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Seven Immigration Services is operated by licensed immigration advisor: Silia Muller - fluent in Tongan and English languages. 🇳🇿🇹🇴

We provide a range of immigration services including, but not limited to, Visas and Residence applications.

13/06/2025

Hello everyone !

The Government is expanding the Green List to help address shortages in the skilled trades workforce.

On 18 August 2025, 10 skilled trades occupations will be added to the Green List Work to Residence pathway, allowing them to apply for residence after working in New Zealand for two years.

Metal Fabricator
Pressure Welder
Welder
Fitter (General)
Fitter and Turner
Fitter-Welder
Metal Machinist (First Class)
Panel Be**er
Vehicle Painter
Paving Plant Operator

Koe ngaahi skills ena tanaki mai hé immigration kihe greenlist work to residence Na’a tokoni atu kiho feinga.

Malo and God bless,
SMuller

09/06/2025

Happy mid year kainga!

Great news for those eligible under Parents Residence Category.

New Parent Boost Visitor Visa coming this year 29 September.

The Government is introducing a new Parent Boost Visitor Visa, to allow parents of New Zealand citizens and residents to stay in New Zealand for up to 5 years.

As you have an expression of interest in the Parent Resident Visa ballot, the new Parent Boost Visitor Visa may be another option to spend time with your family in New Zealand.

Applications open on 29 September 2025. To be eligible, you will need to:

have an eligible sponsor, and you or your sponsor must have enough income or funds
meet residence-level health requirements
hold comprehensive health insurance for the duration of your stay
genuinely intend to stay in New Zealand temporarily.
If you are granted this visa, you will need to complete a health and insurance check 3 years after your visa is granted. You can apply for the visa twice, allowing up to 10 years stay in New Zealand with your family if you meet the requirements.

More details on the requirements will be available closer to this date.

The Parent Boost Visitor Visa is in addition to the Parent and Grandparent Visitor Visa for shorter stays. It is not a residence visa, and the Parent Resident Visa, which is capped at 2,500 places a year, remains as an option for people interested in living in New Zealand permanently.

Visitor Visa fo’ou kihe matu’a oku ui koe Parent Boost Visitors Visa.

Kainga koe aho 29 September oku omai e ta’u e 5 kihe ngaahi matu’a oku lava pe eligible kihe nofo fonua under he Parents Category kenau nofo visitor visa ta’u 5 i NZ o tali ai kihe ola enau lesisita kihe nofo fonua. EOI

Kuopau pe keke ma’u kotoa e fiema’u ae immigration kake toki lava o apply kihe visitor visa fo’ou koeni, aia kuopau ke osi lesisita e matu’a koeni kihe EOI or Expression of Interest kihe nofo fonua i NZ.

Malo and God bless!
SMuller

20/02/2025

Malo e lelei kainga !

Koe ngaahi liliu eni meihe Immigration New Zealand ‘oku kamata he ‘aho 10 o Ma’asi, fekau’aki moe employers and migrant workers requirements.

1. Accredited employers will no longer have to pay specific wage thresholds. Instead, the New Zealand minimum wage applies, and employers need to pay the market rate for the job. This change does not affect existing wages in employment agreements.
Employers will be able to hire migrants with relevant work experience of 2 years instead of 3 years.

2. Employers will need to declare they have advertised lower-skilled roles with Work and Income, and interviewed suitable candidates, and should keep evidence of this in case it is requested later. However, they will no longer need to provide evidence of their engagement in their Job Check.

3. The AEWV duration for ANZSCO level 4 and 5 roles will increase to 3 years, to align with the maximum continuous stay. Those currently on 2-year visas will be able to apply for a further year.
- lava kinautolu Lotonga visa ngaue skills level 4 pe 5 ta’u e 2 ke toe fkloloa ta’u e taha ke a’u o ta’u 3. ‘Aia koe hammerhand, labourers etc.

4. Migrants will need to earn at least NZD$55,844 a year to support dependent children. The previous income threshold will continue to apply where a child held a visa on or had applied for a visa before 10 March 2025.
- holo e tu’unga vahenga ‘oe kau ngaue ‘oku fie support e fanau kihe visa dependent child - $55,844 he ta’u fkfuofua kihe $27 he houa. Kapau nake apply kimu’a he ‘aho 10 Ma’asi e kei assess pe ho application fktatau kihe vahenga kimu’a ‘aia koe $29.66 he houa.

Malo and God Bless!
S.Muller

13/01/2025

Happy New Year everyone!

We are resuming operations today and if you contacted us during the holidays, please reach out again at:
Mobile: 0275569388
Email: [email protected]
Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm.

Malo and God bless.
SMuller.

12/12/2024

Greetings!

We’re closing tomorrow for the year and start again Monday 13 January 2025.

Thank you for all your financial support, and especially your prayers. We appreciate it all.

Merry Christmas and happy New Year!

God bless.
S.Muller

22/10/2024

Hello everyone!

It’s been a while, apologies for lack of updates.

Anyways, this is an important update to partners of AEWV and ESWV holders.

Open work rights for more partners of workers.

The Government has announced that more partners of migrant workers will soon receive visas with open work rights, allowing them to work for any employer.

From 2 December 2024, people granted a Partner of a Worker Work Visa can receive open work rights if their partner holds an Accredited Employer Work Visa and works in a higher-skilled role, or a lower-skilled role on a pathway to residence.

This includes migrants:

- working in an ANZSCO Level 1-3 role and paid at least $25.29 an hour (80 percent of the standard median wage for skilled residence visas)
- working in an ANZSCO Level 4-5 role on the Green List or covered by the Transport or Care Workforce Sector Agreements, and earning at least the wage thresholds for residence
- working in an ANZSCO Level 4-5 role and paid at least 1.5 times the median wage.
It also includes migrants on an Essential Skills - Work Visa earning at least $25.29 an hour.

Current Partner of a Worker Work Visa holders will be able to apply for a variation of their visa conditions to switch to open work rights from 2 December, if their partner meets the new criteria.

Meihe ‘aho 2 Tisema ta’u ni, koe ngaahi hoa ‘e stuck he limited work visa instructions, ‘e grant mai hé immigration homou open work visa ke lava kemou ngaue ha ngaue pe ‘e ma’u.

Pea ko kimoutolu ‘oku lolotonga stuck he partner limited work visa instructions, teke lava o apply ke liliu kamata he ‘aho 2 Tisema ta’u ni.

Kapau ke fiema’u tokoni in December pea ke kataki telefoni mai kihe 0275569388 Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm please ‘oua taa mai he 6 hengihengi moe 11 tu’apo.

‘E tapuni ‘emau service Falaite ‘aho 13 Tisema 2024, and start up again Monday ‘aho 13 Sanuali 2025.

Malo and God Bless,
S.Muller

26/08/2024

Kia ora everyone!

Koe ngaahi fees and levies fo’ou ‘ae Immigration New Zealand ke kamata ‘ihe ‘aho ‘uluaki o ‘Okatopa kuo ‘osi release mai teke lava ma’u hono fkikiiki meihe website INZ TABLE OF CHANGES TO FEE AND LEVY RATES. Koe ngaahi konga lalahi pe eni teu list atu.

New INZ fees and levies October 1st:

1. Work to residence $6450
2. Family Residence $5360
3. PR $315
4. VOC $320
5. Visitor Visa $341
6. Student visa $750
7. Post study WV $1670
8. Partner WV $1630
9. AEWV $1540
10. Residence S61 $1510
11. Temp Visa S61 $640

Koe ki’i konga pe ena. Kapau ke teu fkhuu visa especially nofo fonua pe partnership visa, feinga leva he te’eki hiki.

Malo and God bless!
S.Muller

12/08/2024

Kia Ora everyone!

Updates from Immigration New Zealand:

1. On the 1st of October immigration fees will increase to match the online maintenance work costs they’re now doing. E hiki e fee ae ngaahi application e immigration kamata he aho 1 o Okatopa.

2. Compliance department is now on a very serious mission to deport all overstayers from NZ. So if you’re here unlawfully, get help as soon as possible if you plan to stay, so someone can manage your case professionally. Lolotonga fkmamafa e ngaue ae immigration kihe fekumi e kakai ova i NZ ke deport. Kapau ke ova, fkvave o foki kiho fonua, pe koe kumi ha taha kene fkfofonga koe.

Malo and all the best!
S.Muller

25/06/2024

Kia Ora Kainga!

The Government has made further changes to the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) scheme.
From today, AEWV holders in ANZSCO level 4 or 5 roles can no longer support work, student or visitor visa applications for their partners and children.

Partners and dependent children can still apply for their own work, student or visitor visas if they meet immigration instructions in their own right.

Today’s change does not affect:

* people that already hold visas as a partner or dependent child of an AEWV holder
* in progress applications from partners or dependent children of an AEWV holder received before 26 June. Those applications will be considered against the requirements that were in place on the date they applied
* AEWV holders in ANZSCO level 4 or 5 roles with a pathway to residency. This includes those in roles on the Green List or a Sector Agreement with a residence pathway, and those earning at least 1.5 times the relevant median wage (currently $31.61) threshold
* AEWV holders in ANZSCO level 1, 2 or 3 roles.

Kataki kamata ahoni koe kau AEWV holders he skills level 4 and 5, e ikai teke lava omai ho partner and children based ho visa.

Ikai ke uesia heni kiamoutolu:

* na’e ‘osi ma’u homou visa kimu’a he liliu koeni ahoni 26 Sune.
* lolotonga process homou application
* oku kau homou skills he Green List pea ‘oku ‘iai homou halanga kihe nofo fonua
* skills level 1,2,3

Malo and God Bless,
SMuller.

21/06/2024

Hello everyone!

Kainga ko ‘eku ngaue kihe Unlawful cases pe koe overstayer ‘e ngata pe he ‘aho faka’osi mahina ni ‘aia koe ‘aho 30. Koe’uhinga eni kae lava faka’osi e ngaue kihe ngaahi existing cases pe koe ngaahi case kuo’osi kamata.

Ko kinautolu kei tali, fakatokanga’i ange ‘oku ‘ikai ngalo pe ta’omia ho case, koe te’eki pe kakato ngaue kiai ka kuopau pe ke kakato kotoa he ta’u ni. Kataki atu he tuai e ngaue, I’m doing my best!

We will be closed for taking in anymore unlawful cases at the end of this month, 30th of June.
This is due to overload cases on hand that needed completion this year.

If you’re an existing unlawful case with us and still waiting, please be advised your case is not forgotten, it’s just not yet completed but we’ll definitely complete it as we agreed to.

Thank you for your patience and support.
SMuller.

21/05/2024

Kainga Koena mahalo ngali pau ange faama pulu fu’u fiema’u ‘aupito.

Changes have been made to the General and Operational Instructions.

Job Check applications received from employers and Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) applications will be priority allocated where the offer of employment or employment is for:
a dairy cattle farm worker (ANZSCO code 841512) or dairy cattle farmer (ANZSCO code 121314); or
an occupation on the Green List (Appendix 13 in the INZ Operational Manual).

The dairy cattle farm worker or dairy cattle farmer priority allocation is time bound and will only apply for Job Check applications submitted, or AEWV applications lodged between 14 May 2024 and 1 August 2024 (inclusive).

These changes exclude AEWV applications where a job token is being reused.

This change came into effect on 14 May 2024.

Further information is available on the Immigration New Zealand website.

Malo and good day 😊
S.Muller

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