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Power of attorney — enduring and ordinary
Found in Family and whānau / Power of attorney — enduring and ordinary
Learn about enduring power of attorney and ordinary power of attorney — what they are and their purpose. Also, how to create the 2 types of enduring power of attorney legal documents.
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Get or renew a New Zealand passport
Found in Passports, citizenship and identity / Get or renew a New Zealand passport
Apply for a first passport for you or your child, or renew or replace an existing one. Learn the steps you need to take if you or your child were born overseas.
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New Zealand citizenship
Found in Passports, citizenship and identity / New Zealand citizenship
Learn about different types of citizenship in New Zealand and the requirements and steps to apply based on your situation.
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Childcare and supervision
Found in Family and whānau / Childcare and supervision
See if you’re eligible for support with childcare costs. Learn about your responsibility to keep your children supervised when you’re not at home.
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Moving or travelling overseas
Found in Leaving NZ / Moving or travelling overseas
You’re responsible for sorting out your obligations when you leave NZ, such as visas, student loan, child support, fines and benefits.
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Buying a vehicle
Found in Transport / Buying a vehicle
What to do when you buy a used car and how to register a new vehicle to drive legally on the road. Learn your rights if something goes wrong when you buy a car.
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Tertiary education
Found in Education / Tertiary education
Learn what support you may be eligible for when you’re studying. Learn your responsibilities to repay your loan if you live in NZ or are moving overseas.
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School and college
Found in Education / School and college
Find out about education in NZ and get information to help you choose a school. Learn what you need to do to prepare your child to start school.
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Complain about a government department
Found in Engaging with government / Complain about a government department
Learn how to make a complaint to a central or local government agency. Or, complain to the Ombudsman if your concern is not resolved or responded to.
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New Zealand Police
Found in Government A-Z / New Zealand Police
Call 111 if you’re in an emergency. Not safe to talk? Stay on the line. If there’s a serious risk that people could be injured or property damaged, do not hesitate to call 111. Accessible option for 111 For non-emergency reporting, call 105 or go to 105. police. govt.