New Zealand is an immigrant country, immigrating to New Zealand in a variety of ways. The most suitable immigrants for Chinese applicants are immigrants ( 10 million investment immigrants / 3 million immigrants ), entrepreneurial immigrants , skilled migrants and family reunions . Investors need to apply for investment in New Zealand; entrepreneurial immigrants need applicants to successfully create and operate in New Zealand; family reunification for parents, spouses and children to provide family and the opportunity to reunite in New Zealand.
Alok is originally from India, is a licensed immigration adviser. He moved to New Zealand in 2006. Alok is the Editor / Publisher of the only Indian, South Asian newspaper ‘Indianz X-PRESS’ published from Wellington and is also a licensed immigration adviser. He is well known in community and has contested the member of parliament election representing a major political party from his region. His sole effort is to get genuine students, skilled migrants and investors/ entrepreneurs in our beautiful NZ and help people in achieving their dreams. Alok takes lot of pride in his trustworthy approach. Feel free to get in touch for no obligation discussion to see how we can help you best. LN-201701030.
Ryan, is a fully licensed immigration adviser and has been in practice for many years specializing in the business migration categories including investment and entrepreneur, business categories. Ryan has significant experience in temporary entry visas including: visitor visas; work visas; student visas; interim visas; and limited purpose visas, in terms of residence applications Ryan covers the whole range from Skilled Migrant Category Residence Visas to Family Category Residence Visas. Aside from his immigration consulting firm, Ryan is a director on the board of the New Zealand Association for Migration and Investment, the leading professional association for licensed immigration advisers, he is a strong advocate for migrants interests within the profession. LIA 201100562
Samuel is a barrister & solicitor of the High Court of New Zealand. Having previously worked with the New Zealand Government has equipped Samuel with the unique insight necessary to see any immigration application from both the perspective of the Government delegated decision makers and the applicants, this puts Samuel’s in a well-informed situation prior to and post making any application.
