Reunited at Last: Overcoming Immigration Hurdles
​with a Successful Visitor Visa through Ministerial Intervention

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This family's story exemplifies the profound impact of determined legal advocacy and the intricate workings of New Zealand's immigration processes.

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Client background

• Origin: Fiji
• Situation: Previously deported from New Zealand, with subsequent visa applications declined.
• Family: Married to a New Zealand resident, with whom he has a daughter.

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Challenges

• Deportation: The client faced significant barriers due to a past deportation, complicating his re-entry into New Zealand.
• Repeated Denials: Multiple applications for re-entry visas were declined, leaving the family separated and under emotional strain.

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Strategy

• Consultation with Simon: The client's New Zealand-based partner sought the expertise of Simon after extensive research and reading client reviews online.
• Ministerial Intervention: Under Simon's guidance, a thorough preparation led to a successful appeal for Ministerial Intervention, which addressed and waived character concerns due to the client's past deportation.

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Outcome

• Visitor Visa Approval: Following the successful intervention, Simon meticulously prepared and submitted a visitor visa application. His expert handling of the application process resulted in the approval of a 6-month visitor visa.
• Family Reunion: The approval allowed our client to reunite with his wife and daughter in New Zealand for the first time since his daughter's birth.

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Key Takeaways

• Expert Guidance: The expertise of an experienced immigration advisor like Simon is crucial in navigating complex immigration matters.
• Persistence and Strategy: Even in seemingly insurmountable situations, a well-planned strategy and persistence can lead to successful outcomes.

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Conclusion

The successful resolution of this case not only brought a family back together but also highlighted the importance of seeking professional guidance in navigating the complexities of immigration law.

The approved visitor visa

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Note: The client and Simon never once met in person and conducted all communications through our advanced IT system. It was due to the restrictions on travelling and meetings because of Covid-19. However, when the restrictions got lifted, our firm decided to continue the no face to face meeting policy after we found out it was more practical and efficient.

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