The Child Of A Worker Visitor Visa lets the dependent children of eligible work visa holders visit them in New Zealand.
MORE ABOUT THE CHILD OF A WORKER VISITOR VISA
WHAT THIS VISA ALLOWS:
Child Of A Worker Visitor Visa holders can:
- Join their parent in New Zealand for the duration of their work visa
- Go to school for up to three months
- Explore New Zealand as visitors
THE REQUIREMENTS:
To apply for a Child Of A Worker Visitor Visa, candidates must:
- Be 19 or younger
- Have a parent with an eligible work visa
- Be financially dependent on their parent or their parent’s partner
- Meet New Zealand’s health and character requirements
INFORMATION FOR PARENTS TO NOTE:
To apply for a Child Of A Worker Visitor Visa for a child, parents must:
- Submit proof that confirms they’re the child’s parent
- Hold an eligible work visa
- Earn at least NZD43,322.76 a year before tax if they hold an Essentials Skills Work Visa or a Religious Worker Visa
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
For the Child Of A Worker Visitor Visa, Immigration New Zealand classifies a dependent child as 17 or younger or 18 or 19 with no children of their own and financially reliant on their parents.
Parents applying for a child that’s 18 or 19 might have to submit proof of their child’s financial dependency on them.
Children can study on a Child of a Worker Visitor Visa for up to three months. Children who need to do so for longer will need study visas.
Work visa applicants can apply for Child of a Worker Visitor Visas for their children at the same time as applying for their visa. Immigration New Zealand will only grant the children’s visas after the parent’s application is approved.
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