Section 61 Work Visa Approved Following Ministerial Intervention

After achieving a successful ministerial intervention outcome, Immigration Trust continued supporting our client through the next important stage of his immigration journey: obtaining a Section 61 work visa in New Zealand.
Because Section 61 applications can be highly complex and time sensitive, our client wanted professional guidance to ensure everything was prepared correctly. Simon worked closely with him to organise and present all required documents, supporting evidence, employment details and immigration forms for a strong and well prepared application.
Using Immigration Trust’s streamlined process, the application was carefully submitted to Immigration New Zealand with a clear strategy and supporting documentation. Within days, the Section 61 work visa was approved, allowing our client to remain lawfully in New Zealand and continue pursuing his career opportunities.
This case highlights the importance of experienced immigration assistance when dealing with unlawful status and complex visa matters. Even small mistakes or missing information can lead to delays or declined outcomes.
Immigration Trust continues to assist clients across New Zealand with Section 61 requests, ministerial intervention applications, visa declines and other complex immigration issues. With the right professional support, difficult immigration situations can often be successfully resolved.

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​​About Immigration Trust

Immigration Trust is a team of professionals dedicated to providing clear, reliable information for navigating New Zealand’s immigration system.
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Our CEO, Simon Park, brings extensive expertise in New Zealand immigration law, policy, and best practices, supporting individuals and families in their journey to settle in New Zealand.