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Decline Letter
Decline Letter
Applicant details
Thank you for your application for a visitor visa. We received your application on 13-December-
2023.
Instruction E5.10 tells immigration officers what they should consider when deciding whether an
applicant is a ‘bona fide applicant’. This includes your personal circumstances, family, employment
or other ties in your home country, and your travel history. You have declared that you want to visit
New Zealand for tourism.
You have provided employment documents from Genpact, bank statement and travel itinerary. We
are not satisfied that you have strong financial and employment commitments in your home
country.
After assessing this information, we are not satisfied that you have provided sufficient evidence that
your reason for travelling to New Zealand meets the definition of ‘lawful purpose’ and of your
personal circumstances to show your ties to your home country.
Therefore, having reviewed your evidence, intentions, and other relevant information, we are not
satisfied that you are a bona fide applicant as required by Instruction V2.1(a)(ii). We have also
considered if there were any special circumstances that would warrant an exception to immigration
instructions but cannot find any reason to grant you a visa as an exception.
Information provided with this application.
Section 58(6) of the Immigration Act 2009 states that it is sufficient grounds to decline to grant a visa
to a person if they, or their agent, submitted false or misleading information or withheld relevant
information that was potentially prejudicial to the grant of the visa, or did not ensure that an
immigration officer was informed of any material change in circumstances since the application was
made. This is spelled out in A24.1(f) which you can navigate to from the link below.
Section 58(6) applies to you. We gave you the opportunity to make comments or provide
information about this.
We have assessed your response and determined that the application is being declined. You were
also invited to make additional comments or provide information to help us decide whether to
decline your application. You can read the full consideration of the circumstances of the application
in the Section 58(6) Assessment document uploaded in your online account.
https://www.immigration.govt.nz/opsmanual/#80296.htm
We have also considered if there are any special circumstances that would warrant an exception to
immigration instructions, but cannot find any reason to grant you a visa as an exception.
Requesting a reconsideration
There is no right of appeal or reconsideration against a decision on a temporary entry class visa
application made outside of New Zealand.
If you have new information that has not been considered by INZ, you can submit a further
application. This would be considered on its merits and would need to show that you meet all
relevant New Zealand government immigration instructions.
Ngā mihi,
R.Bowker.
Immigration New Zealand