Immigration Consultant, Work Visa, Immigration Advisor, Resident Visa, Work Visa, Immigration Advisers, Work Permit, and Immigration Services in Auckland, New Zealand

Services

Visitor Visa

You might need a visa to come to NZ on holiday depending on where you’re from and how long you’re staying. You will need a visa to come to NZ if you’re from a country that is not on the visa-waiver list. For most countries on the visa-waiver list, people can stay in New Zealand for up to 3 months; UK passport holders can normally stay for up to 6 months. If you want to stay longer then you will need to apply for an extension.
According to to Immigration New Zealand, you will need to prove that you are a bona fide visitor in order to be eligible for a Visitor Visa.

Work Visa

If you are not a citizen / resident of New Zealand or Australia, you will need to apply for a work visa in order to work in New Zealand. For a lot of people, getting a Work Visa is the first step of their migration plans and it is an essential step. In the last two years, our advisers have assisted our clients to find jobs in New Zealand and successfully helped them to obtain Work Visa.

According to Immigration New Zealand, there are lists of skilled occupations and you will need to meet specific criteria to apply for a Work Visa. Contact Us today for a free assessment to see whether you’re eligible to apply for a Work Visa.

Student Visa

New Zealand welcomes international students from all around the globe to our education institutions. New Zealand’s qualifications are world-class, and we have a number of systems in place to make sure our international students are looked after well.
New Zealand schools, universities and institutes are known internationally for their high standards. You’ll find our qualifications are internationally recognised and welcomed by employers. Plus teaching standards are high and with small class sizes you will enjoy high levels of personal attention.

Resident Visa

We assist our clients to obtain Resident Visa in the following categories:

Skilled Migrant Category (SMC)

Skilled Migrant Category (SMC) is the most important category of New Zealand residence. Under this category, residence will be granted to people who can demonstrate that they have the skills to fill identified needs and opportunities in New Zealand, and are able to transfer those skills in line with local needs and opportunities.
Plus applicants will need to satisfy immigration officer that they are able to settle successfully in New Zealand.

Resident Visa under Skilled Migrant Category is a point-based system and applicants will need to meet the point threshold. The overall points are based on a range of factors, such as applicant’s age, work experience, employment and qualifications. Contact us to get a free assessment to find out if you have enough points for this category.

Partnership-Based Resident Visa

If your partner is a New Zealand resident or citizen, you may apply for resident visa based on your relationship, providing you meet relevant requirements. Applicant will need to demonstrate that the relationship is genuine and stable, plus will need to meet relationship length requirements. Apart from that, applicants will also need to meet health and character requirements.

Parent Category

If you are a New Zealand resident or citizen, you may sponsor your parents to join you in New Zealand and become residents. In order to do so, you or/and your partner will need to meet minimum income threshold requirements.

Please Contact Us for a free initial assessment of your eligibility.

After holding a resident visa for 2 years and can show a commitment to living in New Zealand, you may apply for a Permanent Resident Visa. Once granted, you can live and work in New Zealand permanently and come and go from New Zealand without travel conditions.

Job Searching Assistance

According to Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, job vacancies in New Zealand have been growing strongly in the last few years. In fact in the year to March 2015, jobs grew at 3.4 per cent, the highest rate since 2005. Employment is forecast to keep growing at least to 2018, though at a slowing rate.

In New Zealand there is a huge demand for skilled workers, such as electricians, builders, IT specialist, engineers and different management staff. New Zealand warmly welcomes people with the right skills to work and live in New Zealand.

We have a recruitment specialist with over 20 years experience and we liaise with a wide range of employers. Currently have the following job opportunities:

Builders
Electricians
IT Technicians
Business Analyst
Plumbers
Sales Manager