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You can confirm whether an adviser is licensed by checking the Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA) public register on the New Zealand Government website.
Always verify the adviser’s full name and license number.
At Immigration Law Advisers, our principal adviser Ranvirr Jain is officially licensed by the IAA to provide immigration advice for all New Zealand visa categories.
Processing time varies by visa type and applicant profile. To know the current timeframe, visit INZ website.
Visitor Visas: about 1–2 months
Student Visas: about 4–8 weeks
Work Visas (AEWV): about 4–10 weeks
Residence Visas: usually 6 months or more
These are estimates only; Immigration New Zealand can take longer depending on workload and case complexity.
We help you lodge complete and accurate applications to avoid unnecessary delays.
Yes. Many migrants in New Zealand progress from a Work Visa to Residence Visa through the Skilled Migrant Category, Green List, or Partnership pathways.
Eligibility depends on occupation, salary, qualification, and employer accreditation.
Our advisers assess your profile and design the most efficient residence strategy while you remain lawfully employed in New Zealand.
If Immigration New Zealand declines your visa, you may have several legal options:
Reconsideration request (for onshore applicants)
Appeal to the Immigration and Protection Tribunal (for residence or deportation cases)
Section 61 request if you are unlawful in New Zealand.
Our licensed team reviews the refusal letter, identifies weak points, and prepares a strong reconsideration or appeal submission to give you the best chance of reversal.
Yes. Immigration Law Advisers provides a free initial consultation to assess your eligibility for New Zealand visas.
During this meeting we review your background, goals, and potential visa options.
You receive transparent advice on the next steps, estimated processing time, and documentation requirements—without any obligation to proceed.