Always download the form from the official Immigration New Zealand link below; versions change. General information, not immigration advice.
The current version
- Current version
- October 2026
- Format
- PDF, 615 KB
- Version checked
- 1 October 2026
Download INZ 1019 from Immigration New Zealand
Older version deadline
INZ currently also accepts version October 2025 until 1 June 2027. After that date, only the current version (October 2026) will be accepted.
Version history
Changes we have observed to this form since tracking began.
- First captured, version October 20253 June 2026
Recorded from Immigration New Zealand's forms page.
- Updated, version October 20261 October 2026
Form file changed (new version published).
Frequently asked questions
INZ 1019 is Immigration New Zealand's form titled “Transit Visa Application”.
The current version of INZ 1019 is dated October 2026, as Immigration New Zealand's forms page listed it when this site last checked, on 1 October 2026.
As at 1 October 2026, Immigration New Zealand also accepts version October 2025 until 1 June 2027. After that, only the current version (October 2026) is accepted.
From Immigration New Zealand. The download link on this page opens the official PDF file (615 KB) on Immigration New Zealand's website. Versions change, so download the form from the official link rather than reusing an old copy.
This site recorded a change to INZ 1019 on 1 October 2026, to version October 2026, from Immigration New Zealand's forms page.
Filling this in as part of a bigger application? Check the current visa processing times, or get it done professionally by a licensed immigration adviser or immigration lawyer.
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