For the aforesaid reasons, we are not satisfied that you are a bona fide temporary visitor and have a genuine intent for travel to New Zealand.
Under section 186 of the Immigration Act of 2009, there is no right of appeal or reconsideration against a decision on a temporary entry class visa application made outside of New Zealand.
You may lodge another application at any time. Should you do so, please be advised that a new immigration officer will be assigned to your application. We will consider any future application on its merits under immigration instructions applicable at that time.
We have considered whether a grant of a limited visa would mitigate our concerns but we do not think that it would. We have considered whether there are any special circumstances that would warrant an exception to immigration instructions, but we can find no reason to grant a visa as an exception.