Immigration

The decision to come to New Zealand whether to live, work, invest,
study, or visit is a significant 
and life-changing decision.

 
Immigration
 
Links of Interest
  • Immigration New Zealand - www.immigration.govt.nz
  • Living in NZ – www.newzealandnow.govt.nz
    We think this NZ government website is the best website for giving an overview on living in NZ. From Health, Education, Housing, Driving, jobs and bringing your pets to NZ. This website touches on every subject making it easier to transition to NZ life.
Read more about employment law
From 4 May 2009, all onshore immigration advisers need to be licensed by the Immigration Advisers Authority,unless exempt. All offshore immigration advisers need to be licensed by 4 May 2010. A person is exempt if they are a lawyer who holds a current practising certificate as a barrister or as a barristerand solicitor of the High Court of New Zealand. "Immigration’s internal memo".
 

Immigration rules are complicated, scary or just plain confusing. An experienced professional to talk you through your options and manage your application will minimise the risk of failure.

We have the skill and expertise to assist you in completing the requirements in order to legally participate in the New Zealand way of life.

Small differences in peoples’ lives, can lead to immigration policy being very different for you compared to your neighbour or friend.

Handling over 600 cases per year, we have a working knowledge of the New Zealand Immigration law and policy to ensure we achieve the best possible result. Removing as much of the stress factor as possible and provide you with down to earth honest advice, through each step.

You can lodge your application with immigration yourself.  Before doing so, you should know;

  • Many applications have been rejected due to simplistic errors, omissions in the application, or insufficient supporting documentation.
  • Instructing an advisor after an application is lodged with Immigrations and met with problems, can cause further complications