Application number: 19204208

Client number: 65209587

19 March 2020

Susan N
Zealand Immigration Limited
336 Durham St North

Christchurch 8013
New Zealand

Dear Joshna Maliyakkal George

Application for a residence class visa for:

Applicant: Date of birth:

Joshna Maliyakkal George 21 December 1988
Jino Devasykutty 08 April 1986

Our decision on your application

We are pleased to tell you that we have approved your application for a Skilled Migrant resident
visa.
Your resident visa
We have granted you a resident visa with travel conditions. Your visa allows you to live, work, and
study in New Zealand. It will not expire while you remain in New Zealand.
Your travel conditions allow you to travel outside New Zealand and be granted re-entry into New
Zealand as a resident when you return. They are valid until 19 March 2022.
Your eVisa with your visa details is attached to this letter. Please check the details to make sure they
are correct and contact us if they are not.
Remove your eVisa from this letter and carry it with you when travelling.
Expiry of your resident visa
Your resident visa will expire if you leave New Zealand and you do not have valid travel conditions
that allow you to return as a resident. If you are planning to travel outside New Zealand and return
after 19 March 2022, you will need to apply for a variation of travel conditions or a permanent
resident visa. If you do not leave New Zealand, your resident visa allows you to stay indefinitely.
Applying for a permanent resident visa
After you have held your resident visa for two years you will be eligible to apply for a permanent
resident visa. Permanent resident visas are not subject to travel conditions and do not expire. If you
are granted a permanent resident visa, you will be able to travel outside New Zealand and be
allowed re-entry into New Zealand as a resident at any time. If you have had section 49(1) conditions
imposed on your resident visa, you must meet these to be eligible for a permanent resident visa.
Please see INZ’s Guide for Resident and Former Resident Visa Holders (INZ 1176) on the Immigration
New Zealand website at www.immigration.govt.nz for more information.
Contact us
If you have any questions, you can:
call our Immigration Contact Centre on 0508 55 88 55 or 09 914 4100, or for those outside of
New Zealand +64 9 914 4100, or
find answers to frequently asked questions or lodge an email enquiry online at
www.immigration.govt.nz/search
You will need to tell us your application and client numbers (see the top of this letter). Please be
ready to quote them when you phone.

Yours sincerely

Support Services
Immigration New Zealand
19 March 2020

Application Number: 19204208

Your application for a New Zealand Resident Visa - Skilled Migrant has been approved. If this
application has been made through an immigration adviser, lawyer or other representative who is
exempt from licensing, this entire document must be provided to the applicant.

Resident Visa details

Applicant: Joshna Maliyakkal George

Date of Birth: 21 December 1988

Gender: Female Passport number: P9131696

Nationality: India Client number: 65209587

The start date of your visa is: 19 March 2020

You must arrive in New Zealand before: N/A
The number of times you may enter New Zealand using this visa is: Multiple
The last date you may travel and re-enter to New Zealand is: 19 March 2022
Visa expiry date: Indefinite

The conditions of your visa: Visa is invalid if holder is outside NZ with expired travel conditions.
Please apply for transfer of this visa when the passport expires.

PRINT THIS DOCUMENT AND CARRY IT WITH YOUR PASSPORT WHEN TRAVELLING

The details above reflect the electronic record of your visa held by Immigration New Zealand (INZ).
You do not require a visa label in your passport. Do not attempt to alter this letter. It is an offence
under the Immigration Act 2009 to use a document that you know has been altered.
Please check that the above visa details match your passport before you travel and contact INZ
immediately if there are any errors.
You may be asked to show this letter when you check in for your flight to New Zealand and/or when
you arrive in New Zealand. If you cannot show this letter when asked, the airline may not let you
board your flight or you may be delayed when entering New Zealand.
Your resident visa and travel conditions
Your resident visa allows you to live, work, and study in New Zealand indefinitely. It will not expire
while you remain in New Zealand. You will have the ability to travel in and out of New Zealand as
many times as you like for a certain period after your resident visa is granted. This is called your
travel conditions.
Your travel conditions are valid until: 19 March 2022
Expiry of your resident visa
Your resident visa will expire if you leave New Zealand and you do not have valid travel conditions
that allow you to return as a resident. If you are travelling outside New Zealand and plan to return
after your current travel conditions expire, you will need to apply for a variation of travel conditions
or a permanent resident visa (if you qualify). However, if you do not leave New Zealand, your
resident visa allows you to stay indefinitely.
How can you prove your visa details without a visa label in your passport?
Your employer can verify the details of your visa online using VisaView. With your consent, other
people or organisations such as health care providers or travel agents can verify the details of your
visa using the Visa Verification Service. See: immigration.govt.nz/visaview.
Do you have a new passport?
If you get a new passport while this visa is still valid, you must request INZ to update your visa details
so that they match your new passport. INZ’s website has information on how to do this:
immigration.govt.nz/transfervisa.
Do you need more information about eVisas?
For information about eVisas go to immigration.govt.nz/evisas.
See immigration.govt.nz/search for answers to frequently asked questions or to send an enquiry to
INZ, or call our Immigration Contact Centre on +64 9 914 4100 from outside New Zealand, 09 914
4100 from Auckland, or 0508 55 88 55 from the rest of New Zealand.

Message for carriers and border staff

This letter confirms that an electronic visa has been granted for travel to New Zealand. We request
your assistance in facilitating the visa holder’s travel to New Zealand, in accordance with the
conditions set out in the Visa Details box at the top of this letter.
Carriers can verify this visa through the New Zealand Advance Passenger Processing (APP) system
or the TIETAC NZ system.
19 March 2020

Application Number: 19204208

Resident Visa details

Applicant: Jino Devasykutty

Date of Birth: 08 April 1986

Gender: Male Passport number: L1535884

Nationality: India Client number: 54631312

The start date of your visa is: 19 March 2020

You must arrive in New Zealand before: N/A
The number of times you may enter New Zealand using this visa is: Multiple
The last date you may travel and re-enter to New Zealand is: 19 March 2022
Visa expiry date: Indefinite

The conditions of your visa: Visa is invalid if holder is outside NZ with expired travel conditions.
Please apply for transfer of this visa when the passport expires.

PRINT THIS DOCUMENT AND CARRY IT WITH YOUR PASSPORT WHEN TRAVELLING

The details above reflect the electronic record of your visa held by Immigration New Zealand (INZ).
You do not require a visa label in your passport. Do not attempt to alter this letter. It is an offence
under the Immigration Act 2009 to use a document that you know has been altered.
Please check that the above visa details match your passport before you travel and contact INZ
immediately if there are any errors.
You may be asked to show this letter when you check in for your flight to New Zealand and/or when
you arrive in New Zealand. If you cannot show this letter when asked, the airline may not let you
board your flight or you may be delayed when entering New Zealand.
Your resident visa and travel conditions
Your resident visa allows you to live, work, and study in New Zealand indefinitely. It will not expire
while you remain in New Zealand. You will have the ability to travel in and out of New Zealand as
many times as you like for a certain period after your resident visa is granted. This is called your
travel conditions.
Your travel conditions are valid until: 19 March 2022
Expiry of your resident visa
Your resident visa will expire if you leave New Zealand and you do not have valid travel conditions
that allow you to return as a resident. If you are travelling outside New Zealand and plan to return
after your current travel conditions expire, you will need to apply for a variation of travel conditions
or a permanent resident visa (if you qualify). However, if you do not leave New Zealand, your
resident visa allows you to stay indefinitely.
How can you prove your visa details without a visa label in your passport?
Your employer can verify the details of your visa online using VisaView. With your consent, other
people or organisations such as health care providers or travel agents can verify the details of your
visa using the Visa Verification Service. See: immigration.govt.nz/visaview.
Do you have a new passport?
If you get a new passport while this visa is still valid, you must request INZ to update your visa details
so that they match your new passport. INZ’s website has information on how to do this:
immigration.govt.nz/transfervisa.
Do you need more information about eVisas?
For information about eVisas go to immigration.govt.nz/evisas.
See immigration.govt.nz/search for answers to frequently asked questions or to send an enquiry to
INZ, or call our Immigration Contact Centre on +64 9 914 4100 from outside New Zealand, 09 914
4100 from Auckland, or 0508 55 88 55 from the rest of New Zealand.

Message for carriers and border staff

This letter confirms that an electronic visa has been granted for travel to New Zealand. We request
your assistance in facilitating the visa holder’s travel to New Zealand, in accordance with the
conditions set out in the Visa Details box at the top of this letter.
Carriers can verify this visa through the New Zealand Advance Passenger Processing (APP) system
or the TIETAC NZ system.