Section 61 of the Immigration Act 2009 allows you to ask the Minister of Immigration to grant a visa where you do not currently have one. The Minister’s decision is discretionary and cannot be appealed, so the request needs to be carefully prepared from the outset. We can prepare this for you and ensure your circumstances are presented in the best way possible.
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Immigration New Zealand can issue a notice that a person may be liable for deportation. At this stage, there is the option to respond, and the liability may be cancelled or suspended depending on the response. We can review the notice and prepare the submissions that put your circumstances forward in full.
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Where deportation is likely, voluntary departure can be a better outcome than waiting for a formal order. We have been involved in negotiating settlements with Immigration New Zealand to defer deportation orders, giving our clients time to put their affairs in order before leaving.
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