Question 1

Do I need an immigration adviser to apply for a New Zealand visa?

Accepted Answer

You don’thave to use an immigration adviser — but having one can make a huge difference. We help you understand your options, avoid mistakes, and improve your chances of success. Plus, we're licensed professionals who deal with Immigration New Zealand every day.

Question 2

How do I know if I'm eligible to move to New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

That depends on your background, work experience, education, and goals. Book a consultation with us and we’ll assess your eligibility for various visa types — whether it's a work visa, student visa, or a pathway to residency.

Question 3

What’s the difference between a visa and residency in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

A visa allows you to visit, work, or study in New Zealand temporarily. Residency means you can stay here indefinitely, access more rights, and eventually apply for permanent residency or citizenship. We can help with both!

Question 4

How long does the visa process take?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the type of visa and how complete your application is. Some visas take just a few weeks, while others (like residency) can take several months. We’ll give you realistic timelines and keep you updated throughout the process.

Question 5

What documents do I need for a New Zealand visa application?

Accepted Answer

It varies by visa type, but usually includes your passport, proof of funds, medicals, police certificates, and documents related to work, study, or relationships. Don’t worry — we’ll give you a full checklist and help you gather everything.

Question 6

How much do your services cost?

Accepted Answer

We offer fixed-fee packages and transparent pricing, so there are no surprises. The cost depends on the visa type and complexity of your case. Get in touch for a quote based on your situation.

Question 7

Are you licensed immigration advisers in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We’re officially licensed by the Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA) of New Zealand. That means you’re working with qualified professionals who are legally authorized to give immigration advice.

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