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Monthly Archives: September 2016
Health Care Presentation 2016
In July, I wrote about the Case of the Health Care Assistant. After an unnecessarily complex and expensive process by INZ which was eventually sorted out after a formal complaint, I’m delighted to confirm that our client has been granted … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration Industry
Tagged immigration, new zealand, work visa, work visas
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Auckland Airport: Future International Airline Hub
One of the more obscure Visa categories is the Transit Visa. This is a Visa required by people who are “transit passengers” and are intending to travel to and be in New Zealand only as a “transit passenger”. A “transit … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration Industry, Immigration Visas
Tagged airport, Auckland, immigration, new zealand, transit, visa
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My Dinner with the Minister – 2016 Edition
On Monday evening the Minister of Immigration spoke at a dinner hosted by the Immigration & Refugee Committee of the Auckland District Law Society (Inc.). Here are a couple of things that he talked about. It is also interesting to … Continue reading
