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- This is not current policy -
The policy in this manual ceases to be effective from 29 November 2010.
To see the current Immigration New Zealand Operational Manual go to
www.immigration.govt.nz/opsmanual
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genuine and stable
From policy: F2.10 Definitions (Partnership policy); E4.5 Partners and dependent children of student or work visa or permit holders (Generic temporary entry policy)
F2.10.1 Definition of 'genuine and stable' partnership
- A partnership is genuine and stable if a visa or immigration officer is satisfied that it:
- is genuine, because it has been entered into with the intention of being maintained on a long-term and exclusive basis, and
- is stable, because it is likely to endure.
Effective 17/10/2006
Genuine and stable (26/07/1999)
THIS IS NOT A CURRENT DEFINITION
From policy: F2.1 How does a spouse qualify for residence (Spouse policy); E4.5 Spouses or de facto partners and dependent children of student or work visa or permit holders (Generic temporary entry policy)
E4.5.1 Definition of 'genuine and stable relationship'
- A genuine and stable relationship is a relationship which the visa or immigration officer determines:
- has been entered into with the intention of being maintained on a long-term and exclusive basis, and
- is likely to endure.
- If visa and immigration officers are unable to determine whether the relationship was entered into with the intention of maintaining it on a long-term and exclusive basis, they should accept it as genuine, unless there is evidence to the contrary.
Effective 26/07/1999
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