Non siamo agenti dell’Immigrazione

If you use your knowledge of or personal experience in immigration matters to advise, assist, direct or represent a person, you will be providing ‘immigration advice’. This could include, for example:

• using publicly available information to advise a person on an immigration matter
• advising a person what visa they qualify for
• advising a person how best to answer a question in the application form, or what additional information might best be included with the application

“Information becomes advice if you tailor it to an individual’s particular circumstances. ”

“Only a licensed immigration adviser or a person who is exempt from licensing can give advice on New Zealand immigration matters. This applies whether the advice is direct or indirect, and whether or not the advice is paid for.”