Dear Your name here

Message from whvstore team:

This is just an example about what the first email sent by the immigration office look like. after you secure the slot, you will receive this one with detailed instruction about how to prepare all the documents

If you want to secure the slot, no miss, you can contact us via email: whvstore@gmail.com

Our website: https://www.whvstore.com

You should be able to find a lot useful information there.

Thank you for your application for a work visa under the Philippines Working Holiday Scheme. We are processing your application. This email describes what you need to do next.

This is an automated email. Please do not reply.

Client Number: XXXXXXXX

Application Number: XXXXXXXXX

You need to send us additional documents so we can make a decision on your Working Holiday Scheme application. You must submit all the documents listed below within 15 calendar days of this email. Your application may be declined if the required documentation is not received within this period.

Please do not send us your passport. If your application is approved, you can view and print your visa details online. 

You need to provide evidence of:

• Your good health
• Your identity
• Your qualification
• Your English ability
• Sufficient funds.

The following sections describe what documents you need to send us as evidence and where to send them. Please include a Letter of Authorisation allowing Immigration New Zealand to verify all documents submitted in support of your application.

Results of medical tests will be sent to us by your physician. Details on where they should send this are in the Medical Information section below.

All other information can be scanned and emailed to workingholiday@mbie.govt.nz or you can take the documents to a Visa Application Centre (VAC). You can find the address of your closest VAC on our website. You may need to pay a fee to the VAC for this service.

As proof of your good health you need to provide us with:

• a chest x-ray certificate.

You do not need to provide a general medical certificate with your chest x-ray certificate.

This is to demonstrate you have an acceptable standard of health. You can find more information about this on our website.

If you sent us a medical certificate with an earlier visa application, you don’t need to have another medical examination unless one of the following applies:

• it’s been more than 3 years since you had the last examination
• you were not assessed as having an acceptable standard of health at the time
• we need a different kind of medical certificate than the one you provided.

Physicians are doctors and radiologists approved by Immigration New Zealand to complete medical and chest x-ray certificates for New Zealand visa applications. Find a physician near to you using the tool and map on our website.

You may need a referral from a doctor for a chest x-ray.

When you go for your medical examination you will need to take an acceptable identity document with you. If at all possible, your identity document should be a valid, original passport. If this is not possible, other acceptable documents are listed on our website. 

As you live in a region where our eMedical service is available, your physician will send your medical results directly to Immigration New Zealand. Please do not email your eMedical reference number unless requested by your case officer.

Please send us a copy of the biographical page of your passport that shows your photograph, full name and date of birth.

We need to see evidence that shows you have completed a minimum of three years full-time university study. Please send us a copy of a tertiary qualification that meets these requirements.

To show that you have an acceptable level of English you need to send us either:

• evidence that your tertiary qualification was gained from an institution where all tuition was in English; or
• the results from an acceptable English language test that is no more than two years old.

You can find acceptable English language test results on our website under ‘English language’.

You need a minimum of NZ $4,200 to cover your stay in New Zealand. These funds must be available in your name. You can send us a bank statement or copy of your savings book as evidence that you have sufficient funds.

If your application is approved, you will need to purchase medical and comprehensive hospitalisation insurance that will remain current throughout your stay in New Zealand.

All supporting documents need to be written in English. If documents are written in another language they must be translated into English by a recognised and independent translation service.

If you cannot provide the information within 15 calendar days please let us know as soon as possible. You can email your case officer (if you know who they are) or email workingholiday@mbie.govt.nz

If you can show us that you have tried to provide this information, we will take this into account in considering whether to grant an extension of time. For example, you can show us confirmation of an appointment with a doctor or radiologist, or a receipt for an appointment you attended but have not yet received results from.

If we do not receive the additional information within this time (unless we have granted you an extension) we will make a decision on your application based on the information you have already given us. We are unlikely to approve the application based on this information.

Providing false or misleading information, or withholding information, may make you ineligible for a visa.

If you need help understanding this letter or providing this information, you can email the officer assessing your application.  If you don’t know who the officer is, you can email workingholiday@mbie.govt.nz  

If you have any general immigration questions you can find answers on our website using the “Ask us a question” link.

This is an automated email. Please do not reply.

Regards
The team at Immigration New Zealand