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Immigration advisers in Whangarei

There are 7 licensed immigration advisers based in the Whangarei area, working across 7 businesses. Every listing below comes from the official IAA register, refreshed October 2026, and is ordered by licence tenure — the longest-licensed immigration advisers first. How this ordering works.

Whangarei immigration advisers in figures

Years licensed

5.4 years on average

Immigration advisers based in Whangarei, by years licensed
Immigration advisers based in Whangarei, by years licensed
0 to 4 years4
5 to 9 years1
10 to 14 years2
15 years or more0

29% of the 7 immigration advisers based in Whangarei have held a licence for 10 years or more. Their average is 5.4 years, against 7.2 across New Zealand.

Licence classes

71% hold a full licence

Immigration advisers based in Whangarei, by licence class
Immigration advisers based in Whangarei, by licence class
Full licence5
Provisional licence2
Limited licence0

5 of the 7 hold a full licence, 2 a provisional licence and 0 a limited licence. A current full licence means the immigration adviser can handle any immigration matter; provisional licence holders work under supervision.

Year first licensed

4 first licensed since 2022

Immigration advisers based in Whangarei today, by the year they were first licensed
Immigration advisers based in Whangarei today, by the year they were first licensed
20170
20180
20191
20200
20210
20221
20231
20240
20251
2026, so far1

4 of the 7 immigration advisers based in Whangarei today were first licensed in 2022 or later. The chart counts people who hold a licence now, so an earlier year shows those who have stayed licensed, not every licence issued that year.

Business size

100% have one immigration adviser

Businesses in Whangarei, by immigration advisers based here
Businesses in Whangarei, by immigration advisers based here
One immigration adviser7
Two immigration advisers0
3 to 5 immigration advisers0
6 or more immigration advisers0

The 7 immigration advisers work across 7 businesses based in Whangarei. 7 of those businesses have a single immigration adviser here, and 0 have six or more.

Tribunal appeals

0 named in published decisions

Immigration advisers based in Whangarei, by published appeals naming them
Immigration advisers based in Whangarei, by published appeals naming them
No matched published decisions7
1 to 4 appeals0
5 to 19 appeals0
20 appeals or more0

0 of the 7 immigration advisers based in Whangarei are named as representative in at least one published Immigration and Protection Tribunal decision, 0 appeals in all. Most representation never reaches the tribunal, so an immigration adviser with no matched published decisions may still have acted on appeals.

Whangarei immigration advisers by list

Showing 7 of 7 longest-licensed immigration advisers

Published appeal record of Whangarei immigration advisers

No published Immigration and Protection Tribunal decisions on this site name immigration advisers based in Whangarei. That does not mean none have acted on appeals — only that no decision we hold records it. Most representation never reaches the tribunal at all, and practitioners elsewhere in New Zealand act on Whangarei matters routinely.

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Section 61 requests - getting a visa while unlawfully in New ZealandSection 61 of the Immigration Act 2009 lets Immigration New Zealand grant a visa to a person who is unlawfully in New Zealand, but only as a matter of absolute discretion. There is no application form and no fee up front: the request is an email setting out your case, and INZ has no obligation to consider it, no obligation to give reasons, and no appeal if it says no. Two clocks run at once when a visa expires: the section 61 route, which has no deadline but weakens with time, and the 42-day humanitarian appeal right to the Immigration and Protection Tribunal, which most people lose without ever knowing they had it.Read more

Frequently asked questions

As at October 2026 there are 7 immigration advisers with a current licence based in the Whangarei area, working across 7 businesses. The count comes from the official IAA register, which this directory re-checks every month.

Verify the licence first: every listing here shows the immigration adviser's licence number, licence type and how long they have been licensed. Then compare experience with your visa type, and confirm fees in writing before engaging. A current full licence means the immigration adviser can handle any immigration matter; provisional licence holders work under supervision.

Yes. New Zealand lawyers with a current practising certificate are exempt from immigration adviser licensing and can also give immigration advice. What matters is that whoever advises you is either licensed or exempt; anyone else giving immigration advice is acting unlawfully.

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How immigration advisers are listed and ordered: methodology. See all immigration advisers in New Zealand.