All licensed immigration advisers in Dunedin
The full A to Z of the 10 immigration advisers with a current licence based in the Dunedin area, from the official IAA register as at September 2026. For a ranked shortlist, see immigration advisers in Dunedin.
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- Provisional licence
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Licensed advisers in Dunedin, by the numbers
From the Immigration Advisers Authority register and published Immigration and Protection Tribunal decisions. Figures refresh monthly.
- Current licences based here
- 10
- Adviser businesses here
- 8
- Median years licensed
- 9
- Holding a provisional licence
- 3
A provisional licence means the adviser works under the supervision of a fully-licensed adviser. It is a stage of licensing, not a mark against anyone. No immigration lawyer on this site is based in Dunedin, though firms elsewhere act for Dunedin clients.
Published appeal record of Dunedin advisers
10 published appeals name advisers based in Dunedin, across 2 of the 10 listed here, most recently 26 November 2025. “Allowed” is the appellant’s share of decided appeals; a percentage is shown only where at least 5 were decided.
| Appeal type | Appeals | Allowed | Dismissed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deportation: non-resident | 4 | 2 | 2 |
| Residence: other | 2 | 2 | 0 |
| Residence: skilled migrant | 2 | 2 | 0 |
| Residence: partnership | 2 | 1 | 1 |
Counts come from decisions the tribunal has published and that name a representative we can identify with certainty. Appeals settled, withdrawn or resolved before a decision do not appear, so this is a record of published outcomes rather than of everything a practitioner has done. How matching works is set out in the methodology.
If you already know what has gone wrong
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