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Can I bring my child?

While we welcome your child to New Zealand, you must be lawfully and permanently in New Zealand, and your child will need to meet a number of requirements before they can apply for residence under the Family Dependent Child Category.

As a parent you must

  • be lawfully and permanently in New Zealand
  • supply evidence of your residence status

To apply for residence your child must

complete Residence Application form (INZ 1000) PDF.


Want to check the requirements for your child?


Page Last Updated: 29 Nov 2010
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