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Helpful Links

Immigration New Zealand  

This is the government website for immigration in New Zealand. It contains useful information about how to apply for a visa for New Zealand.

Settlement Services - Auckland

This site offers practical advice and support to new migrants.

 

New Zealand Now   

For information about life in New Zealand and tips to help you get settled, visit the New Zealand now website.  It is a great starting point for anyone wanting to look for information about living, working or studying in New Zealand.

 

Immigration Advisers Authority 

The Immigration Advisers Authority holds a register of licensed immigration advisers and ensures all licensed immigration advisers follow a strict professional Code of Conduct.  To find out how to make a complaint about immigration advice you have received,  or check whether your adviser is licensed visit this site.

New Zealand Qualifications Authority

If you are planning on living, working or studying in New Zealand you may need to get your international qualification assessed to see how it compares to the New Zealand Qualifications Framework.  The New Zealand Qualifications Authority can assist you with this process.

Department of Internal Affairs

Translation of documents into English can be done by the Translation Service at the  Department of Internal Affairs.  

 

Inland Revenue Department   

For taxation information visit the Inland Revenue Department website.  On this site you will find information about individual and business taxation.

New Kiwis

This site helps to connect new migrant job seekers with New Zealand employers.   The site offers tips for writing your C.V. for the New Zealand job market and where to find out about opportunities in your industry.

 

Business Support  

This site contains business resources, tools and information to help develop a business.

 

Law Society  

The New Zealand Law Society can help you locate a suitable law firm, should you need legal advice.

 

Treaty of Waitangi    

For information about the Treaty of Waitangi and why it is important in New Zealand.    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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