Priya Pratap Immigration Consultant

04/06/2026

🎉 Another Successful Immigration Outcome! 🎉

A client approached PPIC after her New Zealand Residence Visa application had unfortunately been declined following a self-prepared application.

After reviewing the case, our team identified several key issues and prepared a comprehensive appeal to the Immigration and Protection Tribunal (IPT). We carefully presented the relevant facts, supporting evidence, and legal arguments on the client’s behalf.

We are pleased to share that the IPT challenge was successful, resulting in a positive outcome for our client. ✅

This case highlights the importance of obtaining professional immigration advice, particularly when dealing with complex applications, declines, and appeals.

29/05/2026

29/05/2026

Open Work Rights after Study In NZ - Great and Best News For Students - Give Opportunity to find work In field of Study

New work visa options for graduates available from 16 November
New work visa options for international graduates will be available from 16 November 2026.
The new 6-month Short-term Graduate Work Visa (SGWV) will be introduced for eligible NZQCF Level 5-7 graduates who do not qualify for a Post Study Work Visa (PSWV).
Graduates must have studied full-time for at least 24 weeks in New Zealand.

28/05/2026

2026 / 2027 Student Enrolment New Zealand

27/05/2026

Great News - Visa approval in 5 days - Get in Touch More Details From Education Provider Connection to Visa Processing

25/05/2026

Changes TO AEWV Visa applicants

Language requirements extended to AEWV skill level 3 roles
The Government has extended Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) English language requirements to skill level 3 occupations.
From 1 June 2026, minimum English language requirements will apply to all ANZSCO (Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations) and National Occupation List skill level 3 occupations under the AEWV.
These roles will be subject to the same language requirements as ANZSCO skill level 4 and 5 occupations. This is to show basic, everyday English for common situations, not a high or advanced level of English. Applicants will need to have an acceptable test result or use their citizenship, work or study to show English ability.
This affects people applying for a new AEWV in a skill level 3 role from 1 June 2026.
There is an exemption for people who have an AEWV expiring on or before 1 December 2026 and apply for a further AEWV to work in a skill level 3 role before their visa expires. We are contacting migrants who may be eligible for an exemption directly with guidance on how to complete the form.
All other requirements for an AEWV will remain unchanged.

29/04/2026

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309 Australia Partner Visa

27/04/2026

Visa Policy Reads 18 months processing time 👌congratulations visa approval in 6 months 👏this even surprised me 👍