Immigration Lawyer 2 Emily Place, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010

Welcome to Immigration Lawyer, your trusted institution specializing in all aspects of Immigration Law in New Zealand. Located at Auckland's prestigious Emily Place, 2, and with an additional office in Christchurch, we are here to assist you with all your immigration needs.

At Immigration Lawyer, we understand the complexities and challenges of navigating the immigration system. Whether you require assistance with visitor visas, student visas, relationship visas, work visas, or employer accreditation, our team of experienced lawyers is here to guide you every step of the way. We also handle permanent residency visas, indefinite residency visas, special visas, and Immigration and Protection Tribunal appeals and cases.

Our commitment to excellence extends beyond just providing legal services. We recognize that immigration matters can often be accompanied by employment issues, both related and unrelated to immigration. Therefore, we are well-equipped to assist you with any employment-related concerns you may have.

Rest assured, when you choose Immigration Lawyer, you are choosing a team of professionals dedicated to protecting your rights and ensuring a satisfactory outcome for your circumstances. Our legally required qualifications as immigration consultants guarantee that you receive the highest level of expertise and service throughout the entire process.

We take the confidentiality of your information seriously. Any information you provide us that is not subject to public disclosure is treated as classified information and will be handled with the utmost care and discretion.

Contact us today to schedule a consultation at either our Auckland or Christchurch office. Our friendly team is ready to listen to your unique situation and provide you with personalized immigration solutions. You can reach us at 64 211576470 or via email at lawyer@theimmigrationlawyer.nz.

Choose Immigration Lawyer and let us guide you towards a successful immigration journey in New Zealand.