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After assisting a client with her Section 61 request and securing her partnership-based work visa, she returned to us to help obtain her partner's New Zealand permanent resident visa. A New Zealand permanent resident visa allows indefinite living, working, and studying in the country, with unrestricted re-entry. Unlike a resident visa, it offers unlimited travel benefits and access to all services. Applicants need to hold a resident visa for at least two years and demonstrate commitment to New Zealand through residency or economic ties. We assessed eligibility, verified her commitment to New Zealand, and supported her with documentation, including proof of residency and community ties. We managed communication with INZ, ensuring a smooth process and addressing any additional requirements. Through our comprehensive support, her partner received a New Zealand permanent resident visa, allowing him to live and travel freely in New Zealand. 
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Our client from India first approached us for her 2021 Resident Visa application, which we successfully secured. Following this, we assisted in obtaining a student visa for her partner. Recently, she sought our expertise again to apply for permanent residency in New Zealand, needing to declare her relationship status to Immigration New Zealand (INZ). We thoroughly reassessed her eligibility under the Immigration Act 2009, confirming she met all essential criteria, including employment status and community contributions. To accurately document her relationship status, we gathered comprehensive evidence such as joint financial records and proof of shared living arrangements, ensuring transparency with INZ by submitting all relevant documents. Throughout the process, we provided clear guidance, helped compile and organise required documents, and submitted a comprehensive application that highlighted her contributions and the stability of her relationship. We maintained regular updates, promptly addressing any potential concerns. Ultimately, her permanent residency application was approved, allowing her to continue building her life in New Zealand with her partner.  Navigating New Zealand immigration can be challenging, especially if you initially moved as a secondary applicant under an ex-partner's Skilled Migrant Category Resident Visa. If your residency depended on a relationship that has ended, and you're now applying for a Permanent Resident Visa on your own, we can help. Our team specialises in assisting individuals who have separated from their partners yet wish to remain in New Zealand. Even if your ex-partner has remarried while you've stayed single, your path to permanent residency remains viable. This process requires meticulous preparation and clear communication with Immigration New Zealand (INZ). Rely on our expertise to guide you through complex immigration policies, ensuring your application has the best chance of success. With personalised advice and dedicated support, we make securing your future in New Zealand straightforward. Don’t let the past hold you back. Take the first step toward permanent residency with confidence. Contact us today for a consultation and empower yourself with the guidance you need.  In 2019, this client initially contacted us for help with her partnership-based resident visa while on a post-study work visa in New Zealand. She discovered our firm by searching for a licensed immigration advisor on Google. With guidance from Simon, our principal adviser and CEO, the client successfully completed and submitted her application. Simon ensured all case officer queries were thoroughly addressed, resulting in her visa approval. Later, when eligible to apply for a permanent resident visa, the client once again turned to Simon for a seamless experience. Simon reviewed her documentation, liaised with the case officer, and facilitated the process, leading to her visa approval within months. Despite travel restrictions, all interactions were conducted online, a system we have since retained for its efficiency.  |
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