Please Help - Residency Visa advice
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Please Help - Residency Visa advice
I have been in NZ for nearly 4 years, i came over with my then partner. We have a child together (who was born here) i am in the process of applying for residency with my partner sponsoring me and we separated whilst my application was going through. Will i have to go home or can i apply by myself, i have a job. Also, my son is currently having treatment due to being born with a birth defect
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Yes i haven't left the country since i arrived in July 08
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With a working holiday visa first, this was valid for one year, that got extended when i fell pregnant as my partner couldn't sponsor me ath the time as he wasn't a resident for 5 years (he is now) i am currently on a work permit whilst my residency application goes through
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However, you are no longer with your partner so he can no longer sponsor you as a partner.
What is your occupation.
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I'll just add that becoming pregnant and having a child whilst on a temp work visa does not mean you can stay. Also , you need to think about your child's status in this country. Not just your own.
What is your occupation.
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I'll just add that becoming pregnant and having a child whilst on a temp work visa does not mean you can stay. Also , you need to think about your child's status in this country. Not just your own.
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i am an accounts administrator, it is a permanent position and i have been there since august 08
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just high school and some college and that is it
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does the fact that my child is having treatment not come into it? He was born here so does that not make him a citizen?
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Being born and registered here in NZ doesn't give automatic citizenship anymore.
Originally Posted by Dept of NZ internal Affairs
From 1 January 2006, children born in New Zealand (or in the Cook Islands, Niue or Tokelau) acquire New Zealand citizenship at birth only if at least one of their parents:
- is a New Zealand citizen; or
- is entitled to be in New Zealand indefinitely in terms of the Immigration Act 1987(i.e. a residence permit holder or Australian citizen); or
- is entitled to reside indefinitely in the Cook Islands, Tokelau or Niue.
Originally Posted by Dept of NZ internal affairs
What immigration status is given to a newborn if neither parent is a permanent resident or citizen?
If a child is born in New Zealand and is not a New Zealand citizen by birth due to the status of their parent or parents, they are deemed to have the most favourable immigration status of either registered parent.
If a child is born in New Zealand and is not a New Zealand citizen by birth due to the status of their parent or parents, they are deemed to have the most favourable immigration status of either registered parent.
Please click the LINK HERE and contact NZ Immigration service to enquire about the status of your child.
I do hope that you were not thinking that having a child here would entitle you to remain in NZ .
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No when my son was born my ex was a resident and had been for 3 years.
And no i did not have a child thinking i could stay, i am quite happy to go home but would prefer to stay here to give my child a better life than the one he would get back in the UK
And no i did not have a child thinking i could stay, i am quite happy to go home but would prefer to stay here to give my child a better life than the one he would get back in the UK
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Sorry if all this is sounding a bit harsh but you are in a difficult position from what you have written.
The temp work permit was only issued because of the ongoing partner sponsorship.
Further, may I just say that you or your ex has an obligation to inform NZ Immigration of the breakdown of the relationship.
Is there no chance of a reconciliation?
Accounts admin is not something that NZ needs. It has NZ citizens and residents who could do that work.
The temp work permit was only issued because of the ongoing partner sponsorship.
Further, may I just say that you or your ex has an obligation to inform NZ Immigration of the breakdown of the relationship.
Is there no chance of a reconciliation?
Accounts admin is not something that NZ needs. It has NZ citizens and residents who could do that work.
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Sorry if all this is sounding a bit harsh but you are in a difficult position from what you have written.
The temp work permit was only issued because of the ongoing partner sponsorship.
Further, may I just say that you or your ex has an obligation to inform NZ Immigration of the breakdown of the relationship.
Is there no chance of a reconciliation?
Accounts admin is not something that NZ needs. It has NZ citizens and residents who could do that work.
The temp work permit was only issued because of the ongoing partner sponsorship.
Further, may I just say that you or your ex has an obligation to inform NZ Immigration of the breakdown of the relationship.
Is there no chance of a reconciliation?
Accounts admin is not something that NZ needs. It has NZ citizens and residents who could do that work.
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And no i did not have a child thinking i could stay,
I am only going on what you have written.
Is your employer a large organisation by chance. Maybe a District Health Board? A company that might have 'accredited' status with NZIS.