11 May 2023
New Zealand visitor visa approval
Application number 21934090 for a New Zealand Visitor Visa - Label-less Replace has been
approved. If this application has been made through an immigration adviser, lawyer or other
representative who is exempt from licensing, this entire document must be provided to the
applicant.
Please note: A correction has been made to your visa. Your current conditions are reflected in this
letter. We apologise for any confusion.
Visitor Visa details
Applicant: Date of Birth:
Balbir Singh 14 July 1984
Principal applicant’s details
Gender: Male Passport number: M7902108
Nationality: India Client number: 79428127
The start date of your visa is: 11 May 2023
You must arrive in New Zealand before: N/A
The number of times you may enter New Zealand using this visa is: Multiple
The last date you may travel to New Zealand is: 11 May 2024
Your visa expires and you must leave New Zealand on or before: See Conditions
The conditions of your visa: This visa expires 6 month(s) after each arrival. Stay subject to grant of
entry permission. You must leave before visa expiry or face deportation. The holder shall not
undertake employment in NZ. The holder shall not study for more than 3 months in every 12 month
period in NZ. Financial support evidence not required. Return/onward ticket not required.
Please note that your visa is subject to the condition that you comply with:
• any order made under section 11 of the COVID-19 Public Health Response Act 2020; and
• any order made under section 70 of the Health Act 1956 and listed in schedule 2 of the
COVID-19 Public Health Response Act 2020; and
• any instruction from a Medical Officer of Health which relates to a notifiable or
quarantinable disease.
If you do not comply with these conditions you may become liable for deportation.
PRINT THIS DOCUMENT AND CARRY IT WITH YOUR PASSPORT WHEN TRAVELLING
New Zealand’s COVID-19 requirements
If you plan to travel to or from New Zealand, please check the current COVID-19 requirements.
These requirements can change so we recommend referring to these often when planning travel:
Covid-19 Travel | COVID19.govt.nz
Your visa
The details above reflect the electronic record of your visa held by Immigration New Zealand (INZ).
You do not require a visa label in your passport. Do not attempt to alter this letter. It is an offence
under the Immigration Act 2009 to use a document that you know has been altered.
Please check that the above visa details match your passport before you travel and contact INZ
immediately if there are any errors.
You may be asked to show this letter when you check in for your flight to New Zealand and/or when
you arrive at the New Zealand border. If you cannot show this letter when asked, the airline may not
let you board your flight or you may be delayed when entering New Zealand.
Ability to leave New Zealand
It is a condition of your visa that you will be able to leave New Zealand. Evidence of this can include
paid travel tickets, sufficient funds to buy travel tickets, or approved sponsorship. If you are outside
New Zealand when your visitor visa is granted, you may be required to show evidence when you
check in for your flight to New Zealand or when you arrive in New Zealand that you are able to leave
New Zealand in the future. If you cannot show this, you may be prevented from travelling to or
entering New Zealand.
How can you prove your visa details without a visa label in your passport?
Your employer can verify the details of your visa online using VisaView. With your consent, other
people or organisations such as health care providers or travel agents can verify the details of your
visa using the Visa Verification Service. See: immigration.govt.nz/visaview
Do you have a new passport?
If you get a new passport while this visa is still valid, you must request INZ to update your visa details
so that they match your new passport. INZ’s website has information on how to do this:
immigration.govt.nz/transfervisa
You must not remain in New Zealand after your visa expires
You must hold a valid visa at all times while you are in New Zealand. If you do not hold a valid visa
you will be in New Zealand unlawfully and you will be liable for deportation. If you do not leave
voluntarily before you are served with a deportation order you will face a prohibition period
preventing your return to New Zealand in the future.
Do you need more information about eVisas?
For information about eVisas go to immigration.govt.nz/evisas
See immigration.govt.nz/search for answers to frequently asked questions or to send an enquiry to
INZ, or call our Immigration Contact Centre on +64 9 914 4100 from outside New Zealand, 09 914
4100 from Auckland, or 0508 55 88 55 from the rest of New Zealand.
Message for carriers and border staff
This letter confirms that an electronic visa has been granted for travel to New Zealand. We request
your assistance in facilitating the visa holder’s travel to New Zealand, in accordance with the
conditions set out in the Visa Details box at the top of this letter.
Carriers can verify this visa through the New Zealand Advance Passenger Processing (APP) system
or the TIETAC NZ system.
