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Child of a New Zealand resident

You and your parent(s) may wish to be reunited in New Zealand. Your parent(s) may have already settled here and now, you’d like to come to New Zealand to live with them.

If you are a child…

and wish to move to New Zealand to live with your parent(s), you will need to apply for residence in New Zealand. Your parent must be a New Zealand citizen or resident and be living in New Zealand.

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If you wish to bring your child to New Zealand

you must be a New Zealand citizen or resident, living in New Zealand, and be eligible. Find out the requirements to bring your child to live in New Zealand with you.


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