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Date/Time in New Zealand: 09-02-2012 00:58 AM
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Why Use An Agent?

Many people go through the migration process without engaging in the services of a migration consultant and do so successfully. There is now however an increasing number of migrants looking for professional advice to increase their chances and create a clear and individualized path through the many immigration policies.

In May 2009 all New Zealand (on-shore) immigration advisers were required by law to meet a professional industry standard and become licensed. This has been a great move for the industry to improve the quality of service you receive. You can check the register of licensed immigration advisers at the Immigration Advisers Authority website www.iaa.govt.nz. Before receiving advice, you should ensure your adviser is licensed, otherwise you are jeopardising your migration chances. Off-shore advisers are also required to be licensed as of May 2010.

Here are a few reasons why you should look at getting help:

  • The New Zealand Immigration policy manual is large and in order to confidently prepare correct applications you must understand relevant policy and its interpretations.
  • Policy is continually being updated and advisers are often informed of these changes before they come into effect.
  • Let's face it, for most people, emigrating will be one of the hardest decisions and toughest experiences your family will go through. Investing in this decision will ensure not only that you make it, but that you don't get frustrated, disheartened and give up half way. This is a reality for many people who start the process, but then find themselves in the same position 3 years later!
  • A lot of people start the process themselves, only to find they have made a mistake or submitted the wrong information to immigration. Once you have done so, it can be a difficult procedure to correct.  Plain and simple: Best to get it right the first time!
  • We offer ongoing and continued support right through the process and will go beyond the call of duty for our clients. When you have arrived in New Zealand, we keep in touch and love to hear how you are settling in and how we can help.




Sarah Coombes Crome -
IAA 200900703