New Zealand Introduces 10-Year Stay Option for Parents of Immigrants Through New Visa Scheme:

New Zealand Introduces 10-Year Stay Option for Parents of Immigrants Through New Visa Scheme:

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Category : International Published on: June 17 2025

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New Zealand has unveiled a new immigration policy called the Parent Boost Visa, offering a 5-year stay for parents of citizens and residents, starting September 2025. Upon fulfilling all eligibility conditions, visa holders can apply for a second 5-year visa, allowing a cumulative stay of up to 10 years. This initiative opens a significant path for Indian immigrants to reunite with family members in New Zealand over the long term.

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