NZ Wrong Visa Application

[kazzax]

I was supposed to apply for a NZeTA but instead I applied for a General-Visitors visa…my flight is in less than two weeks and I’m afraid the one I applied for will not be processed in time…can I have two applications open and also apply for a NZeTA? Does anyone have experience with this?

[daryl01]

I was supposed to apply for a NZeTA but instead I applied for a General-Visitors visa…my flight is in less than two weeks and I’m afraid the one I applied for will not be processed in time…can I have two applications open and also apply for a NZeTA? Does anyone have experience with this? null stars

Yes, you can apply for an NZeTA while your visitor visa application is pending. The NZeTA is processed faster, usually within 72 hours. Apply soon to avoid delays.

[steven01]

I was supposed to apply for a NZeTA but instead I applied for a General-Visitors visa…my flight is in less than two weeks and I’m afraid the one I applied for will not be processed in time…can I have two applications open and also apply for a NZeTA? Does anyone have experience with this?government bike scheme

Yes, you can apply for an NZeTA while your General Visitor Visa is pending. NZeTA processing is usually faster. Contact Immigration New Zealand to clarify your situation for the best advice.

[glenn01]

I was supposed to apply for a NZeTA but instead I applied for a General-Visitors visa…my flight is in less than two weeks and I’m afraid the one I applied for will not be processed in time…can I have two applications open and also apply for a NZeTA? Does anyone have experience with this?nulls brawl oyun indir

Yes, you can apply for an NZeTA while your General Visitor Visa application is still pending. The NZeTA is usually processed much faster, often within a few days. If you meet the eligibility criteria for an NZeTA, it's best to apply as soon as possible to avoid travel disruptions. Check official sources for guidance.

[saim01]

I was supposed to apply for a NZeTA but instead I applied for a General-Visitors visa…my flight is in less than two weeks and I’m afraid the one I applied for will not be processed in time…can I have two applications open and also apply for a NZeTA? Does anyone have experience with this?spotimody.com

It's best to contact New Zealand Immigration directly for clarification, as having two applications open could complicate the process. In general, applying for both might not be allowed, and it could delay your approval. If you’re close to your flight, consider explaining your situation to immigration to see if they can expedite your visa application.

[Smith35]

You can apply for an NZeTA while your General Visitor Visa application is still in process. The NZeTA is typically approved much faster (often within a few hours to a couple of days), whereas a visitor visa can take longer.

If your nationality is eligible for an NZeTA and you meet the requirements, getting one would allow you to travel without waiting for the visitor visa decision. However, if Immigration New Zealand sees two applications from you, they may process only one, so it’s a good idea to contact them directly to clarify your situation.

If anyone here has been in a similar situation, their experience would be helpful!

[daryl01]

You can apply for an NZeTA while your General Visitor Visa application is still in process. The NZeTA is typically approved much faster (often within a few hours to a couple of days), whereas a visitor visa can take longer.

If your nationality is eligible for an NZeTA and you meet the requirements, getting one would allow you to travel without waiting for the visitor visa decision. However, if Immigration New Zealand sees two applications from you, they may process only one, so it’s a good idea to contact them directly to clarify your situation.flip coin online

If anyone here has been in a similar situation, their experience would be helpful!

[harryjohn]

You can apply for an NZeTA even if you already submitted a General Visitor Visa application. The NZeTA is usually processed much faster (often within 72 hours), so it's a good backup if you're eligible. Just make sure you meet the NZeTA requirements for your nationality. If you're unsure, you may want to contact Immigration New Zealand for clarification.

[harryjohn]

I don’t personally know of any businesses, but you might have luck checking with construction companies or trade unions in NJ. Maybe try networking on LinkedIn or reaching out to local contractors.