What can be used as proof of citizenship NZ?

Confirmation of Birth certificate
You can use the Confirmation of Birth certificate to prove you are a New Zealand citizen….You need to include:

your original full birth certificate.
original documents showing any other names you have used in your lifetime, and.
2 passport photos that meet the photo requirements.

How do you apply for citizenship in New Zealand?

Complete and submit your application for New Zealand citizenship by grant. $235.10 for children aged 15 and under. The online service is not yet available for citizens of Samoa. a login using RealMe — if you do not have one, you will be prompted to create a login before you begin your application

When does the citizenship ceremony take place in New Zealand?

Your ceremony is held by your local council. After your New Zealand citizenship is approved, your ceremony will usually take place within 3 to 5 months. You get an invitation about 4 weeks before your ceremony. The invitation tells you:

How much does it cost to become a citizen of New Zealand?

The online service is not yet available for children, citizens of Samoa, or New Zealand citizens by descent. Applying for citizenship by grant costs: $235.10 for children aged 15 and under. It takes 5 to 10 months to find out if your application to become a New Zealand citizen has been approved.

When do you apply for a New Zealand passport?

As soon as you have received your citizenship certificate, you can apply for a New Zealand passport. This is a separate process. Is there something wrong with this page?

How do you get citizenship in New Zealand?

Citizenship Through Marriage. Another way to obtain a New Zealand Citizenship is to marry a citizen, also known as a Kiwi. The application process is the same as above, however, you must apply for a visa to live there (even if you’re already married to a New Zealand citizen).

What are the requirements to become a resident of New Zealand?

Have a permanent residency visa. To gain citizenship, you must first have a permanent residency visa. You must have had some form of residency status for 5 years and have lived in New Zealand during that time period.

What are the rights of New Zealand citizens?

New Zealand is a parliamentary democracy, and as such acquires rights generally associated with such a system. Democratic rights include electoral rights, the right for citizens to take part (directly or indirectly) in government, and the right to equal access to the public service.