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Is there a policy that allows an applicant to “retire” in New Zealand?

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Is there a policy that allows an applicant to “retire” in New Zealand?

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The NZ Immigration Service does not offer a special scheme for the retired, you would have to be eligible to apply for Permanent Residence in any one of the migration categories available. At best, he or she could come to New Zealand as a visitor, and spend 6 months out of a 12 months period in New Zealand, or a maximum of 9 months out of a 18 months period. Returning Resident’s Visas: Your first Returning Resident’s Visa is issued to you at the time you are issued your residence visa or permit. It is valid for two years from the date the first residence permit is granted and is a multiple entry visa. After your first Returning Resident’s Visa expires you must apply for a second Returning Resident’s Visa. Your second or subsequent visa may be valid indefinitely (enabling multiple trips in and out of New Zealand indefinitely) or may be valid for 12 months or 14 days. An indefinite visa is granted provided you are able meet the requirements that show commitment to New Zealand, e.g. spent

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