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✔️ Low overheads - As a small company, we don't charge GST which reduces the cost to onshore clients. We don't pay any staff wages, yet we have two Licensed Immigration Advisers working on your case at all times so you get more for less! ✔️ Licensed - Many "Advisers" advertising out there aren't licensed. With us you get the assurance & transparency of your Adviser being licensed & listed on the public register. Our Adviser is also a member of multiple other associations, all of which provide extensive development opportunities to ensure that you're working with someone who's experienced & knowledgeable. ✔️ Personal experience - We've walked the same path on our own journey to realise our dreams of living in New Zealand. We have lived experience in the stress & struggles you'll face throughout the process & aim to help you mitigate them. ✔️ Positive outlook - While many prefer a pragmatic perspective, we believe there's more than one way to kill a cat & enjoy a more creative approach. We apply strategy, ingenuity & innovation to pave your way to success. ✔️ Pro-DIY - We're not here to upsell you a service you don't need. While there certainly are complex cases that absolutely require specialist intervention to advocate on your behalf, straightforward cases don't always require expert knowledge. We're here to simplify the process for anyone who feels confused or overwhelmed by the process AND were also there to help guide others who feel capable enough represent themselves accurately & effectively, on the right track. We'll offer our inside knowledge & well-trained eye as a helping hand through FREE videos on YouTube or visa clinics. ✔️ No gatekeeping - We enjoy sharing information & helping others. Naturally, this leads to the responsible stewardship of knowledge within our community. ✔️ Affordable pricing - Get the same advice at a lower cost. We pride ourselves on being ethically & affordably priced in a high-cost industry. ✔️ Responsive - Unlike traditional immigration agencies, we don't take 3 - 5 business days to respond to client inquiries. We know offshore clients are likely to get in touch outside of New Zealand's working hours, so we keep our schedule flexible to allow availability to connect to clients at any time.

Firstly, anyone who provides immigration advice (https://www.iaa.govt.nz/for-migrants/who-can-give-advice/)in New Zealand has to be licensed (or exempt from licensing). This is because there used to be a lot of migrants being exploited by individuals who didn't know much about immigration, in return for money.(https://youtu.be/zf2lRVXs5og?si=R0xQImRhSDgVRSlh) Secondly, someone may require a Licensed Immigration Adviser because they have a complicated case which requires a trained professional's assistance. This can include having health issues, criminal history, previous immigration issues with New Zealand or any other countries or tricky immigration rules such as the ones that sometimes apply to skilled work experience etc. Licensed Immigration Advisers are intensively trained on understanding & applying immigration policies (rules) as well as immigration / employment legislation (laws). They ensure that applicants are eligible for the applications they are applying for & deliver "decision-ready" applications to Immigration New Zealand by knowing which evidential documents to provide in support of specific applications.

While both English Language Tests are considered to be at the same level, many migrants find the PTE easier. If you're looking for a breakdown of the differences between the IELTS & PTE, we have a tips & tricks guide t(https://youtu.be/FVvqMUdIKDk?si=5j7hYs4KjFOo3eQ9)hat does just that! It also outlines the question formats & answer formats (yes - you can have an excellent English language ability & still not get your desired band score if you don't answer the questions in the correct format!).

Many migrants fall prey to "free" immigration advice on platforms like Facebook - not only is this advice illegal, but although they usually come from people who mean well, they are usually wrong. Immigration advice isn't a one-shoe-fits-all type of thing, it's something very unique to each case it applies to. People without the proper training won't know immigration rules, won't know how to apply immigration rules & won't know what your situation is because more than likely you haven't given a complete picture to comment on. If you're looking for free immigration advice, a safer bet is getting in touch with the Citizens Advice Bureau (https://www.cab.org.nz/)or booking a free consultation with a Licensed Immigration Adviser (although not all offer this).

The required documents vary by visa type but generally include a valid passport, proof you meet the visa criteria, medical certificates, and police clearance certificates. You can read more about this on the Immigration New Zealand website.(https://www.immigration.govt.nz/process-to-apply/applying-for-a-visa/providing-evidence-and-documents-to-support-your-visa-application/)

The processing time varies depending on the type of visa and individual circumstances. Generally, it can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months. You can read more about this on the Immigration New Zealand website.(https://www.immigration.govt.nz/process-to-apply/applying-for-a-visa/fees-processing-times-and-refunds/fees-decision-times-and-where-to-apply/)