New Zealand Immigration

... tips and tricks

Breaking News!

From 4 May 2009 all Immigration Advisers will have to be registered with the New Zealand Immigration Advisers Authority.

Make sure that your adviser is registered, it's for your own protection.

The rules for New Zealand immigration are set by the Department of Labour.

The same department handles all visa applications and work permits as well as identifying the current short-term and long-term skills shortages.

So it's a government department that you simply cannot avoid if considering living or working here.

Sometimes though, it doesn't work. Or it works inconsistently...

Government departments being what they are, sometimes there are errors and other times inconsistent application of the rules. See this report for an example of what can happen.

But, fortunately, help is at hand!

There are several solutions

You can contact a New Zealand immigration adviser to help you
You can tell your story about New Zealand Immigration here to let others know what's going on and learn from their experiences.
And you can own a superbly researched and written report. You can find all the details plus testimonials for their reports on immigration to NZ right here.

A small part of the Table of Contents is outlined below...