Whether you're dealing with character concerns, medical grounds issues, visa refusals, or facing deportation, understanding your options is the first step toward resolving your situation. Our licensed advisers have helped hundreds of clients navigate PPI decisions, Section 61 requests, appeals, and other immigration complications.
Our No Surprises Promise means we'll be upfront about what your case involves, transparent about all costs from the start, and communicate clearly with you every step of the way.
Potentially Prejudicial Information
Received a PPI letter? Respond correctly to protect your application.
Learn moreCharacter Issues
Criminal history or character concerns on your visa application.
Learn moreMedical Issues
Health concerns affecting your visa? Health waivers may be available.
Learn moreSection 61 Requests
Overstayed your visa? A Section 61 request may be your last option.
Learn moreImmigration Appeals
Visa declined? Appeal to the Immigration and Protection Tribunal.
Learn moreSpecial Directions
Ministerial discretion for exceptional circumstances.
Learn moreComplaints
Unfair treatment by INZ? File a formal service complaint.
Learn moreDeportation
Facing deportation? You have the right to appeal. Act fast.
Learn moreHow ProVisas Helps With Immigration Issues
- Free initial assessment of your situation and realistic advice about your options
- Expert PPI responses that address every concern raised by INZ
- Section 61 requests prepared with compelling evidence
- Appeals to the Immigration and Protection Tribunal with professional submissions
- Deportation defence — acting fast within strict legal deadlines
- We work with trusted legal partners when court representation is needed
Frequently Asked Questions
A PPI letter is not a rejection — it is an opportunity to respond to concerns before a final decision. You must respond by the deadline with clear evidence addressing each point raised. ProVisas can help you prepare a strong response.
Yes. We assess the reasons for decline and advise on your options — including reconsideration, appeal to the Immigration and Protection Tribunal, or a fresh application addressing the issues.
A Section 61 request is a last-resort application for people who are unlawfully in New Zealand after their visa has expired. It asks INZ to exercise special discretion to grant a visa.
Yes. You have 28 days from receiving a Deportation Liability Notice to file an appeal with the Immigration and Protection Tribunal. This is a strict deadline.
ProVisas advisers are IAA-licensed and can represent you with INZ and at the Immigration and Protection Tribunal. For court matters such as judicial review, we work with trusted legal partners.
Fees vary by complexity. PPI responses typically range from NZ$1,500-$2,750. Appeals and deportation matters range from NZ$3,000-$6,000. All fees are disclosed upfront — our No Surprises Promise.
