Hamilton
Unit 83b/3 Rawhiti Street
Frankton, Hamilton 3204
- Hours:
- Mon–Fri 9.30am–5.30pm, Sat–Sun closed
- Phone:
- 022 112 1112
Hamilton · Waikato
Licensed immigration advisers in Hamilton
ProVisas opened its Frankton branch in September 2026, bringing a licensed immigration advisory practice to Hamilton and the wider Waikato. Six advisers on the team are licensed by the Immigration Advisers Authority, with 30+ years combined of experience between them.
The firm has operated under IAA Licence 201301110 since 2013 and holds a 4.9 rating across 365+ Google reviews between its Manukau and Papakura offices. Hamilton clients get the same advisers, the same process, and a local place to sit down and talk it through.
Where is the Hamilton office?
The branch is in Frankton, a few minutes from central Hamilton, open Monday to Friday 9.30am to 5.30pm, and sees clients by appointment, so please book before visiting. Need an evening or weekend time? Our Papakura office is open until 8pm on weekdays and 11am to 2pm on weekends, and online consultations can flex further.
Serving the wider Waikato
Clients come to the Frankton branch from across the region: Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Morrinsville, Matamata, Huntly, Ngāruawāhia, Raglan and Tokoroa. If the drive does not suit, every consultation runs equally well by video call or phone, and WhatsApp works for quick questions.
Does your immigration adviser in Hamilton need a licence?
Yes, with narrow exceptions. New Zealand immigration advice may only be given by a person licensed by the Immigration Advisers Authority or covered by a listed exemption, such as a practising New Zealand lawyer. The Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007 makes unlicensed advice an offence even when it is free, so a helpful unlicensed "agent" or "consultant" is a legal risk to you, not just to them.
The practical test takes one minute: ask for the licence number and check it on the IAA public register. Weighing an adviser against an immigration lawyer? Our guide to advisers versus lawyers sets out where each fits.
Who would be handling your case?
One firm, one team, three offices. Whichever branch you meet us at, your file is worked by one of the licensed advisers below; each licence number can be checked on the IAA public register.
Inder Singh
Principal Adviser & Founder
IAA Licence 201301110 · Full
Denise Renshaw
Licensed Immigration Adviser
IAA Licence 201800642 · Full
Mayuresh Gawas
Licensed Immigration Adviser
IAA Licence 202400191 · Provisional
Piyush Nagpal
Licensed Immigration Adviser
IAA Licence 202100352 · Provisional
Rasheedat Louis
Licensed Immigration Adviser
IAA Licence 202200806 · Full
Sukhpreet Kaur
Licensed Immigration Adviser
IAA Licence 202505328 · Provisional
What do Waikato clients need help with?
Work visas dominate in a region whose dairy, agriculture, healthcare, construction and manufacturing employers all hire through the Accredited Employer Work Visa, with residence, partnership and student cases close behind. Each page below sets out the current Immigration New Zealand requirements.
- Accredited Employer Work Visa employer-sponsored work
- Skilled Migrant Category points-based residence
- Green List residence in-demand occupations
- Partnership visas partners of NZ citizens and residents
- Visitor visas family visits and tourism
- Post-Study Work Visa after studying in NZ
- Parent Resident Visa parents of NZ citizens and residents
- Section 61 requests when a visa has expired
In person in Frankton, or online?
Whichever works for you. A first conversation across the desk suits many people, and original documents are easier to go through in person. But the branch is an option, not a requirement: video and phone consultations follow the same process, documents move through a secure portal, and your case is worked by a named licensed adviser either way.
That matters in a region as spread out as the Waikato. A dairy worker near Morrinsville and a nurse in central Hamilton get the same standard of service without either needing to rearrange a workday to get it.
How do you pick an immigration adviser in Hamilton?
Searching "best immigration adviser Hamilton" returns a page of firms all describing themselves the same way. Run these checks instead; they take minutes and apply to us as much as anyone.
- Verify the licence on the IAA register. Current, full or provisional, any conditions. If someone hesitates to give you their number, stop there.
- Insist on the total fee in writing first. A written agreement covering the work and the cost is a Code of Conduct requirement, not a favour.
- Get the name of your adviser. Administration can be shared; the advice cannot. You should know which licensed adviser owns your file.
- Distrust certainty. Immigration New Zealand decides applications, not advisers, so nobody can promise you an outcome. An honest assessment covers what is working against your case as well as for it.
Frequently asked questions
Where is your Hamilton office?
Unit 83b/3 Rawhiti Street, Frankton, Hamilton 3204, open Monday to Friday 9.30am to 5.30pm. The branch sees clients by appointment, so book a time before visiting rather than dropping in. It is our third office, opened in September 2026, alongside Manukau and Papakura in South Auckland.
Do you help clients outside Hamilton city?
Yes. The Frankton branch serves the wider Waikato, including Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Morrinsville, Matamata, Huntly, Ngāruawāhia, Raglan and Tokoroa. Distance is not a barrier either way: consultations run by video call and phone to the same standard as in person, and documents move through a secure portal.
How do I check a Hamilton immigration adviser is licensed?
Ask for their licence number and search it on the Immigration Advisers Authority public register, which is free. Under the Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007 it is an offence to give New Zealand immigration advice without a licence or exemption, whatever the job title on the business card. ProVisas operates under IAA Licence 201301110 and every adviser on the team holds an individual licence.
What does it cost to see an immigration adviser in Hamilton?
The first 15-minute discovery call is free. It is a conversation to understand your situation and match you with the right licensed adviser, not an advice session. Fees for the case work itself are quoted in writing before you sign anything, in a written agreement as the IAA Code of Conduct requires.
Which visas do you help Waikato clients with?
The full Immigration New Zealand range: Accredited Employer Work Visas, Skilled Migrant and Green List residence, partnership and family visas, student and post-study visas, visitor visas, and problem cases such as declined applications, PPI letters and Section 61 requests. Waikato's large employment sectors, including dairy and agriculture, healthcare, construction and manufacturing, all hire migrant workers through the AEWV, and employer accreditation questions are part of that work.
Do I have to come into the Frankton office in person?
No. In-person appointments at the Hamilton branch suit first conversations and original-document checks, but every step can be handled online. Your file is worked by a named licensed adviser either way, and many of our clients are outside New Zealand entirely.
Talk to a licensed adviser
Start with a free 15-minute call. We listen to your situation, tell you which licensed adviser fits your case, and book you in, at the Frankton branch or online. It is a conversation to understand where you are, not advice or an assessment on the spot.
Prefer WhatsApp? Message us on +64 22 112 1112. Or email contact@provisas.co.nz.