General Skills Migration:

Visa Subclasses 189 (Point based PR),

189 (New Zealand Stream),

190, 489, and 887

Employer Sponsored/Nominated:

Visa Subclasses 187 (RSMS), 186 (ENS), and 457

Family Reunion

300 (Prospective Marriage),

309/820 (1st stage partner),

100/801 (2nd stage partner),

461 (Partners of New Zealand Citizens and holders

of 444 visa),

103 (Parent Visa),

173 (Contributory Parent Visa – Temporary),

143 (Contributory Parent Visa – Permanent),

804 (Aged Parent Visa),

884 (Contributory Aged Parent Visa – Temporary),

864 (Contributory Aged Parent Visa – Permanent),

101 (Child Visa – Offshore),

802 (Child Visa – Onshore),

445 (Dependent Child Visa),

102 (Adoption Visa),

115 (Remaining Family Visa – Offshore),

835 (Remaining Family Visa – Onshore),

114 (Aged Dependent Relative Visa – Offshore)

838 (Aged Dependent Relative Visa – Onshore)

Other Permanent Visas –

116 (Carer Visa – Offshore),

836 (Carer Visa – Onshore),

124/858 (Distinguished Talent Visa),

188 (Business Investment Visa – Provisional),

888 (Business Investment Visa – Permanent),

155 (Resident Return Visa), and 866 (Protection Visa)

Other Temporary Visas:

485 (Temporary Graduate Visa),

476 (Temporary Graduate visa for engineering graduates),

408 (Temporary Activity Visa for Entertainers, highly recognized sportspersons, researchers, and religious workers),

417 (Working Holiday Visa available to people from

these eligible countries),  

462 (Work and Holiday Visa available to people from

these eligible countries)

Tourism and Family Visit :

600 (Tourist, Business Visitor,

or Family Sponsored Stream)

Bridging Visas:

Bridging Visa B,

Bridging Visa E (Work Rights)

AAT Appeals:

If either your onshore visa application has been refused or your visa has been cancelled then we can help you through the process of applying for the AAT (Administrative Appeals Tribunal) review of that refusal or cancelation decision

Ministerial Intervention:

In case your case has been refused by AAT as well you would, generally, have an option of applying for Ministerial Intervention (MI), where we apply, on your behalf, to the minister of immigration to intervene into your matter and provide a decision on your case personally.