Immigration advisers in Whangarei
There are 5 licensed immigration advisers based in the Whangarei area, working across 5 businesses. Every listing below comes from the official IAA register, refreshed July 2026, and is ordered by licence tenure — the longest-licensed advisers first. How this ordering works.
Longest-licensed advisers in Whangarei
- 1Sudaporn Kanjanawattana (Som)CurrentSK Immigration Consultant Ltd · licensed 12 years · Full licence
- 2Sean Michael Haggerty (Sean)CurrentBecome a Kiwi Limited · licensed 11 years · Full licence
- 3Maria Teresa Hoyles (Teresa Salado-Hoyles)CurrentNZ VisaPRO Migration Limited · licensed 7 years · Full licence
- 4Anna-Lee Sandra Tasker (Anna-Lee)CurrentTasker Immigration Services · licensed 4 years · Full licence
- 5Chantel Janse van RensburgCurrentSuccess Hacker · licensed 1 year · Provisional licence
Immigration lawyers in Whangarei
Immigration advice businesses in Whangarei
- Become a Kiwi Limited1 adviser
- NZ VisaPRO Migration Limited1 adviser
- SK Immigration Consultant Ltd1 adviser
- Success Hacker1 adviser
- Tasker Immigration Services1 adviser
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Frequently asked questions
- How many licensed immigration advisers are there in Whangarei?
- As at July 2026 there are 5 immigration advisers with a current licence based in the Whangarei area, working across 5 businesses. The count comes from the official IAA register, which this directory re-checks every month.
- How should I choose an immigration adviser in Whangarei?
- Verify the licence first: every listing here shows the 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 adviser can handle any immigration matter; provisional licence holders work under supervision.
- Do I have to use an immigration adviser in Whangarei, or can I use a lawyer?
- Either works. New Zealand lawyers with a practising certificate are exempt from adviser licensing and can also give immigration advice. What matters is that whoever you pay is either licensed or exempt; anyone else is acting unlawfully.