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INZ 1274, Settlement Plan Form - Community Organisation Refugee Sponsorship Category

July 2026 Section A Accommodation: Sourcing suitable housing for the refugee family *You may still nominate or be matched with an individual refugee. However, we need to understand your plan to support the broader range of needs that a family would present, so your plan should address a full range

Version checked 1 October 2026.

The current version

Current version
July 2026
Format
PDF, 400 KB
Version checked
1 October 2026

Download INZ 1274 from Immigration New Zealand

Version history

Changes we have observed to this form since tracking began.

  1. First captured, version August 20223 June 2026

    Recorded from Immigration New Zealand's forms page.

  2. Updated, version August 20221 August 2026

    Form file changed (new version published).

  3. Accepted version changed, version July 20261 September 2026

    Acceptable-forms list now lists current version 'July 2026'.

Frequently asked questions

INZ 1274 is Immigration New Zealand's form titled “Settlement Plan Form, Community Organisation Refugee Sponsorship Category”.

The current version of INZ 1274 is dated July 2026, as Immigration New Zealand's forms page listed it when this site last checked, on 1 October 2026.

From Immigration New Zealand. The download link on this page opens the official PDF file (400 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 1274 on 1 September 2026, to version July 2026, from Immigration New Zealand's forms page.

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