If you are applying for a New Zealand visa for work, study, residency, partnership, family, business or investment, you will need to supply supporting documents with your application to Immigration New Zealand. If your original documents are in Spanish, then we can provide you with a certified translation of them into English.

You will first need to consult the Immigration New Zealand website, www.immigration.govt.nz and look at which category you wish to apply for or speak to an Immigration Consultant or lawyer to see what you need, as the requirements of each visa category varies and depends on your personal circumstances.

In the section below under RELATED POSTS, there are examples of the type of documents that Spanish Communications has translated for clients applying for New Zealand visas:

Personal Documents and Police Certificates

• Birth certificates
• Police clearance certificates
• Marriage certificates
• Divorce certificates
• Death certificates
• Identity cards and travel documents

Evidence of Partnership or De-facto Relationship

• Marriage or civil union certificate.
• Proof of shared residence (a joint mortgage, or tenancy agreements, or rent book).
• Financial dependence or interdependence (proof of shared income, or bank accounts, or accounts that show money transfers to or from your account to your partner’s account).
• Birth certificates of your children.
• Any evidence of public or family recognition of your relationship.
• Correspondence (including post-marked envelopes) to you and your partner at the same address.
• Evidence of the duration of your relationship.

Financial Documents

• Credit card and Bank account statements
• Shareholding and property ownership
• Business or company ownership

Medical Documents

• Medical reports in Spanish (or in English, if they need to be translated into Spanish)

Employment Documents

• Work references on company letterhead.
• Pay slips.
• Job specifications.
• Employment history reports or Tax records.
• Letters of appointment.
• Contracts.
• Job assessments.

Qualifications and Skills

• Academic record certificates
• Secondary School and trade qualifications
• Degree, diploma or training course certificates

Give us a call today if we can help you with your translations.

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The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) is the government agency responsible for International Qualification Assessment and assesses your qualifications, telling you which New Zealand qualifications are similar to those you have gained. This is done by comparing your qualification with those on the New Zealand Qualifications Framework (NZQF). This framework ranges from level one to level ten.

If you plan to live in New Zealand, you may need to get your international qualifications recognised so you can work, study or apply to immigrate to New Zealand.

Immigrants who apply for residence in New Zealand under the Skilled Migrant Category may need to have their qualifications assessed by the NZQA. Some qualifications are exempt from assessment for immigration purposes, but if you need them for work or study, you may still need them assessed by NZQA. Here’s the link … Immigration New Zealand/Qualifications

If your international qualification documents are not in English, you must provide a translation of them by a NZQA recommended translation service.

Over the past 25 years, Spanish Communications has been translating degrees and qualifications and we understand how important it is to you to get the translation 100% correct.

Give us a call if you need any help on 022 4275475 or email info@spanish.kiwi

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If you plan to live in New Zealand, you may need to get your international qualifications recognised so you can work, study or apply to immigrate to New Zealand.

The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) is the government agency responsible for International Qualification Assessment and they are able to assess which New Zealand qualifications are similar to those you have gained overseas. Please refer to our post below entitled “Qualifications (NZQA)” for more details.

You may also need the following documents translated, if you are planning applying for a visa, employment or study in New Zealand.

Employment Documents

• Work references on company letterhead.
• Pay slips.
• Job specifications.
• Employment history reports or Tax records.
• Letters of appointment.
• Contracts.
• Job assessments.

Qualifications and Skills

• Academic record certificates
• Secondary School and trade qualifications
• Degree, diploma or training course certificates

Give us a call on 022 4275475

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