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New Zealand spouse immigration related issues
# New Zealand Immigration # Introduction The New Zealand Immigration Bureau stipulates that when applying for a New Zealand spouse to settle down, the husband and wife must have met before and lived together for more than 65,438+02 months, and one of the New Zealand residents or citizens has not married another spouse in the past five years. Here are some questions about New Zealand spouse immigration. Welcome to read!

New Zealand spouse immigration related issues

Q: Can the spouse work visa and PR application be submitted at the same time?

A: It can be submitted at the same time. These are two independent applications. The work visa will be approved first, and PR generally has a probation period of 6- 12 months.

Q: My girlfriend and I have been living together for six months. Can she submit a PR application now?

A: Yes, but because you have lived together for a short time, the New Zealand Immigration Bureau will wait until you have lived together for at least 12 months before approving it.

Q: I am a New Zealand citizen. Three years ago, I went to marriage and immigrated alone, and now I just got divorced. Can I sponsor my girlfriend in China to immigrate here now?

Answer: It is stipulated that the second party cannot be guaranteed for five years. So you handled the spouse migration for others three years ago, and you have to wait two years to support your current girlfriend.

Q: My ex-girlfriend and I applied for PR through skilled migration two years ago. At that time, she was a prospective applicant. Now that I am separated, do I have to wait five years before I can help others to apply for spouse immigration?

A: You don't have to wait five years, because your ex-girlfriend didn't apply for spouse immigration and you didn't take care of her.

Q: My current husband and I are in our twenties. We have both been divorced before. Will the Immigration Bureau refuse the visa for these reasons?

A: Because of your special circumstances, the Immigration Bureau will strictly examine your relationship, but as long as you can prove that your relationship is true and stable from all angles, you will not easily refuse the visa.

Q: The immigration officer told us to go for an interview next week. Shall we interview together or separately?

A: Usually, immigration officers interview one person alone first, and then interview another person alone.

Q: Now I want to apply for my past girlfriend. The problem is that we are all in China now.

Is it easier for us all to apply in the past? If so, what visa will she apply for?

Are you registered in China or there if you get married?

Does it mean that you have to get married 1 year to succeed?

A: Method: Let your girlfriend go by studying abroad, and then you get married.

Apply for immigration after marriage, because it is easy and quick for people to apply locally.

Further Reading: Welfare of New Zealand Immigrants

Parenting benefits

The New Zealand government encourages people to have more children. In order to encourage people to have children, women's expenses from pregnancy to childbirth are entirely borne by the government. After the birth of the child, the paid parental leave is 16 weeks, and the parental allowance during the parental leave is about 5 16 NZD/week. Parents can also apply to the tax bureau for a newborn allowance.

Newborn milk powder gold has also been raised to 220 New Zealand dollars/week, which has been distributed continuously for 10 week. Until the child reaches the age of 13, he can enjoy all-weather free home visits and free prescription drugs.

Free compulsory education

Primary and secondary education in New Zealand is free, and national universities charge only nominal fees. If you live in New Zealand for two years, your children can still enjoy the student subsidy. The specific amount of student subsidies depends on the number of students' family members, and there are different amounts of subsidies in different situations.

Unemployment compensation

People who have legal residence status in New Zealand and have settled there for two years can apply for this subsidy when they are unemployed or have not found a full-time job. If a person is unable to take part in a full-time job due to illness and his/her spouse does not have a full-time job, he/she can apply for unemployment benefits after being certified by a family doctor. Generally speaking, a person is 174.2 1 NZD/week, and singles over the age of 25 can apply for NZD 209.06/week.

Free public medical care

New Zealand public hospitals provide people with free basic medical services, and family doctors are not expensive. If you see common diseases, you only charge outpatient fees. If people from poor families see a family doctor, the outpatient fee will be reduced accordingly, and the medicine fee will be relatively cheap. The maximum charge for each drug is 3 yuan, and the rest is made up by the state.

Children under the age of 6 receive free medical treatment in public hospitals or private hospitals./kloc-Children under the age of 0/6 enjoy free dental treatment.

Pension benefits

Old people who have lived in 10 years or above and have reached the age of 65 can apply for a pension from the New Zealand government. According to the specific circumstances of the applicant, the government will grant pensions ranging from NZ $309.04 to NZ $652.60 (before tax) to ensure that the elderly can still live a quality life in their later years.