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No data on your phone — access government-sponsored websites for free
Found in Engaging with government / No data on your phone — access government-sponsored websites for free
Zero Data gives you free access to government-sponsored websites. This way, money is not a barrier to getting important services and information.
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Work that leads to residence
Found in Immigration and visas / Get a visa to work in NZ / Work that leads to residence
If you’re 55 or younger and want to live in New Zealand (NZ) permanently, you can apply for a resident visa, or a work visa that leads to residence after working here for 2 years.
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United Kingdom office
Found in Government A-Z / Department of Internal Affairs / Citizenship contact information / Contact the Citizenship Office / United Kingdom office
Check the progress of your application: To check the progress of your application, click on the link below. Select 'Continue saved application', then log in using RealMe. Check the progress of your application Phone: +44 20 7968 2730 Email: For enquiries about applying for citizenship, email london@dia. govt.
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In the United Kingdom
Found in Government A-Z / Births, Deaths and Marriages / Births, Deaths and Marriages contact information / In the United Kingdom
Our London office is open by appointment only, from 10am to 2pm (excluding public holidays).
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What is a rates rebate
Found in Housing and property / Get financial help with housing / Get a rates rebate / What is a rates rebate
Learn what a rates rebate is, how much it is and how you get it.
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Register as a citizen by descent and get a passport
Found in Passports, citizenship and identity / New Zealand citizenship / Register as a citizen by descent and get a passport
If you are a citizen by descent, you must register your citizenship before you can get a New Zealand passport.
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Natural Hazards Commission
Found in Government A-Z / Natural Hazards Commission
The Earthquake Commission (EQC) became the The Natural Hazards Commission (NHC) on 1 July 2024. The Natural Hazards Commission Toka Tū Ake aims to reduce the impact on people and property when natural disasters occur, by protecting homeowners and helping them recover from natural hazard events.