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New Zealand's largest and most successful firm of Licensed Immigration Advisers. In business for 40 years. More than 70,000 successful clients.

Offices in Auckland, Tauranga, Wellington and Queenstown. Malcolm Pacific provides visa solutions, removes uncertainties and solves immigration and citizenship problems. Whether straightforward or complex, we manage the process, so you can manage your life. Our specialists handle all visa types. "Not just a web site – a trusted business."

21/10/2026

The Parent Resident Visa selection process has changed.

Most expressions of interest are now being selected in the order they were submitted, rather than through the previous ballot system. Existing expressions of interest have automatically moved into the new system.

With the first selection under the new model scheduled for 10 November, now is a good time to make sure your family’s submission is in order.

If you have an expression of interest in the pool, or are considering submitting one, contact our team to review your submission history and sponsorship requirements.

18/10/2026

Summer plans in New Zealand? Your visa shouldn’t be an afterthought.

Summer is one of Immigration New Zealand’s busiest processing periods, with more people applying to visit, study and spend time with family over the warmer months.

If you’re hoping to arrive around Christmas or New Year, now is the time to get organised. And for those planning to study in New Zealand in early 2027, INZ recommends applying at least three months ahead.

Processing times can vary, and an incomplete application can create further delays, so preparing early matters.

If New Zealand is part of your plans over the coming months, talk to our team about getting your application underway.

14/10/2026

Moving investment funds to New Zealand might sound straightforward, but for investor and retirement visa applicants, how those funds are transferred matters.

Immigration New Zealand needs to be able to clearly trace where the funds came from, how they were transferred and that they are the same funds nominated in the visa application. There are also specific timeframes and requirements to work within.

For AIP, Parent Retirement and Temporary Retirement applicants, it pays to have a clear transfer plan before the money moves.

If you’re preparing to transfer funds or have questions about your specific circumstances, talk to us first.

11/10/2026

Partnerships can make a real difference.

Breast Cancer Foundation NZ works tirelessly for all of those in New Zealand affected by breast cancer. Their work includes extensive research and innovation, advocacy, patient support, and access to the best possible treatment.

As a 100% donor-funded charity, that work relies on the support of individuals and organisations across New Zealand.

At New Zealand Immigration Partners, we believe being part of a community also means supporting the people and organisations working to make it stronger. We're proud to partner with the Breast Cancer Foundation NZ and play a small part in supporting the important work they do.

If you're in a position to support the Foundation too, we encourage you to get involved.

07/10/2026

The Peak Seasonal Work Visa may be designed around seasonal employment, but calculating maximum continuous stay isn’t always as simple as counting the months spent working in New Zealand.

Time spent offshore can still count, and finishing employment doesn’t necessarily stop the clock automatically. For employers and workers planning ahead for another season, understanding exactly where that maximum stay sits can make a real difference.

If you’re unsure how these rules apply to your situation or a specific worker, get in touch with our team for advice.

04/10/2026

There’s nothing better than seeing a visa approval come through after months of planning, paperwork and preparation.

We’re always grateful to receive feedback like this from our clients. Behind every successful application is a unique set of circumstances, and our role is to make sure the process is handled carefully from the beginning.

Congratulations on your visa approval, and thank you for trusting the New Zealand Immigration Partners team to guide you through it.

29/09/2026

A big welcome to Ardie, who has officially joined the team as a Licensed Immigration Adviser.

Ardie brings a thoughtful, detail-focused approach to every client he works with.

With a background in engineering, research, and project leadership, Ardie brings a unique combination of analytical thinking, attention to detail, and genuine care for his clients.

Fluent in both English and Persian (Farsi), he's passionate about helping people from diverse backgrounds navigate New Zealand's immigration system with confidence.

Congratulations, Ardie. We can't wait to see the positive impact you'll have on the people and families we work with. Welcome to the team!

27/09/2026

This is a partnership built around supporting work that makes a real difference in the lives of New Zealanders.

We sat down with Georgia from Breast Cancer Foundation NZ to learn more about the foundation and the important work they do in New Zealand. Partnerships like this are an opportunity to support organisations making a meaningful difference in the communities we're part of.

From education and early detection through to supporting people affected by breast cancer, Breast Cancer Foundation NZ plays an important role in communities across Aotearoa.

This is just the beginning, with more to come on the work behind the partnership, and why it matters to us.

20/09/2026

Moving to New Zealand comes with a long list of practical questions, and we've put together a resource hub on our website to help answer them.

It covers banking, healthcare, housing, education, employment, culture, citizenship, and even the rules around bringing pets and belongings into the country. If you're in the middle of planning a move, it's worth a look.

Head to: https://www.nzimmigrationpartners.com/life-in-new-zealand

16/09/2026

Between our Auckland, Tauranga, Wellington and Queenstown offices, our advisers speak over 15 languages.

Immigration can be difficult enough to navigate without doing it in your second language, so with New Zealand Immigration Partners, you often don't have to.

Get immigration advice you can understand, from a team that understands you.

Address

Tower One, 205 Queen Street
Auckland
1010

Website

https://www.nzimmigrationpartners.com/

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