If your visa application was declined, it might be because you did not meet the bona fide requirement. Being bona fide means your intentions are genuine.
Bona fide means:
You genuinely intend to stay in NZ for a short period.
You will remain in NZ legally, with no risk of overstaying.
You will not break any laws or rules while in NZ.
You will not violate the conditions of your visa.
Proving bona fides can be challenging, especially if you are not from a visa waiver country. If your temporary visa (visitor, student, etc.) was declined because the Immigration Officer doubted your bona fides, we can help. Immigration Trust offers expert assistance to guide you through the process. The Immigration Officer must provide written reasons for declining your application. You may apply for a reconsideration if there are other reasons for the decline.
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