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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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P3.15 Requirements for participants in approved work exchange schemes
- Participants in approved work exchange schemes may be issued with work visas for the length of their exchange.
- All applicants for work exchange scheme visas or permits must:
- meet the requirements under Generic Temporary Entry policy for lodging an application for a temporary entry visa or permit as set out at E4; and
- be as set out at E5, and
- meet health and character requirements as set out at E6; and
- provide evidence of acceptance to an approved work exchange scheme from the scheme organiser; and
- provide evidence of medical and dental insurance cover for the length of the exchange; and
- provide evidence that they meet onward travel requirements.
Note: Evidence of travel arrangements to leave New Zealand at the end of the intended stay is: - actual travel tickets (confirmed or open-dated) out of New Zealand to a destination to which the applicant has right of entry; or - a written guarantee from the New Zealand sponsor that they will ensure that participants (and any dependants) will have outward bookings at the end of their stay in New Zealand, regardless of whether they complete the full term of the exchange.
- If participants arrive in New Zealand without a visa, immigration officers may grant a work permit for the maximum period of stay for their scheme, provided that:
- there are special reasons why they have not obtained a visa, and
- they meet the requirements set out at P3.15(b).
Effective 01/11/2006
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