Japan-english - UVISA IMMIGRATION

New Zealand Immigration Specialists

Get the Right Advice Chase your dreams

Who we are

UVISA immigration Specialists is an immigration advisory firm based in NZ. Only licensed advisers can provide you with immigration advice. UVISA has a Japanese-licensed immigration adviser, so you can seek assistance anytime.

We provide accurate and personalised advice throughout the service to ensure you have the right decision outcome. With UVISA, you will be only engaged with a licensed immigration adviser from the very beginning until the decision of your visa. Our team has succeeded with many difficult cases as well.

We are also education agents for some English language schools, universities and politics. We can provide accurate immigration advice based on your needs; choosing the right school that leads to a resident visa, searching for jobs, or migrating to NZ.

What we do

The main service includes below;

Initial meeting, eligibility assessment
Provide immigration advice
Documents to review
Application to submit on your behalf
Advocacy to Immigration New Zealand on your behalf

Other service;

Appeal against a decision by Immigration New Zealand (residence applications only)
Request for Reconsideration of decision
Appeal to the Minister of Immigration
Section 61 Request
Character waiver request
Medical waiver request

Why choose NZ

New Zealand is a country surrounded by gentle climate and abundant nature throughout the year, making it very popular as a destination for studying, traveling, and immigrating. It is also one of the countries with the lowest population density in the world, yet it is a multicultural nation where cultural exchange can be enjoyed. Among developed countries, it has good public safety, and it can be said to be a country where you can live with peace of mind as the cost of studying and living expenses is relatively low.

Study

Due to well-established systems that protect the quality of education and the learning environment for international students, New Zealand is known as one of the countries with a high standard of education in the world. Following the government’s policy of maintaining high-quality universities with a small number of institutions, all universities are publicly funded, and currently, there are only eight universities in the country. Among them, some have been selected in world university rankings, indicating their high level of education.

Work

New Zealand is a country that values the balance between life and work, and its employment laws ensure that the rights of workers are properly protected. Unlike Japan, where various forms of employment exist, all forms of employment in New Zealand fall under regular employment, meaning that all workers are entitled to equal rights protected by employment law. Additionally, New Zealand is a country where women find it easy to work, characterized by a small gender gap and a conducive working environment. While job hunting via the internet is common, finding employment through referrals from acquaintances or personal connections is unique to New Zealand, thanks to its small population.