The decision
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Decision maker | Immigration Advisers Complaints and Disciplinary Tribunal |
| Citation | [2025] NZIACDT 38 |
| Parties | LY v Jiang |
| Decided | 30 July 2025 |
| Licensed immigration adviser | Feng Jiang, licence 201600327, surrendered |
The Tribunal's published summary
“Sanctions / adviser failed to directly communicate or engage with client (‘rubber stamping’), breaching eight professional obligations / client wound up as a victim of immigration fraud / Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007, s3, s50, s51 / Code of Conduct 2014, cl1, cl2e, cl14, cl18a, cl26ai, cl26aiii, cl26b, cl26d / direct engagement a fundamental obligation of advisers, failure enabled immigration fraud to occur / gravity of wrongdoing at upper end of moderate / adviser fully acknowledges wrongdoing and expresses genuine remorse / further training unnecessary as adviser demonstrated appreciation of wrongdoing / formal prevention of adviser reapplying for licence unnecessary / adviser censured / ordered to pay $3,500 financial penalty”
The licensed immigration adviser in this decision
This decision concerns Feng Jiang (licence 201600327, surrendered). See the full licence history on their profile, or compare all licensed immigration advisers in Auckland.
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