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    Unhappy Partnership Temporary Work Visa

    I have a question here, anyone can help me?

    My wife hold a student visa from 15 Feb 2014 to 31 Mar 2015 (more than 12 months). I submitted partnership work visa application based on my wife, then I know we should have the same period to stay in New Zealand, however, I ticked the option "I plan to be in New Zealand for between 6 and 12 months" when I was filling the INZ1198 form, so I did not submit the INZ1007 general medical form. I want to know I would be the same start date with my wife(15 Feb 2014), or same expiration date(31 Mar 2015), which date will be the final date? Thanks in advance.

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    Hello.

    Sorry, but this isn't a question I've seen arise on the forum before, so can't suggest any answer. You may need to ask INZ.

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    Hi, my partner got a temporary work visa (based on my student visa) with immediate start date (the day his new visa was approved) and the expiry date of my visa (31 Mar 2015 - just like yours ). Hope this helps.

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    Thanks for your suggestion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elaine_NZ View Post
    Hi, my partner got a temporary work visa (based on my student visa) with immediate start date (the day his new visa was approved) and the expiry date of my visa (31 Mar 2015 - just like yours ). Hope this helps.
    Thanks for your reply, you are in New Zealand now? How long the visa's period of validity your partner hold? and may I know whether your partner submitted INZ1007 form (this is to stay in longer than 12 months), because I ticked "plan to stay 6 -12 motnhs" and did not submit INZ1007 form.

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    I guess this was to avoid having to do the medical?

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    Quote Originally Posted by pierbin View Post
    Thanks for your reply, you are in New Zealand now? How long the visa's period of validity your partner hold? and may I know whether your partner submitted INZ1007 form (this is to stay in longer than 12 months), because I ticked "plan to stay 6 -12 motnhs" and did not submit INZ1007 form.
    Hm, it is a bit different since we've already been in NZ when he applied. His visa was issued for the remaining period of my visa duration (2 years I think). He did submit INZ1007 in a sense as we had already undergone medicals a year before that and INZ had it on the record from our previous application.

    Check with INZ directly, maybe they could approve your visa with a later start date than your wife's visa (but I suppose you'd want to arrive to NZ together in which case you'd probably need to submit INZ1007 since you'd be staying in NZ for over 12 months). It's a pain, I know, been there - but the good news is that the medical is valid up to 36 months and can thus be 'reused' if you decide to apply for a new visa in the future.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elaine_NZ View Post
    Hm, it is a bit different since we've already been in NZ when he applied. His visa was issued for the remaining period of my visa duration (2 years I think). He did submit INZ1007 in a sense as we had already undergone medicals a year before that and INZ had it on the record from our previous application.

    Check with INZ directly, maybe they could approve your visa with a later start date than your wife's visa (but I suppose you'd want to arrive to NZ together in which case you'd probably need to submit INZ1007 since you'd be staying in NZ for over 12 months). It's a pain, I know, been there - but the good news is that the medical is valid up to 36 months and can thus be 'reused' if you decide to apply for a new visa in the future.
    Thanks for your reply. I sent email to INZ and going to do the medical in case required.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JandM View Post
    I guess this was to avoid having to do the medical?
    Thanks for your reply. I sent email to INZ and going to do the medical in case required.

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