INZ1091 - Talent (Arts, Culture and Sports) Sponsorship Form
The INZ 1091 form is required for sponsoring an individual applying for a New Zealand visa under the Talent (Arts, Culture, and Sports) Work or Residence Instructions. Applicants must be supported by a New Zealand organisation of national repute and an acceptable sponsor (individual or organisation) who agrees to meet financial, accommodation, and repatriation costs if needed. The form confirms the sponsor’s commitment and demonstrates that the applicant’s presence will contribute to New Zealand’s achievements in arts, culture, or sports.
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Who needs to complete the INZ 1091 form?
The INZ 1091 must be completed by a sponsor (individual, organisation, or government agency) supporting an applicant for a Talent (Arts, Culture, and Sports) Work or Residence Visa
What is a New Zealand organisation of national repute
An organisation recognised nationally for excellence in a field of arts, culture, or sports that can support an applicant’s visa
What is the sponsor responsible for
The sponsor agrees to:
- Provide financial support (NZ$1,000/month or NZ$400/month with free accommodation).
- Offer accommodation if required.
- Cover repatriation or deportation costs if necessary.
- Pay maternity healthcare costs if agreed (NZ$9,000).
How long does sponsorship last?
For a work visa, sponsorship lasts for the duration of the visa. For a residence visa, it lasts for 24 months after the residence is granted.
Who qualifies for a Talent (Arts, Culture, and Sports) visa?
Applicants must:
- Have exceptional talent in their field.
- Be supported by a New Zealand organisation of national repute.
- Have a suitable sponsor.
- Be 55 years or younger for work visas.
- Meet health, character, and visa conditions
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