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You may be granted residence if you are:
living in a genuine and stable de facto relationship of at least two years duration with a New Zealand citizen or resident.
A de facto partner is a partner in a heterosexual or same-sex relationship who has been living with their partner in a genuine and stable relationship for at least two years immediately prior to the assessment of the application.
You and your partner may be called to an interview with the NZIS to assess if you are living together in a genuine and stable relationship. If you have been in a de facto relationship of at least 18 months duration you can apply for residence but your application may be deferred until you have been in the relationship for two years.
You may be granted residence if you have an adult child 17 years or over, who is a New Zealand citizen or resident living lawfully and permanently in New Zealand who is prepared to sponsor you, and
Your sponsor will be responsible for if necessary, ensuring financial support and accommodation is available to you for at least your first 12 months as a resident in New Zealand.
You may apply for residence under this category if you have a New Zealand citizen or resident parent, brother or sister who is living lawfully and permanently in New Zealand and who is prepared to sponsor you, and
Your sponsor will be responsible for if necessary, ensuring financial support and accommodation is available to you for at least your first 12 months as a resident in New Zealand.
You may apply for residence under this section if you are aged 19 years or younger, and
If your parents are separated or divorced, you must provide evidence that the custody or visitation rights of a parent living outside New Zealand would not be breched by you coming to New Zealand.
Source: Immigration New Zealand
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