WHY NEW ZEALAND?
Based on interviews with nearly half a million adults in 152 countries between 2015 and 2017, the Gallup survey found that New Zealand is the WORLD’S NUMBER ONE most popular migrant destination according to the Potential Net Migration Index.
New Zealand is ranked the world’s #3 on the Global Peace Index. The report ranks 163 independent states and territories according to their level of peacefulness: based on aspects such as crime rate, political stability, domestic and international conflict, and military spending ratio.
Source: Institute of Economics and Peace
New Zealand is ranked #5 as the most favourable passport in the world. The Henley Passport Index is the original, authoritative ranking of all the world’s passports according to the number of destinations their holders can access without a prior visa.
Source: The Henley Passport Index
If you are considering New Zealand as your next home, you need to be sure that you have the best chance of success.
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LET'S EXPLORE
What is your purpose in New Zealand?
VISIT
WORK
STUDY
FAMILY
OTHERS
Or are you interested in New Zealand residency?
SKILLED WORK
INVESTOR
FAMILY
PARENTS
How I will increase your chances of success
Focused Expertise solely on NZ
I specialise exclusively in New Zealand immigration, so I stay fully up to date with the latest laws and policies. Based in NZ, I also have strong networks with other professionals - such as recruitment consultants, investment advisers, and tax specialists - so you’ll benefit from well-rounded, practical support. I’ll provide you with clear options and step-by-step guidance to help you achieve your NZ immigration goals.
A Hongkonger in NZ
Having emigrated from Hong Kong, I understand how emotional and challenging it can be to leave home. If you're from Hong Kong too, I speak your language - both literally and culturally - and I’m here to support you in finding your path to New Zealand.
Putting your Best Case Forward
I’ll advocate for you and present your case clearly to Immigration New Zealand. Every client receives a professionally written cover letter that highlights the right immigration instructions tailored to your unique situation - giving your application the best chance of success.
Industry-connected Expert Advice
As a Licensed Immigration Adviser, I’m part of professional networks that offer valuable insights not available to the general public. I belong to LIAA, NZAMI and a few local private adviser groups, and I am also an accredited ISEA. These connections keep me informed and enable me to provide advice that’s especially valuable when your situation is unique or when information isn’t readily available on the INZ website.
Are you ready to explore your options?
Want to know what options you might have? Find out the best strategy in the shortest time to qualify? Want someone to help you all the way? Have a look at my services as I’d love to partner with you to ensure you can achieve your dreams of migrating to New Zealand.
Why use a Licensed Immigration Adviser?
Immigration is a long journey, so always use a trustworthy adviser who is licensed. It is an offence under New Zealand law to provide immigration advice without a license unless exempt from licensing, such as a New Zealand lawyer, or an education agent that is not located in New Zealand.
Licensed Immigration Advisers (LIAs) are governed under the Immigration Advisers Authority and must adhere to the Code of Conduct, otherwise they may be sanctioned by the Immigration Advisers Complaints and Disciplinary Tribunal (IACDT). Always check that your adviser is licensed and that you’re not receiving advice from an agent or admin staff.
If you are considering to use an adviser, you may also consider these factors:
- Do you speak the same language?
- Is the company specialised in New Zealand, have good networks and able to stay up-to-date?
- How transparent are the fees? Do you think the charges are fair and reasonable?
- Do you want an honest adviser who will tell you directly if your chance of success is low?