The licence is granted by IAA (Immigration Advisers Authority).
Yutian is an expert of New Zealand Immigration laws and visa application process.
Tailor your personal pathway of study, work or residence
Meet the clients' true demands
-TEMPORARY VISA-
Student Visa
16 polytechnics - study New Zealand local practical skills, potential pathway to residency
English language study - improve your English in order to do further study
Visitor Visa
multiple entries, stay for maximum 9 months every entry
Parent Visitor Visa -
multiple entries, stay for maximum 18 months in 3 years
Business Visitor Visa -
stay for 3 months, visit New Zealand for business reasons
Work Visa
most common type of work visa. transfer your skill to New Zealand’s competitive remuneration
Skill Shortage List Work Visa -
you may find a pathway to residency if your skill matches the Skill Shortage List
Talent Work Visa -
another pathway to residency if you have certain talents
-RESIDENT VISA-
*Processing time on this page is an estimate of average by INZ on March 2019. Actual processing time varies from case to case.
Skilled Migrant Category
1 year
Basic requirements:
under 55 years old; skilled employment offered by New Zealand employer; relevant qualification and/or work experience
Partner Category
9 months
Basic requirements:
live together for more than 12 months in a genuine and stable relationship
Skill Shortage List / Talent Category
9 months
Basic requirements:
have been holding a Work to Residence work visa for 24 months
Entrepreneur Category
20 months
Basic requirements:
set-up or purchased at least 25% of the shareholding in a New Zealand business and have been running it for at least 6 months
Investor Category
2 years
Basic requirements:
3 million NZD for Investor 2 category and 10 million NZD for Investor 1 category
-ABOUT US-
Yutian Liu
IAA licence number: 201900137
Came to Auckland, New Zealand as an international student in 2009, Yutian has acquired a Bachelor of Arts from Unitec Institute of Technology and subsequently graduated from Massey University with a Master of Management. Yutian now resides in Wellington, the capital of New Zealand and he is a director and shareholder of two Chinese restaurants. Yutian has an in-depth knowledge of New Zealand business system and relevant laws.
As a migrant for ten years, borne student visas, work visas, and eventually a resident visa, Yutian has experienced the difficulty of being a migrant profoundly, and clearly understand the importance of receiving assistance from professional licensed immigration advisers during this long period. Because of this experience, Yutian has decided to become a licensed immigration advisor as his long term career, so that he can help people with goals to eliminate barriers, and achieve success.