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WS4 Currency of specific purpose or event permits (01/07/2002)
- The currency of a specific purpose or event permit must relate to the time required for the holder to complete the specific purpose or event.
- The maximum duration of permit, including a short grace period within which the permit holder can leave New Zealand after they have completed their specific purpose or event, are:
- Business persons on short term secondments – 12 months;
- Entertainers, performing artists, film and video production crew, and associated support personnel – for the period requested;
- Sports players and professional sports coaches – 12 months, or up to a maximum of three years in the case of coaches employed at national or regional level;
- Show judges and sports referees – for the length of their engagement and not usually more than six months;
- Dance and music examiners – for the period of their examinations and not usually more than six months;
- Pastors and lay missionaries – three years;
- Installers and servicers of machinery – three months;
- Direct investment visas for Business Investor category residence applicants – 12 months;
- Executive staff of multinational companies on long term secondment – three years. On a case-by-case basis Officers with schedule 1 delegations may authorise the issue of a further work visa and grant of a further work permit to such staff for the full term of their secondment, if the multinational company confirms:
- the applicant's commitment to returning to their country of origin at the end of the New Zealand secondment, and
- the company's guarantee of maintenance, accommodation and repatriation.
Effective 01/07/2002
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