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The Syrian Refugee Crisis: Everything you need to know

by Erica, Office Administrator | Sep 11, 2015 | Immigration Industry, Immigration Visas | 0 comments

It seems that everyone has an opinion about the Syrian refugee crisis. From the top dogs in politics to celebrities to the man in the street. A lot has been written and reported on since Aylan Kurdi’s body washed ashore in Turkey. The little boy’s death...

Visa Website Scams are Out There

by bmilnes2015 | Aug 26, 2015 | Immigration Problems, Immigration Visas | 0 comments

The NZ High Court has issued an interim injunction against Indian-based Swastik Solution a website designer apparently working with unlicensed Indian immigration advisers and travel agents, selling false visas to NZ. Immigration scams are not only happening in India,...

Visa Officer Fired After Selling Visas Worth $26k

by James Turner, Senior Solicitor | Aug 19, 2015 | Immigration Problems, Immigration Visas | 0 comments

An interesting article recently appeared in the New Zealand Herald on 17 August 2015. Some clever investigatory journalism uncovered the fact that an Immigration New Zealand official who had been based at Auckland International Airport had lost his job after having...

The Month of August

by Erica, Office Administrator | Aug 12, 2015 | Office Update | 0 comments

August is here and so is the freezing weather in Auckland. If you’re anything like us, your cars will also be covered in frost and your windows will be icy but it’s a sign that it’s near the end and it’s nearly spring. Hopefully we’re...

Is INZ turning people away at the borders?

by Simon Laurent, Principal, Laurent Law Barristers & Solicitors, Auckland | Jul 31, 2015 | Immigration Industry, Immigration Problems, Immigration Visas | 0 comments

If there is a trend for Immigration New Zealand to refuse foreign nationals the ability to board planes based on a concern about their intentions, this is not surprising.  We were alerted to this risk in a case from 2014 where Immigration New Zealand told someone over...
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