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A Fijian national faced years of heartbreak after being deported from New Zealand. Despite completing the required 5-year ban, every visa application he lodged was declined. The issue? His character record tied to his deportation. For years, he and his wife, who remained in New Zealand, endured a painful separation with no clear path forward. Legal experts told him there was little hope of returning. Determined to reunite with his wife, he reached out to us for guidance, scheduling a paid Zoom consultation with Simon. During the consultation, we carefully reviewed his situation and identified a way forward: applying for a Ministerial Intervention with a focus on securing a character waiver. We worked closely with him to build a compelling case. Our submission addressed the character concerns directly, presenting evidence of his genuine remorse and demonstrating the steps he had taken to turn his life around. We highlighted the strong family bonds he shared with his wife and the emotional toll their separation had taken on both of them. Every detail was crafted to show why he deserved a second chance. After nine months of waiting, the Minister granted the character waiver. This pivotal decision opened the door for him to successfully reapply for a visa. Today, he is back in New Zealand, reunited with his wife after years of uncertainty and hardship. His story is a testament to the power of determination and the importance of presenting a well-prepared case. 
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Securing a resident visa can be challenging, especially when a character waiver is involved. In 2021, a client approached us seeking assistance with their family’s resident visa application. The case involved a husband requiring a character waiver, making the application process particularly complex. The character waiver process demands careful preparation, as Immigration New Zealand places significant scrutiny on such cases. To further complicate matters, the application received a Potentially Prejudicial Information (PPI) letter, highlighting concerns that needed to be addressed to proceed. Our team took a meticulous approach to prepare the case, ensuring every detail aligned with immigration requirements. We worked closely with the family to provide evidence supporting the character waiver and crafted a comprehensive response to the PPI letter. Thanks to our expertise, Immigration New Zealand granted the family’s resident visas, demonstrating that even complex cases involving character waivers can achieve successful outcomes with the right guidance.  Learn how we successfully managed a challenging 2021 Resident Visa application involving a character waiver. Our expertise ensured the family's resident visas were approved. A client approached us with a 2021 Resident Visa application for her family, which included her husband and two children. The husband required a character waiver, presenting a significant challenge that demanded careful case management. The situation became more complex when a Potentially Prejudicial Information (PPI) letter was issued by Immigration New Zealand, requiring a robust and timely response. We worked closely with the client, crafting a thorough and detailed submission that addressed the concerns raised in the PPI letter. Our team guided the family in providing compelling evidence to support their application and ensured compliance with all immigration requirements. After navigating these challenges, we were thrilled to secure resident visas for the entire family. This success underscores the importance of professional expertise in managing complex immigration cases, especially those involving character waivers and other significant hurdles. If you are facing similar challenges with your visa application, contact us today. Our team specialises in navigating complex immigration scenarios, ensuring your application is prepared for success. Book a consultation to discuss your unique situation.  A client approached us for help with their Parent’s Residence Visa application, which faced challenges due to the father’s health. While the mother’s medical assessment was straightforward, the father’s history of high blood pressure required further documentation, including a cardiologist’s report and an echocardiogram. Immigration New Zealand also required a medical waiver for the father, adding complexity to the process. Our team worked closely with the client, gathering detailed medical reports, addressing Immigration New Zealand’s concerns, and building a strong case for the medical waiver. By demonstrating that the father’s health condition posed no undue risks or costs, we secured approval for both parents’ visas, despite the challenges involved.  |
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