Est. 2012, Auckland
New Zealand study and immigration
5 IAA licensed advisers handle every application and choose the visa pathway that fits your situation.
- licensed advisers
- 5
- founded
- 2012
- country
- NZ
Study in New Zealand
From choosing a school and course to student and guardian visas.
School and course applications
We match schools and courses to your background and plans, and prepare the admission application.
School-age study and guardian visas
Enrolment and student visas for school-age students, and guardian visas for parents.
Post Study Work Visa
For graduates of a qualifying New Zealand qualification.
Work visas and accreditation
For workers and employers
Accredited Employer Work Visa
From the employer’s Job Check to the worker’s visa application.
Employer accreditation
Helping New Zealand employers apply for and renew accreditation.
Green List roles
Straight to Residence and Work to Residence pathways.
Partner and children’s visas
Visas for the partner and children of work visa holders.
Residence, family and PPI responses
For staying long term, we start by finding the pathway that fits.
Skilled Migrant Category
We assess qualifications, registration, pay and New Zealand work experience, then prepare the expression of interest and residence application.
- Eligibility and points
- EOI and residence application
Partner and parent visas
Relationship evidence for partners, and parent residence or long-stay visitor visas for parents.
- Relationship evidence
- Parent residence and visitor visas
Responding to PPI letters
When Immigration New Zealand sends a potentially prejudicial information (PPI) letter, a licensed adviser prepares the response.
- Character and health matters
- Further evidence and submissions
Business and investor visas
The Active Investor Plus visa, for investors planning to invest in New Zealand, and their families.
Source of funds: documenting where the funds came from and how they moved.
Choosing a category: matching the investment category to your situation.
Growth
Growth
Weighted to higher-risk direct investment.
Balanced
Balanced
A wider range of investments over a longer period.
Investment amounts, periods and time-in-New-Zealand rules are those Immigration New Zealand publishes when you apply.
Six steps with a licensed adviser
Run under the IAA Code of Conduct for licensed immigration advisers.
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First conversation
We learn your background, goals and timing.
Step 1
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Assessment
A licensed adviser identifies the visas that fit.
Step 2
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Written agreement
A written agreement under the IAA Code of Conduct sets out the service and fee.
Step 3
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Documents
We list what is needed and check every document.
Step 4
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Lodgement
Your licensed adviser lodges the application with Immigration New Zealand.
Step 5
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Follow-up
We follow progress and answer Immigration New Zealand’s questions, including PPI letters.
Step 6
Immigration rules change. Requirements are those Immigration New Zealand publishes when you apply.
Not sure which pathway?
Talk to a licensed adviser first
Leave your details and an adviser will contact you about the visas that could fit.
Under New Zealand’s Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007, anyone giving New Zealand immigration advice must be licensed by the IAA or exempt.
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