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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Success Story: Avoiding Deportation Liability
We recently managed to secure the cancellation of a client’s (“X”) deportation liability. The decision to cancel the deportation liability was made right at the top of the Immigration New Zealand ladder, by the Minister of Immigration himself. The background … Continue reading
Does Not Compute – Dimitri Leemans and Medical Waivers
On Tuesday I commented on the ZB Newstalk Larry Williams show about the decline of Dimitri Leemans’ application for Residence. This happened because Prof.. Leemans’ stepson Peter is autistic. Immigration concluded that Peter needed “continuous, structured residential care.” It followed … Continue reading
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Bad border bungles disrupt best-laid plans
I have to admit to a guilty pleasure – I love watching airport drama shows like “Border Control NZ”. Perhaps it’s my intellectual interest in seeing the work we do playing out live on the television (or maybe they are … Continue reading
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8 Things to Consider before Moving to a New Country Part 2
It can be a daunting task to immigrate to a new country. More people than ever before are leaving their homes and moving to a new country as the world becomes a global village. This, however does not mean that … Continue reading
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