VISAS and PRICES
Different visas designed for all kind of purposes and intentions from work and study visas to residency, family reunification and many more. Each visa type grants the bearer official permission to legally enter, travel, work, leave or settle in New Zealand for a specified time period.
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With many visa types to choose from, each one is distinct from the others hence they grant you different rights depending on the visa type. Here you can explore diverse visa types that open doors to new beginnings and opportunities.
Work Visa
A work visa a temporary permit issued by the New Zealand government that allows foreign nationals to legally work in the country for a specified period of time, typically based on a job offer from a New Zealand employer. It is subject to specific conditions and is not a permanent immigration status.
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There are several types of work visas, including Accredited Employer Work Visa for skilled workers, Investor and Entrepreneur Visas for businesspeople, and Working Holiday Visas for young adults from eligible countries.
What`s included?
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Fixed fee
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In house documents certification
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Translation and Interpretation
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Full case management
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Legal advice and full representation
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Document preparation, proofreading and filing
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Application submission
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Employer liaison
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Interview preparation
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Response to immigration authorities
Student Visa
A student visa is also a temporary authorization granted to foreign students, enabling them to study at an approved educational institution in the country for a specified duration. This visa typically comes with certain conditions and is not a permanent immigration status. It covers various levels of education, from primary to tertiary institutions.
What`s included?
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Fixed fee
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Identifying the right school, education institute
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In house documents certification
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Translation and Interpretation
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Full case management
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Legal advice and full representation
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Document preparation, proofreading and filing
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Application submission
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Interview preparation
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Response to immigration authorities
Visitor Visa
This visa allows individuals to visit New Zealand for tourism, family visits, or business purposes and short stays. It allows you to explore, visit family, attend events, or conduct short-term business activities. However, it does not permit working, long-term stays, or access to public funds. It usually has different durations, such as a tourist visa for up to to 9 months.
What`s included?
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Fixed fee
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In house documents certification
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Translation and Interpretation
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Full case management
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Document preparation, proofreading and filing
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Application submission
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Response to immigration authorities
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Visa extension
Residence Visa
The Residence Visa allows individuals to live and work in New Zealand permanently. There are different categories under this visa, including skilled migrant visas, family-sponsored visas and investor visas.
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There are two types of resident visas:
Temporary resident visas and permanent resident visas. Temporary resident visas are valid for a specific period of time. It is granted to people who have a job offer from a New Zealand employer or who have a partner or family member who is a New Zealand citizen or resident.
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Permanent resident visas are valid for life for those who have lived in New Zealand on a temporary resident visa.
What`s included?
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Fixed fee
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Identifying the right type of visa
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In house documents certification
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Translation and Interpretation
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Full case management
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Document preparation, proofreading and filing
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Application submission
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Response to immigration authorities
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Employment-based visa assistance
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Family-based visa assistance
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Job search assistance
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Settlement assistance
Partner & Family Visa
These visas are for individuals who have family members or partners in New Zealand and wish to join them in the country for an extended period. It is designed to facilitate family reunification and enable individuals to live together with their loved ones who are already residing in New Zealand as permanent residents or citizens. They include Partner Visas, Parent Visas, and Dependent Child Visas.
What`s included?
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Fixed fee
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Visa category selection
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In house documents certification
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Translation and Interpretation
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Full case management
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Document preparation, proofreading and filing
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Application submission
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Response to immigration authorities
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Interview preparation
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Relationship evidence overseeing
Business & Investor Visa
A Business & Investor Visa allows individuals with significant business experience, skills, or investment capital to live, work, and conduct business activities in New Zealand. These visas are designed to attract and facilitate the entry of entrepreneurs, investors, and business professionals who can contribute to the country's economy and business landscape.
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Different types of Business & Investor Visas available such as Investor to Resident Visa, Active Investor Plus Visa and the Entrepreneur Work Visa.
What`s included?
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Fee is various depending on the type of business and/or investor visa
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In house documents certification
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Translation and Interpretation
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Full case management
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Document preparation, proofreading and filing
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Application submission
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Response to immigration authorities
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Interview preparation
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Developing a business plan or investment plan
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Gathering evidence
Refugee & Humanitarian Visa
These visas granted to individuals who have fled their home countries due to persecution, conflict, or humanitarian crises. It offers refuge and protection, allowing them to seek safety and a new life in New Zealand. These visas are provided to those recognized as refugees or in need of humanitarian assistance.
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It is important to note that the specific requirements for a Refugee & Humanitarian Visa may vary depending on the individual circumstances.
What`s included?
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Free of charge
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In house documents certification
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Translation and Interpretation
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Full case management
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Document preparation, proofreading and filing
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Application submission
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Response to immigration authorities
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Documentation of persecution
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Legal representation
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Appeal assistance
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Settlement services
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Counseling and support
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Access to resources
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Interview preparation
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Gathering evidence
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Appeal
Transit Visa
A Transit Visa is usually a single-entry type of visa that allows travelers to pass through New Zealand as a transit passenger on their way to another country up until the date specified in their transit visa.
It is important to note that the specific requirements for a Transit Visa may vary depending on the individual circumstances and the country of origin.
What`s included?
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Fixed fee
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Translation and Interpretation
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Full case management
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Document preparation, proofreading and filing
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Application submission
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Response to immigration authorities
Citizenship
Becoming a New Zealand citizen is a significant milestone in many people's lives. The process of applying for citizenship involves fulfilling specific legal requirements, including residency and character criteria, and submitting an application to the Department of Internal Affairs.
What`s included?
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Fixed fee
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Eligibility assessment
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Gathering documentation
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Translation and Interpretation
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Full case management
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Document preparation, proofreading and filing
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Application submission
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Liaising with immigration authorities