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Treatment cards and letters
About treatment cards and letters A treatment card will most likely be called a War Pension Treatment Card. However, we may have issued our client a treatment letter instead. This contains the exact...
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Your treatment card
About your card It identifies you as a client of Veterans' Affairs. You can use it when you see your doctor or go to the pharmacy. When you show it, it tells your provider to charge us instead...
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Commemorative funding
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Tirohia tō āhei
Me pēhea te tiro ki tō āhei Mā mātou koe e uiui mō ō mahi i ngā ope hōia. Kei te āhua o ō whakautu, ka whakamārama atu mātou ki a koe: mehemea kua āhei koe ki te rēhita kia tautokona koe e mātou he...
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Having trouble hearing? Get it checked
My stubbornness had gotten in the way. It wasn’t until a colleague told me she had been talking to me and that I had not heard her that I knew I needed to address my hearing. I had not been...
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Thinking about leaving?
There are a number of reasons you may want to leave the New Zealand Defence Force. You should think about these reasons to make sure it's the best decision for you. Get Advice If you are...
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Privacy when you use our site
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Payment to our account
If you live in New Zealand You can make a payment by internet banking, or over the counter at your bank. Our account details are: Account name: NZDF – Crown Payments Bank name: Westpac...
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Veterans' Advisory Board
Advice is provided on its own accord or on request of the Minister, including advice on policies to be applied in respect of veterans' entitlements....
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Determine if someone qualifies for burial in a services cemetery
Councils are responsible for determining if a veteran — or their spouse or partner — qualifies for burial in a services cemetery. There are two steps to determine eligibility: Get a statement of...