Success Stories
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By Immigration Trust
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A client arrived in New Zealand on a student visa, relying on a relative to manage his visa requirements. However, due to unforeseen issues, he unknowingly fell into unlawful status. While grappling with uncertainty, he stayed in the country and fell in love. His unlawful status led to complications, including a deportation order following a failed ministerial intervention. Separated from his wife and daughter in New Zealand, he remained in Fiji under a travel ban. After the ban was lifted, he attempted twice to secure a visitor visa but was declined both times. Determined to reunite, his wife found our immigration firm online and sought our help. We advised a new ministerial intervention and worked closely with the family to prepare a strong case, despite not meeting the client in person. Our team submitted compelling evidence, and after a period of waiting, their application was successfully approved. This story is a testament to perseverance and the power of seeking expert guidance in challenging immigration situations. At Immigration Trust, we were honoured to assist this family in reuniting and building their future together. If you're facing immigration challenges, contact us today. Let's work together to achieve your goals.  New Zealand’s immigration process offers life-changing opportunities but can be complex and unpredictable. Successfully navigating this journey can lead to a chance to live and work in a country renowned for its quality of life, stability, and growth potential. At Immigration Trust, we are dedicated to simplifying this process and providing effective, tailored support. A Client’s Success Story One of our male clients faced a significant challenge while preparing his Essential Skills Work Visa application. His interim visa had expired, leaving him in an unlawful status despite securing a promising job offer in New Zealand. Following the decline of his Section 61 request, he turned to Immigration Trust for help. Through a paid consultation with Simon, our CEO, we devised a plan to submit a Ministerial Intervention request to the Associate Minister of Immigration. Despite never meeting in person, Simon worked closely with the client, providing robust documentation and compelling evidence to strengthen his case. After rigorous reviews, the intervention was approved, allowing our client to stay and pursue his dreams in New Zealand. Why Choose Immigration Trust? This story highlights the challenges and triumphs many face during New Zealand’s immigration journey. With Immigration Trust, these hurdles become manageable. Our licensed immigration advisers use an advanced IT system to ensure seamless communication and thorough preparation, regardless of your location. Trust Immigration Trust to guide you toward a successful outcome in your New Zealand immigration journey. Let us help you turn challenges into opportunities.   A client facing a deportation order sought urgent help through a paid consultation with our CEO, Simon. Unable to appeal to the IPT due to the deportation order, Simon identified ministerial intervention as the best course of action. Simon swiftly prepared and submitted a ministerial intervention request to the Associate Minister of Immigration. The request was successful, giving the client the opportunity to appeal to the IPT and work towards legalising their status in New Zealand. The client was thrilled with the outcome. Remarkably, this success was achieved without ever meeting Simon in person, showcasing the efficiency and effectiveness of their collaboration. A client, unlawful for many years and unsuccessful in previous attempts to regularise his status, sought our help through a paid consultation with Simon, our CEO. Following the consultation, Simon advised against another Section 61 application. Instead, he recommended pursuing a ministerial intervention, appealing directly to the Associate Minister of Immigration for a solution. Over several months, Simon and the client collaborated to prepare a compelling submission. The effort paid off. The client was granted a 6-month partnership-based work visa, enabling him to apply for further work and residence visas. Despite never meeting in person, Simon and the client achieved this successful outcome through seamless teamwork.  |
