Briefly talk about several New Zealand visas I have seen.

The so-called single entry means that a visa can enter New Zealand within a certain period of validity and stay for a period of time after entry. You can't leave the country during this period, as long as the exit visa will be invalid, even if it is not full.

Multi-entrance

The so-called multiple entry means that you can travel to and from New Zealand indefinitely within the validity period of the visa.

However, there are many kinds of multiple entry.

1. It is the easiest to give the start date and visa expiration date. Similarly, the start date is the visa issuance date and the visa expiration date is the visa expiration date. Take six months as an example. If the interval between these periods is six months, we will actually stay in New Zealand for less than six months, because no one will enter New Zealand from the day the visa is issued.

2. Multiple round trips a year

The appearance of this visa is that the start date is the date of issuance of the visa. Traveling on the due date means that we can all enter the country before a certain date.

The expiration date is the same as the single entry, and both are written as conditions. However, the entry column for multiple trips a year will be written many times. Usually, the travel condition of this visa is 1 month.

In other words, you can travel to and from New Zealand many times in one year, and each stay cannot exceed one month. However, please note that if the entry column is single, it is not multiple entries, but a single entry.

This multiple-entry visa is generally applicable to tourist visas or business visit visas.