Immigration Advisor Christchurch

This page will help you find the best immigration advisor in Christchurch. Before you book an appointment, have a look at the guide below to ensure that you are talking to the right advisor.

Our top recommended Christchurch Immigration Advisor

• Our research showed Immigration Advisor Christchurch is trusted by many and delivers excellent outcome.
• Contacting an immigration advisor by email is easiest way to start the ball rolling.

Frequently asked questions

Go through our selected questions about immigration firms.

How much does a visit to the immigration advisor cost?

Christchurch has more than 70 immigration advisor firms. Most will be happy to talk to you initially.

What to look for in an immigration advisor

You can look for things like:

• Whether they have done immigration cases similar to yours
• What type of immigration adviser's license do they have?
• What is their technical ability in case something goes wrong?

Look at immigration advisor's license number. The four digits at the start is the year they were qualified. So if someone has a license number 2021007007 that means the advisor has 3 years' experience.

The longer they have been operating means more chance the advisor has deeper knowledge about immigration and network in Christchurch that can work to your advantage. 

How can I save money on immigration case?

• Make sure your advisor is aware of your past visa applications and your particular case.
• Don't email your advisor a million times. Try to put everything in one email.
• Provide immigration documents in an organised way. Use descriptive file names.
• Choose a good immigration advisor from the start. Getting the wrong advisor can cost you in the long run.

What is a bad sign when choosing an immigration advisor?

If your advisor runs a general practice, that could be a bad sign. Someone who is really good at immigration work should only need to do immigration work. If they sell international student services, advise on other countries immigration law, that is a bad sign!