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Immigration lawyer
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Ah New Zealand, the land of milk and honey, where the grass is greener and lives are sweeter.
Kiwis have it pretty good in their native land where their mild climate produces wonderful food, the health care system takes care of everyone and where friendliness is the mood of choice for the locals.
Why wouldn’t you want to live here?!
Unfortunately it’s not always a simple process, there are many barriers to immigration depending on what kind of New Zealand visa you are applying for. Every case needs to be treated as an individual circumstance to find the best-suited visa option for the person. That’s where Pratibha Raj Barrister and his Immigration business can help!
Contact Immigration Law Specialists today for New Zealand visas and work permits! Call (09) 277 6341
Who are Immigration Law Specialists?
Immigration Law Specialists is run by Pratibha Raj Barrister, and he’ll do his very best to get you living in this land of the long white cloud. While he’s based in South Auckland he can help soon-to-be kiwis from all over Auckland achieve their New Zealand resident status. Pratibha is very reliable and works with the applicant to secure the required visa; whether that be a student visa, family visa, working visa, investor visa, or permanent residency visa.
Additionally he doesn’t think living in the city of your dreams should cost you a fortune, thus he prides himself on being affordable for future New Zealand residents.
Services
Visas can be very complicated with various loopholes and requirements. Every individual case is different which is why you must seek our experienced advice so we can explore every option and find the best solution for you. Here are some of the main guidelines for each type of New Zealand visa.
Student Visa
The usual way to qualify for a student visa is to pay your tuition fees for full time study up front. This allows you to stay for as long as your study takes place or for a maximum of four years. While studying you’ll be allowed to work up to 20 hours a week and full time on vacation without a further visa.
Family Visa
A family member who is already a New Zealand citizen or resident can sponsor you to come to New Zealand if you are their partner, dependent child or parent. To sponsor a family member you must be able to prove your immigration status and abide the law.
Working Visa
There are a number of different visas that apply to different working situations. The most common ones to apply for are the Skilled Migrant Visa, Work to Residence Visa, Residence from Work Visa, Work Permits and the Working Holiday Visa. We’ll identify which category suits your individual immigration situation best and work to get you the best results.
Business Visa or Investor Visa
These visa types are designed to encourage New Zealand’s economic growth by attracting ‘smart’ capital and business expertise and enabling experienced business people to buy or establish businesses in New Zealand. There are different requirements that vary on how much money you have to invest and the minimum amount of time you must spend in New Zealand.
Permanent Residency Visa
This is the next step for those who have already held a residency visa for at least two years continuously. You must additionally meet health and character requirements and have met one of the five commitment to New Zealand criteria. This criteria ranges from time spent in New Zealand, to investments and how established you are.
Refused Visa
Some common reasons people may be denied a visa include:
Not eligible under sections 15 and 16 of the Immigration Act 2009
You are unlawfully in New Zealand when you apply
You do not meet our health or character requirements
You are likely to stay in New Zealand unlawfully or you would breach the conditions of your visa
Do you want to live in New Zealand? Talk to Immigration Law Specialists on (09) 277 6341 today!
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