Representation For Complex Immigration Matters

Like crossing an ocean without a compass, getting through immigration processes alone can be challenging, which is why you need expert legal advice to get your desired outcome. Our specialists provide professional, cost effective New Zealand Immigration solutions and NZ Immigration Advice on Complex Immigration Matters to meet your specific needs.

Types Of Complex Immigration Matters

We offer NZ Immigration Advice and representation on many issues you may encounter in the immigration system. Here are just a few of our specialities:

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Are you facing New Zealand Complex Immigration matters that require the expertise of a skilled and knowledgeable immigration advisers? Look no further than Zealand Immigration! We are known for our best NZ Immigration Advice on Complex Immigration Matters. Our team of experienced immigration attorneys has a deep understanding of the complex and ever-changing immigration laws and regulations in New Zealand. We have a proven track record of helping clients navigate even the most complicated immigration cases.

Get Expert Advice On Complex Immigration Matters

Whether you are seeking a Work Visa, a student visa, or assistance with residency or citizenship applications, our team has the experience and expertise to guide you through the entire process. We understand that every case is unique, and we tailor our approach to meet the specific needs of each client. We pride ourselves on providing personalized service and clear communication throughout the entire immigration process. We know that complex immigration matters can be overwhelming and stressful, which is why we are committed to providing our clients with the support and guidance they need to achieve their immigration goals.

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If you are facing complex immigration matters, don't hesitate to contact Zealand Immigration today. Our team is ready to assist you with all of your immigration needs.

Faq's

If your current visa application has been declined, but you still have a valid visa and believe the declined application was an unfair decision, you can opt for a reconsideration within 14 days. This option is available for lawful migrants to express their concerns on the decision-making, and the visa application will be reconsidered by a new Immigration Officer. If there are good reasons as to why the decision was incorrect in the first place, the new visa will be granted to get you back on track. We have achieved successful reconsiderations for all types of temporary visas including Post-Study Work Visas and Partnership Visas, with a high approval rate.

If your visa has been declined and you were on an interim visa, you have 21 days until your interim visa expires and you become unlawful in the country. If you did not put in a reconsideration request within 14 days, or you did and this was unsuccessful, you can apply for a visa under Section 61 to explain your circumstances and request acceptance of the application. The decision whether or not to grant a visa under Section 61 is at the absolute discretion of the Immigration Officer and no reasons will be provided for either accepting or refusing the application. We speak the right language for successful Section 61 requests, and have helped some people come back from very dire situations.

If your residence application has been declined, you can appeal against the decision to the Immigration & Protection Tribunal (IPT). The IPT is a separate body that will evaluate your comments and decide whether Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has been fair in declining the application. You will be surprised to know that around 50% of IPT cases are successful - meaning the tribunal decides that INZ should re-evaluate the application. In these cases, the applicant gets a further chance to be assessed for residence.

If you have been served with a deportation liability notice (DLN), you can appeal the notice if you believe there are compelling reasons why you should not be deported. Once an initial assessment is done, we can advise you whether to proceed with the DLN appeal and represent you in the case. We have successfully argued for DLN responses to be considered and had the DLN cancelled.

If you have been treated unfairly by INZ, you may have a case which justifies Ministerial Intervention. We can lodge your Ministerial appeal to the Associate Minister of Immigration. Ministerial Intervention can be extremely influential when making a case for a visa application with INZ.

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