Parent Boost Visitor Visa New Zealand
Bringing Families Together, One Visit at a Time
Do you worry that your parents can’t stay long in New Zealand with you and your kids? The Parent Boost Visitor Visa makes extended family visits easier allowing grandparents to spend quality time to bond with their grandchildren.
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Many New Zealand residents and citizens want to bring their parents over—not just for quick trips, but to be part of their daily lives. The Parent Boost Visitor Visa addresses this need. This visa targets grandparents of Kiwi children and allows them to stay for up to five years within a ten-year period. It serves as a way to fill the gap while waiting for residency, or simply to keep the family close.
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What is the Parent Boost Visitor Visa?
The Parent Boost Visitor Visa stands as a unique visa option in New Zealand’s immigration system. This visa allows parents or legal guardians of New Zealand citizen children or resident grandchildren to visit New Zealand for extended periods. Unlike standard visitor visas, this visa gives eligible parents the chance to stay in New Zealand for up to 5 years within a 10-year span. It also offers the flexibility to travel in and out of the country.
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This visa proves ideal for families who want their parents to assist with childcare, bond with grandchildren, or provide support during significant life events. These events might include childbirth, school transitions, or health-related challenges.
Why Families Choose the Parent Boost Visa?
Unlike regular New Zealand Visitor Visas, this visa option shows how important grandparents are to family life. Here’s what makes it different:
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- It doesn’t stick to the usual 6–9-month stay limits.
- You can stay longer than with normal short-term visas.
- You get to come and go as you please for ten years.
- It’s great for people who can’t get residence yet (like the Parent Resident Visa or Parent Retirement Visa), but still want to be close to family in New Zealand.
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At Ezy Immigration, we help families in New Zealand put together strong applications that tick all the boxes—and make sure you don’t face needless holdups or turndowns.
Who Can Apply?
This visa has availability for biological parents legal guardians, or grandparents of a New Zealand citizen or resident child. A crucial requirement states that the sponsoring child or grandchild must have an age of 15 years or younger when the application is submitted.
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To be eligible, the applicant needs to:
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- Be the legal mom, dad, grandma, or grandpa of a kid who’s a New Zealand citizen or resident living in New Zealand.
- Have a child or grandchild under 16 living in New Zealand.
- Prove they want to visit and live in NZ with their sponsoring children.
- Be able to pay their own way or have someone support them during their stay.
- Show proof that they meet health and character criteria.
- Proof that they will buy Medical Insurance for their period of stay in New Zealand
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Wondering if your family fits the bill? Talk to our visa experts today to check if you qualify – it’s free.
How Long Can You Stay?
The Parent Boost Visitor Visa grants a total stay of up to 5 years within a 10-year visa validity period. This allows you to travel back and forth spending long periods with your family in New Zealand as long as you don’t go over the total 5-year stay limit.
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For many families, this has a huge impact—it lets grandparents help raise grandchildren and be part of family life without the need to become permanent residents right away.
What If You Want to Stay?
The Parent Boost Visa lasts for a limited time, but it can open doors to visas that let you live here like the:
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- Parent Resident Visa
- Parent Retirement Resident Visa
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These visa types have more complexity and may need you to meet income or investment criteria. Our licensed immigration experts can help you check if you qualify and suggest the right long-term plan to stay in New Zealand with your family.
How Ezy Immigration Can Help
Getting a visa like the Parent Boost Visitor Visa can be tricky. With immigration rules that keep changing and lots of paperwork needed, even a tiny mistake can cause hold-ups or rejections.
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At Ezy Immigration, we provide:
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- Full support for your application from start to finish
- Advice on sponsorship and money requirements
- Support to collect proof of family ties
- Check of all papers before sending
- Talking to Immigration New Zealand for you
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We’ve united hundreds of families with their loved ones through short-term and long-term family visas. We can guide you through the Parent Boost Visitor Visa process with ease.
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Let Ezy Immigration Help Reunite Your Family
Family means everything. If your parents or grandparents wish to play a larger role in your life in New Zealand, the Parent Boost Visitor Visa might be the ideal choice. At Ezy Immigration, we’re here to guide you through the application process with understanding, quickness, and know-how.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. If both parents meet the criteria, they can apply together. Each applicant must meet individual health, character, and relationship requirements.
No. The visa lets you enter multiple times as long as you don’t stay more than 5 years across 10 years.
We evaluate your eligibility when you submit your application. If your child is under 16 at that time, you stay eligible even if they reach 16 later.
No. This visa allows you to visit family. You can’t work or pursue long-term studies while you have a Parent Boost Visitor Visa.
You might consider residency options such as the Parent Resident Visa or the Parent Retirement Visa. Get in touch with us to find out more.
We suggest you apply at least 3–4 months ahead of your planned travel date to give enough time for processing.
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