News
News by Idesi Legal, the specialist New Zealand immigration lawyers
Keep up to date with New Zealand immigration news, information, updates and opportunities.
Read our IDESI LEGAL blog and stay informed.
Got questions or need immigration advice? Get information about your pathway to Aotearoa. To talk to New Zealand immigration lawyers at Idesi Legal, call the Auckland office on 09 283 0157, Wellington 04 461 6018 or Dunedin on 03 926 9755.
Applying For a Visa
The Tide is Changing! The question I often get asked is “Can I bring my brother, sister, mother and so on to New Zealand or can I come to New Zealand?” In this climate, I am often tempted to say it is a useless inquiry. The doors are almost always shut unless some...
Overstayers In New Zealand
Irrationality – overstayer cases! Recently, I had a potential client visit my office wishing for representation after being an overstayer for a long time. The other day, I read about the mother who was prosecuted as an overstayer willfully gaining money from enslaving...
Punching Bag Again!
The Auckland Times | Issue 176 | February 15, 2018 Residence For Students The other day I read that international students were being blamed for getting New Zealand residence through the back door. I could not believe the injustice of this statement. It is absolutely...
Living together trumps over being married
Spouses of New Zealanders stopped from coming in to New Zealand Indianz X-Press, 1 Dec 2017 My recent fascination is with one’s perspective. And the revelation I have had is one’s world view is the dictator of one’s action. That thought, wherever it originates from,...
Stance on immigration ‘more conservative’
Anti-immigration Policies? Immigration lawyer Kamil Lakshman, of Wellington, leads the discussion at New Zealand’s first immigration symposium in Mosgiel From Otago Daily Times https://www.odt.co.nz/news/dunedin/stance-immigration-more-conservative By Chris Morris New...
Immigration, Immigration and Immigration!
Indianz X-Press, 1 July 2017 A day does not go pass without immigration being at the forefront of media discussion. From the various discussion and conversations, immigration is mooted as the root cause of most of our problems – Auckland’s overcrowding, unaffordable...