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Religious workers in New Zealand can apply New Zealand residence to live indefinitely. If you are living in New Zealand on a valid Religious Worker Work Visa you might be eligible to apply for New Zealand residence visa. You must have a valid offer of work and sponsorship from an accepted religious organisation that’s sponsoring you now, and 5 years’ related work experience.
With this visa you can
This is the permanent residence visa is for religious worker work visa holders who have held the work visa for at least 3 years.
Source: Immigration New ZealandCurrent work visa: You must have held a Religious Worker Work Visa for at least 3 years
Sponsorship: You must have an acceptable sponsor
Religious work: You must have an offer of ongoing religious work from your sponsor
Age: You must be 55 or under
English language: You must be able to speak English
Religious training and experience: You must have at least 5 years’ religious training and/or work experience
No welfare assistance: You must not have received any welfare benefits or assistance
Location: To apply for residence, you must be in New Zealand
Bring family: Your family must meet the requirements for a resident visa
Your relationship with your spouse: You and your partner must have been in a genuine relationship and long-lasting relationship for 12 months or more
Dependent children: Your children must be unmarried, dependent and 24 or under
Source: Immigration New ZealandStep 1 – You apply for residence
Fill-up a residence application and send it to Immigration New Zealand with proper application fee, immigration levy and required documents, including:
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Step 2 – Decision about your application
If there is anything else you need to do, Immigration New Zealand will contact you.
Immigration New Zealand may ask you to face an interview which is a part of the process.
Source: Immigration New ZealandYour application must contain the following documents:
Application Fee is NZD $1,800. This is the charge for Immigration New Zealand to process your application. Immigration New Zealand will not refund or return your application fees. A non-refundable immigration levy is charged and is included in the cost.
Source: Immigration New Zealand