Immigration Appeals

Are you not satisfied with your New Zealand visa rejection, or handling of your deportation liability case or protected person/refugee status? Immigration Appeals can help you overturn INZ (Immigration New Zealand) decisions. We can help.
If you are in New Zealand and INZ rejects your visa application, the consequences of immediately becoming illegal may haunt you for life. You may be served with a DLN (Deportation Liability Notice). This may even lead to detention or deportation – you may also be banned from ever coming to the country, based on the severity of your situation.
Immigration Appeals may be your last recourse here. You can approach the IPT (Immigration and Protection Tribunal) to raise an Immigration Appeal with them, requesting overturning of the verdict. Read on to know more about the Immigration Appeals process.
Immigration Appeals are one of the trickiest New Zealand immigration processes. It takes a trained, experienced, and tactful approach to succeed in such cases. Immigration Experts NZ is based out of Auckland and our many years in the industry have helped us garner a lot of accolades for winning the most complicated Immigration Appeals. Request a call back to book a 100% free consultation with our expert immigration consultants.

What is IPT's role in New Zealand Immigration?

IPT functions under the umbrella of the NZ Ministry of Justice. The 18-member tribunal, recommended by the Minister of Justice and appointed by the Governor-General, is headed by a District Court Judge.
This independent body has been set up to take up appeals against the INZ decisions related to visa adjudications and deportations. IPT also hears petitions where there are concerns in the way INZ recognizes a person as protected or a refugee.
Here is a partial list of the matters in which you can make an Immigration Appeal with the IPT:
  • Deportation liability
  • Residence visa decisions
  • Change of status for a refugee or a protected person
It is not easy to get IPT to overturn an INZ decision, though not impossible. Our licensed immigration experts know just how to succeed. Their approach to handling the Immigration Appeals cases includes a meticulous study of your situation, knowledge of immigration laws and past decisions, combined with well-articulated representation. Request a call back to take advantage of a 100% free advisory session with our immensely qualified and experienced immigration consultants.

How do you decide whether to make an Immigration Appeal or not?

Well, your New Zealand immigration case has already been rejected by the INZ. There is nothing to lose now, so why not give it a shot? We encourage all our clients to consider making an Immigration Appeal to overturn the decision made by the INZ.
However, we are honest and open about your chances. We will not have you spend your precious time and hard-earned money on the Immigration Appeals process without first evaluating your case to determine your chances of success.
Some of the immigration situations that can benefit from an Immigration Appeal are:
If you are already in New Zealand and the INZ rejects your case, you are probably going to pack your bags and leave, or completely forget about your New Zealand dream and move on with life.
Do you really want to quit after you have spent all the time and money to reach this stage? You owe it to yourself to keep firing till you have the last bullet and hit your target. We will work diligently to ensure you get the best shot at reviving your immigration dream. Request a call back to book a 100% free consultation with our dedicated immigration advisers.

Should you wait before approaching the IPT for an Immigration Appeal?

Every day you wait before making an Immigration Appeal is going to make it harder for you to convince the IPT to accept your application. Do not wait, do it as soon as you can – and don’t do it without expert New Zealand immigration advice, or you will end up wasting your time and money.
IPT has laid down specific time frames within which they will consider accepting your Immigration Appeal – if you do not make it in time, you may have to just accept the INZ decision and move on.
Here are a few time frames prescribed by the IPT for filing Immigration Appeals:
  • 42 days, if you are in the country illegally
  • 28 days within receipt of DLN, if you have breached any condition of your NZ visa
  • 28 days, if you want a decision reviewed
  • 28 days within receipt of DLN, if the Minister has cancelled your temporary visa and you wish to appeal on humanitarian grounds
  • 42 days, if your resident visa has been rejected

How do you make an Immigration Appeal?

For starters, contact a competent immigration adviser who has a good track record of success with Immigration Appeals. Any mistakes in the process or in preparing the case can lead to delays or rejection by the IPT.
Every case has its merits and complexities. This not only affects the time it takes to get an IPT decision (resident appeals are typically decided in 3 to 6 months, while non-resident deportation appeals on humanitarian grounds take around 2 to 4 months), but also determines the extent of documentation to be furnished with the petition. Make sure your immigration consultant knows the ins and outs of the Immigration Appeals process.
Work with the immigration team that has one of the best Immigration Appeals success rates in the industry. Our expert immigration consultants will put together a foolproof application for your Immigration Appeal to maximise your chances of success. Request a call back to book an absolutely free consultation session and see how you can avail our excellent services at amazingly low prices.

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