This form is to be used when you have reached your qualifying date. This is when you have been a member of KiwiSaver for at least five years and you have also reached New Zealand Superannuation age – currently 65.

Once completed the form provides us with instructions for payment of your withdrawal amount. It also includes a statutory declaration. This is to confirm your eligibility for the Government Contributions you have received (by declaring your residency in New Zealand during the relevant period of your KiwiSaver membership.)

If you have not already done so, you must verify your identity and residential address before you can access your savings.

Use this form if you would like to make a withdrawal to be used towards purchasing your first home or (if you have previously owned a home) a withdrawal approved by Housing New Zealand.

You need to fill in and return this form to us with a copy of your Sale and Purchase Agreement at least a week before you need the money. The form includes a statutory declaration. Your lawyer also needs to fill in and return their section of the form (the Solicitor’s or Practitioner’s Letter).

If your Sale and Purchase Agreement is conditional then you can choose whether the amount withdrawn will be applied towards paying a deposit or applied at settlement. If the agreement is unconditional, the amount withdrawn can only be applied at settlement.

If you have not already done so, you must verify your identity and residential address before you can access your savings.

If you are a member of our Scheme and wish to apply for a significant financial hardship withdrawal, please contact us by emailing us at
info@christiankiwisaver.nz 
or by calling us at 0508 738 473.

For more information about significant financial hardship, click here.

To apply for a withdrawal due to serious illness complete and return this form.

Serious illness is an injury, illness or disability that:

• results in your being totally and permanently unable to engage in work for which you are suited by reason of experience, education or training (or any combination of those things); or
• poses a serious and imminent risk of death.

You need to fill in and return this form to us. The form includes a statutory declaration. Your doctor also needs to fill in and return their section of the form (the Doctor’s Form) along with supporting documents.

You will be advised of the Trustee’s decision.

If you have not already done so, you must verify your identity and residential address before you can access your savings.

This form is to be used if you permanently emigrate from New Zealand to another country except for Australia. There is a different form for transferring to Australia (please contact us).

You may apply for a withdrawal after a period of one year from the date of permanent emigration from New Zealand.

You need to fill in and return the form with documentary evidence of your overseas residential address (e.g. utility bills, bank statements) and the date you left New Zealand (e.g. airline tickets, passport stamp).

If you have not already done so, you must verify your identity and residential address before you can access your savings.

Contact us if you want to make a withdrawal on behalf of a deceased member’s estate.

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This guide will help you verify your identify.

Before we can pay any savings to you, we are required to obtain from you proof of your identity and proof of your residential address. This is required under the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism Act 2009. The guide sets out the reason for this request and the types of documentation acceptable, and who can certify your documents.