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New Zealand Visitor Visa for Angolan Citizens: Apply Now
iVisa
10 min read
Updated on Jan 22, 2024

Are you an Angolan national yearning to explore the mesmerizing landscapes of New Zealand yet daunted by the visa application process? Worry no more! This is your go-to guide for the New Zealand Visitor Visa application tailored explicitly for citizens of Angola.

At iVisa, our core purpose is to simplify your visa application journey. Our application form is designed for ease of use, and our team of specialists can provide support at every turn. With our convenient mobile app, your path to obtaining a New Zealand visa has never been more streamlined.

Join us as we walk you through our seamless process, sparing you from the tedium of paperwork and the stress of uncertainty. This will let you devote your time and energy to planning your New Zealand adventure.

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Do Angolans need a Visitor Visa for New Zealand?

Yes, citizens of Angola need a valid visa to travel to New Zealand. As an Angolan, this visa allows you to remain in the country for tourism purposes for up to nine months. It is vital to apply for this visa before your intended journey to ensure all necessary documentation is prepared.

Navigating the visa application process correctly is key to fulfilling this requirement. Our role is to simplify this process and aid you in obtaining your New Zealand Visitor Visa. With our expert guidance, you can apply for your visa with assurance and begin your journey to explore the extraordinary sights of New Zealand.

What is the New Zealand Visitor Visa for citizens of Angola?

The New Zealand Visitor Visa is a compulsory document that enables citizens of Angola to travel to New Zealand for tourism, visiting family, or conducting business. This visa allows Angolan citizens to experience the breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and diverse activities that New Zealand offers.

Obtaining this visa before travel is essential to ensure smooth entry and compliance with immigration regulations.

It's important to remember that if you're planning a longer stay, transiting, or seeking employment in New Zealand, different visas — such as a New Zealand Resident Visa, Transit Visa, or Work Visa — might be required.

How long is the New Zealand Visa for citizens of Angola valid?

When you apply through us, we offer a Multiple Entry visa valid for 18 months (1.5 years after arrival), according to your travel needs.

With the New Zealand Visitor Visa, Angolan passport holders can enjoy tourist visits to New Zealand for up to nine months within those 18 months.

The final decision on the number of entries granted rests with the immigration officer, who will consider your travel plans. So while we offer it as a multiple-entry visa, you may only be given a single-entry visa.

Am I eligible for a New Zealand Visitor Visa from Angola?

Citizens of Angola are eligible to apply for a New Zealand Visitor Visa. However, specific requirements need to be met as part of the visa application. Below is a comprehensive list:

  1. Valid passport: You must possess an Angolan passport valid for at least three months beyond your intended departure date from New Zealand.

  2. Good health: Applicants should be in good health. Certain health conditions might necessitate a medical examination or a health certificate. You may also need medical insurance for any emergency treatment during your stay.

  3. Good character: Applicants need to have a clear criminal record. New Zealand immigration might request police certificates to verify your character.

  4. Proof of funds: Applicants must demonstrate the ability to support themselves during their stay in New Zealand financially. Alternatively, proof of sponsorship from someone in New Zealand could suffice.

  5. Ties to home country: Applicants should exhibit strong links with Angola, such as employment, property ownership, or family ties, to verify their intent to return after their visit.

Genuine intentions: Applicants must show sincere intentions to visit New Zealand for the approved period and not engage in unauthorized or illegal activities.

  1. Return or onward ticket: Applicants must hold a ticket to exit New Zealand or have adequate funds to purchase one.

Remember, the final decision to approve the New Zealand Visitor Visa lies with the New Zealand immigration authorities.

Note: If you are an Australian permanent resident or a citizen of a country that is part of the New Zealand visa exemption program, you will need a New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) instead of the New Zealand Visitor Visa. If you're uncertain of eligibility, you can use our visa checker tool to verify.

Diplomatic passport holders may require other paperwork or may even require a different visa depending on the reasons for their travel.

New Zealand Visitor Visa requirements in Angola

Before applying for a New Zealand Visa, Angolans must understand the visa requirements, including the ones for children. Let’s unpack said requirements below in order to learn about general document needs and particular passport and photo specifications.

Necessary documents for the New Zealand Visitor Visa for citizens of Angola

To apply for your New Zealand Visitor Visa, depending on your travel purpose, you might require the following documents:

  • Passport photo.

  • Passport scan.

  • Travel itinerary: This includes a confirmed ticket or evidence of the ability to purchase such a ticket.

  • Cover letter.

  • Business License: This is required if the visa will be used for business purposes.

  • Proof of sufficient funds: Documentation like bank statements, pay slips, or a letter from a financial sponsor proving you can finance your stay is needed. Work-related information may be requested to confirm your ties to Angola.

  • Health and character certificates: You may need to undergo certain health checks and provide a police certificate to confirm that you meet the health and character requirements.

Declarations you will need to make during the application

To complete your application, you will need to answer the following questions:

  1. Have you ever been convicted at any time of any offense, including any driving offense?

  2. Are you currently under investigation, wanted for questioning, or facing charges for any offense in any country, including New Zealand?

  3. Have you ever been expelled, deported, excluded, removed from, or refused entry to any country?

  4. Have you ever been refused a visa or permit by any country, excluding New Zealand?

  5. Is military service mandatory in your home country?

  6. Did you serve in the military in any country?

  7. How were you exempt from military service?

New Zealand Visitor Visa requirements for children in Angola

For children applying for a New Zealand visitor visa:

  • Parental consent: A consent letter from the non-traveling parent(s) may be required if the child travels alone or with one parent.

  • Birth certificate: The child's birth certificate must prove the relationship with the parents or legal guardians.

Remember, we allow you to apply for yourself and your family members at once, making the process much more manageable.

New Zealand Visitor Visa passport requirements

Passport-specific requirements for the New Zealand Visitor Visa include:

Validity: The passport must be valid for at least three months beyond the intended departure date from New Zealand.

Blank passport pages: The passport must have at least one blank page for stamping by the immigration officer.

New Zealand Visitor Visa photo requirements

Photo requirements for the New Zealand Visitor Visa include the following:

Size: The photo must measure 35mm by 45mm.

Quality: The photo should be in color, clear, and good quality, with the applicant facing the camera directly.

You can get government-compliant, up-to-date passport photos from the comfort of your home using our passport photo service.

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New Zealand Visitor Visa application for citizens of Angola

Applying for the New Zealand Visitor Visa with us is very simple. There are only three simple steps to follow:

Step 1: Complete our simplified visa application form with your details and travel information.

Step 2: Pay the visa application fee with a credit or debit card, PayPal, Venmo, or Amazon Pay.

After the payment, you will receive a complete PDF guide explaining how to complete the rest of the application form.

Step 3: Upload all the required documents, fill out all the extra information, and answer the declaration questions.

Once you submit your application to us, our iVisa Experts will thoroughly check all your documents and all the information you provided before submitting it to the government.

Now, suppose you are requested to attend a medical examination or biometrics appointment. In that case, we will email you to guide you on how to make the appointment at the Visa Application Center (VAC) and on what you will need.

If you are not required to attend an interview, simply sit back and relax. We’ll take care of the rest.

How to prepare for the New Zealand Visitor Visa interview?

An interview for the New Zealand Visitor Visa is only scheduled upon request by the New Zealand immigration authorities. If you are asked to attend an interview, the following tips can help you prepare:

  1. Understand the purpose: The interview is primarily conducted to validate the information in your application and gauge your genuine intent to visit New Zealand. It's vital to express the purpose of your visit clearly.

  2. Be familiar with your application: Review your application and any attached documents thoroughly. Be prepared to answer any questions about the information contained in these documents.

  3. Prepare necessary documents: Ensure you have all the requisite documents for the interview, such as your passport, application form, photographs, bank statements, employment letters, and other supporting documents.

  4. Be honest: Honesty is critical during the interview. Any inconsistencies between your application and interview answers could adversely affect your visa application.

  5. Dress appropriately: Although there's no strict dress code, dressing neatly and professionally can leave a good impression.

  6. Be punctual: Ensure you arrive early for your appointment, allowing for any additional security or procedural requirements.

  7. Know your itinerary: Be prepared to discuss your travel plans, including your accommodation, places you plan to visit, and the duration of your stay.

Remember, each interview can vary based on individual circumstances, so thorough preparation and readiness to answer any potential questions about your trip are critical. Our iVisa Experts will assist you in preparing for the interview comprehensively.

New Zealand Visitor Visa fee for citizens of Angola

We offer a standard processing for USD $224.99, to which we also add the government fee of USD $153.00 so you can make only one total payment of USD $377.99.

During the application process on our site, you can add services such as an iVisa Plus subscription, Premium Concierge Service, Embassy Registration, or Premium Photo Services.

We also offer an iVisa Fee Protection, which allows us to process a new application for no additional processing fee if you are unable to make your trip. It also gives you the option to get a flight reservation or itinerary that is valid for two weeks and can be used to apply for a visa, as proof of return to show to immigration officers while traveling, for car rental purposes, etc.

All these additional services carry varying costs. Use our application form to check your application's total cost based on your circumstances.

What is the New Zealand Visitor Visa processing time for Angolans?

Our standard processing time is 30 days. Within this period, we'll handle your application, ask for any additional details, and ensure everything is in order before submitting it to the government. This timeframe doesn't account for the time the government takes to process the visa or the time it may take to schedule an interview or biometric appointment if requested.

The government generally takes about 48 days to process New Zealand Visitor Visas (in 90% of cases). However, processing times can fluctuate due to various factors.

We advise you to apply at least two months before your planned travel date to allow sufficient time to process your application.

My New Zealand Visitor Visa was denied. What should I do?

If your New Zealand Visitor Visa application has been denied, don't despair. We're committed to helping you navigate the following steps:

Understand the cause of rejection: The letter of refusal from the New Zealand immigration authorities will give specific reasons for denying your visa. Understanding these reasons can help you effectively address them in future applications.

Seek advice: If you require further clarification regarding the reasons for your visa denial or need advice on the next steps, contact our team of experts. We have invaluable insights based on our vast experience with visa applications and rejections.

Explore options of appeal or reconsideration: Depending on your situation, you might have the opportunity to dispute the decision or request a review if you believe your application was unjustly rejected. Appeal or review procedures can vary, and we're here to assist you in understanding these options.

Contemplate reapplying: If you can rectify the issues that resulted in your visa rejection, reapplication might be a viable option. Correct any previous application errors and include additional supporting evidence to strengthen your case.

Remember, visa denial is not necessarily a full stop to your New Zealand travel dream. With the proper knowledge and support, we can guide you through the process and help you effectively strategize for your next steps.

Need more information?

If you have more questions about the New Zealand Visitor Visa or other travel documents, let our expert customer service team know via online chat or email at [email protected].

Disclaimer
  • iVisa is NOT affiliated with any government agency. This site does not provide legal advice and we are not a law firm. None of our customer service representatives are lawyers and they also do not provide legal advice. We are a private, internet-based travel and immigration consultancy provider dedicated to helping individuals travel around the world. You may apply by yourself directly on the various government websites. The source of information: https://www.immigration.govt.nz/
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