Deportation of both residents and temporary visa holders can occur for a number of reasons, including criminal convictions or fraud. Where deportation liability arises, you may have a right of appeal to the Immigration and Protection Tribunal, including humanitarian appeals based on the personal consequences of deportation. We act regularly in these matters and would be glad to assess your circumstances.
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Some decisions of Immigration New Zealand and the Immigration and Protection Tribunal can be challenged in the High Court – either as an appeal on a point of law, or by way of judicial review where the decision was unlawful or unreasonable. We act regularly in these proceedings and will give you an honest assessment of your prospects before any application is filed.
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