Welcome to the
Register of Licensed Immigration Advisers
About the Register
The Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007 requires anyone who gives New Zealand immigration advice to be licensed (unless they are exempt). This applies to people both in New Zealand and offshore.
The law also requires the Immigration Advisers Authority (the statutory body that licenses Advisers) to keep a publicly accessible list of licensed Advisers.
The Register lets people know:
- how to contact a licensed Adviser
- whether or not someone is licensed
- an Adviser's licence type
- any terms and conditions attached to a licence
- if an Adviser's licence is still active
- if someone's licence application has been refused, and
- those categories of people who are exempt from licensing.
This page was last updated on 22 April 2008
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Application packs will be available from the Immigration Advisers Authority from 4 May 2008. People giving immigration advice in New Zealand must be licensed from 4 May 2009. Offshore people who give advice about New Zealand immigration matters must be licensed from 4 May 2010. |
If you would like a printed copy of the entire Register of licensed Immigration Advisers, please contact the Immigration Advisers Authority on info@iaa.govt.nz, NZ freephone 0508 IAA IAA (0508 422 422) or +64 9 925 3838 (outside NZ). A fee may apply.