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Immigration Advisers New Zealand
Get professional New Zealand immigration advice and make informed decisions with our consultant service. Sail peacefully and confidently towards your goals, knowing the best options for your case and needs.
Licensed Immigration Advisor in Christchurch
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Practice Areas
Our licensed Immigration Advisers provide a wide range of services and specialize in different types of visas.
01.
Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV)
Required if you’d like to work in New Zealand for a certain period of time.
03.
Visitor Visas
We all must start somewhere. And for some of us, this means a visitor visa.
04.
Residence Class Visas
If you’d like to settle permanently in New Zealand, this is your visa.
06.
Partner Visas
If you are in a relationship with an NZ citizen or someone holding an NZ visa, this is an option you should definitely consider.
03.
Visitor Visas
We all must start somewhere. And for some of us, this means a visitor visa.
04.
Residence Class Visas
If you’d like to settle permanently in New Zealand, this is your visa.
06.
Partner Visas
If you are in a relationship with an NZ citizen or someone holding an NZ visa, this is an option you should definitely consider.
08.
Section 61
If you are unlawfully in New Zealand and would like to resolve your situation.
- FOR ASSISTANCE
More areas
- Employer Accreditation
- Responses to INZ Letters (PPI)
- Character and Health waivers
- Immigration Protection Tribunal (IPT) Appeals
- Special directions Ministerial Intervention
Self-Assessment | Points Guide
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Changes in the Residency
New Zealand has always been a sought-after destination for skilled migrants, with the Skilled Migrant Category (SMC) Resident Visa serving
Net Migration Trends
New Zealand's migration landscape continues to undergo dynamic shifts, marked by both triumphs and challenges. Recent data from Stats NZ,
Expansion to the green
In December 2022, the New Zealand Government initiated a substantial revision of its Immigration Green-List, marking a pivotal moment in
Changes to Median Wage
An important change for migrants will take effect in February 2024, whеn Immigration New Zealand adjusts the median pay ratе
ONE-OFF 2021 RESIDENT VISA
To recognise the immense contribution migrants have made to New Zealand during COVID-19 and the uncertainty they’ve faced with closed
Migrant Exploitation Protection Work
What is a Migrant Exploitation Protection Work Visa or MEPV? It is a new visa for visa holders in NZ,
What has changed from
We have provided below an updated timeline of Immigration changes since 19 July; If your work visa expires from 1
IMMIGRATION ANNOUNCEMENT OF 16
The Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) has been deferred to mid 2022. Paper application From 19 July to 28 August,
Timeline of immigration changes
We have provided below an expected timeline of Immigration changes; A brief timeline of immigration changes: 1 January to 30
Visa extensions provide certainty
The Immigration Minister, Hon Kris Faafoi today announced further visa changes, to help manage the ongoing labour shortages, while New
What is Compulsory Employer
In 2019, Immigration New Zealand (INZ) announced its intentions of introducing a compulsory employer accreditation scheme. On 7 May, they
Immigration News announced on
On May 7-2021, Immigration New Zealand (INZ) announced a series of changes, namely; Extension of the Minister powers due to
Latest Border Exemption from
Immigration New Zealand has introduced new border exemptions that will be able to reunite many families who have been separated
Skilled Migrant Category resident
The resident visa under the Skilled Migrant Category (SMC) uses a point system, where the applicant can gain points from
Skilled positions for residency
According to Immigration New Zealand (INZ), from the 15th of February 2021, the Assistant Farm Manager and Herd Manager roles
Employer-Assisted Work Visas Extended
Employer-assisted work visa holders (and their partners and dependent children) who have a job and whose visas are expiring from
Frequently asked questions about NZ immigration
Using a Licensed Immigration Assessor (LIA) for New Zealand can mean the difference between success and failure of an application and hours of learning effort. LIA consultants are knowledgeable about New Zealand’s ever-changing immigration framework and processes. By working with one, you will get the best advocacy, support, and advice on your options (if any) and the optimal path you might have to meet your immigration goals. LIA’s expertise minimizes the risk of rework (i.e. Immigration New Zealand (INZ) raising concerns and questions about an application), ultimately leading to a better prepared application response and therefore more probably faster.
In general, visa advisors provide help with most immigration matters. This may be, but is not limited to: Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV), Student Visas, Visitor Visas, Work-to-Residence Visas, Residence Visas, Company and Child Visas, Entrepreneur and Investor Visas, Section 61, Responses to PPI.
Visa Adviser professionals have extensive experience in this service, but if we consider that our experience is not sufficient, we will certainly refer your case to a specialist (for example, refugee cases, asylum seekers, etc.)
The fundamental difference is that LIAs focus exclusively on New Zealand immigration law and are regulated by the Immigration Advisory Authority Lawyers usually exercise on a much broader range of laws and are regulated by the NZ Law Society. LIAs focus on immigration work , so there is a higher level of experience in these matters. Many lawyers refuse to do immigration work, even though they are allowed to do so because it is complex and constantly changing. So while a registered lawyer is allowed to do immigration work they are not always the best choice.
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