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Keep up to date with news from the Immigration Advisers Authority.
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Looking for Immigration advice?
New Zealand’s Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA) has launched a campaign to help Brazilians, Chileans and Colombians looking to live or work in New Zealand know what to do when seeking immigration advice.
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Looking for Immigration advice? (Español)
La Autoridad de Asesoría Migratoria (Immigration Advisers Authority, IAA) de Nueva Zelanda ha lanzado una campaña para ayudar a que los brasileros, chilenos y colombianos que estén considerando vivir o trabajar en Nueva Zelanda sepan qué deben hacer para
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Looking for Immigration advice? (Português)
A Autoridade de Consultores de Imigração (Immigration Advisers Authority, IAA) da Nova Zelândia lançou uma campanha para ajudar brasileiros, chilenos e colombianos pensando em morar ou trabalhar na Nova Zelândia a procurar orientação sobre como imigrar.
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Woman pleads guilty to three charges of unlawful immigration advice
An Auckland woman has pleaded guilty to three charges laid by the Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA) of unlawfully asking for a fee for immigration advice, and taking payment, from four of her family members and friends in the Tongan community.
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Unlicensed immigration adviser prosecuted for multiple offences
A 65-year old Auckland man has been charged by the Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA) with multiple counts of giving immigration advice without being licensed or exempt, holding out to be a licensed immigration adviser, and unlawfully taking payment.
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Unlicensed woman charged with asking for fee for immigration advice
A 31-year-old Auckland woman appeared today in the Manukau District Court charged with unlawfully asking for a fee for immigration advice and taking payment from four family members and friends in the Tongan community.
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Education agent charged for unlicensed immigration advice
A 47-year-old Auckland woman has appeared in the Auckland District Court today charged with unlawfully providing immigration advice and taking fees for the advice from seven Chinese nationals.
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Migrants satisfied with licensed immigration advisers worldwide
More than eight out of 10 migrants surveyed are satisfied with the quality of service they received from licensed immigration advisers located in New Zealand as well as overseas, says Registrar of the Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA) Catherine Albi
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Unlicensed immigration adviser sentenced to home detention
An Auckland woman of Tongan nationality has been sentenced to 10 months home detention and ordered to pay reparation of $6,420 for illegally providing New Zealand immigration advice in the Tongan community. The sentence came after the woman pleaded
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IAA tells Filipinos - "check your immigration adviser is licensed or exempt"
Registrar of the New Zealand Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA) Catherine Albiston will be in the Philippines next week raising awareness of the importance of only using licensed or exempt advisers when seeking New Zealand immigration advice.