About Us

Immigration Services 2 NZ Ltd has a team of Licensed Immigration Advisers who have handled hundreds of applications for people around the world to visit and settle down in New Zealand and realizing their New Zealand dreams. With our expertise and experience, we could make your journey to New Zealand less stressful and more smoothly.

Our association with clients begins with an understanding of their individual circumstances and requirements. We highly value each of our clients and offer them with professional guidance, customised plans. We also believe in lasting relationships based on honesty and trust.

We would like to hear from you so that you may begin your journey towards the fulfillment of your New Zealand Immigration goals.

Team Member

Licensed Immigration Adviers
We currently have two Licensed Advisers. We stand out from advisers that were licensed before Year 2013 because we have completed systematic training at Bay of Plenty Polytechnic and we have obtained Graduate Certificate in New Zealand Immigration Advice 2016. By going through this course, we have a deeper understanding of New Zealand immigration laws and regulations, we are very well aware of business ethics and we use Code of Conduct to regulate our professional practice to ensure we are honest, professional, diligent and respectful and conduct ourselves with due care and in a timely manner.

Recruitment Specialists
We partner with large recruitment agencies to bring skilled workers from overseas. Our partners include a large Australia-based HR resource agency with 40 years experience and extensive database of clients from aound the world, and a number of New Zealand local recruitment agencies, such as Absolute Jobs and Naki Labour Hire.
We actively seek workers in construction industry in particular, such as Electricians, Builders, Fitters and Welders, construction site manager and more. 

IMMIGRATION SERVICES 2 NZ LTD

Wanlin Sarah Kennerley

Director
Licensed Immigration Adviser
IAA: 201600563

Sarah is a fully licensed immigration specialist and she is passionate and dedicated to helping her clients to achieve their plans of working and settling down in New Zealand. During her profession, Sarah has helped hundreds of clients to obtain their visitor visas, work visas and resident visas. After a number of years of working for immigration agencies, she has accummulated experience in handling different types of visas and situations, and decided to open her own practice. Sarah's clients come from a range of different countries, including South Africa, UK, Argentina and The Philippines. Sarah is pround to be called a "professional and efficient" adviser by many of her clients.

Sarah specialises in Essential Work Visa and Residency under Skilled Migrant Category(SMC). The clients she has assisted come from different walks of life, including Electricians, Sales Managers, Computer Network Engineer, Fitter / Welders and more. Sarah considers it a privilege to be able to help her clients to work and live in the country they desire, and making contribution to New Zealand economy with their valued skills and talents. 

Apart from her profession, Sarah is a migrant herself. She came to New Zealand about six years ago and has gone through the entire application process to obtain her residency. Sarah is therefore very familiar with the process required to obtain residency, and with her experience as an immigration adviser, knows how to best advocate for her clients. She can offer you customised advice and solutions based on your particular circumstances.

Information on Licensed Immigration Advisers

A person must be licensed by the Immigration Advisers Authority to give advice on New Zealand immigration. Lawyers and Citizens Advice Bureau workers are however exempted from being licensed. Education agents based abroad may offer advice only on student visas.

Apart from these exempt people, if anybody else from any part of the world wants to offer New Zealand immigration advice, they need to be licensed according to the law.

This licensing system was introduced in 2008 amidst growing public and government concerns that migrants were being duped and exploited by unscrupulous agents.

About 220 advisers were thereby licensed based on industry experience; this number gradually grew to about 500 in 2012.

In 2013, a Graduate Certificate in New Zealand Immigration Advice became a requisite qualification for advisers to become licensed. This was a 6-month full-time or one-year part time qualification course offered online - by the e Bay of Plenty Polytechnic.