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At IANZL, we offer a wide range of visa applications, as well as complex immigration matters.

New Zealand offers a range of work visas. All are temporary, though some can lead to residence. Temporary visas allow you to live and work in New Zealand for a set period of time. Working temporarily can be used as a step towards gaining residence and settling here permanently.

The New Zealand government has strong quality assurance systems to ensure high-quality education at all levels of the education system, both public and private. New Zealand’s diverse education system gives you a wide range of programs and institutions to choose from, in any region of the country.

Having a valid passport and the right visa is key to a trouble-free entry into New Zealand. When you arrive, your passport must be valid for at least three months beyond your intended departure date, and if required, have a valid New Zealand visa, which allows you to holiday in New Zealand for up to nine months.

If your partner is already in New Zealand, or you and your partner are applying for a visa to come to New Zealand together, you may be eligible for a visa based on your partnership. You’ll need to show that you’re living together in a genuine and stable relationship to be granted a visa based on your partnership.

The investor and entrepreneur categories are built to contribute to New Zealand’s economic growth by attracting smart capital and business expertise. There are a range of visas that allow experienced business people to buy or run a business, or to live and invest in New Zealand.

At IANZL, we handle complex immigration matters, including declined applications/ PPI letters/ letters of concern/ unlawfully stays/ Appeals against deportation.

We also specialise in requesting character and medical waivers on behalf of our clients.