New Zealand Immigration Intermediary Selection Guide in 2020

Many immigrants will choose to immigrate to New Zealand. Choosing a good immigration agent is very important, so how to choose a New Zealand immigration agent? This is a question that many people who go abroad are interested in. Let's take a look at the guide to the choice of New Zealand immigration agents in 2020 with the Overseas Immigration Network.

How to choose an intermediary?

At present, the promotion of immigration intermediary companies is overwhelming, and various forms of advertisements such as newspapers, text messages and promotion meetings are dazzling. How to choose a good immigration company and make yourself worry-free in the process of immigration can be considered from the following four aspects:

1. Does the intermediary company have a business license for private entry and exit intermediary agencies issued by the Ministry of Public Security, and is the license examined annually?

This represents whether the intermediary company operates legally. At the same time, taking Guangzhou as an example, all licensed intermediaries must pay a deposit of 2 million. Therefore, if there is a dispute between the two parties, it will protect the interests of customers to a certain extent.

Second, whether the intermediary company is professional. Intermediary companies with business licenses do not mean that they are all professional.

Because professional intermediary companies are through long-term operation and a large number of business processes, and gradually accumulate experience to improve the pass rate.

The data shows that in 20 17 years, there were more than 1000 immigration agencies with entry and exit qualifications in China, of which only more than 30 were actively engaged. In other words, there are only about 30 professional institutions in China (2009).

If you find an unprofessional intermediary to help you with immigration matters, your application will be rejected, which will bring great obstacles to your future visa application.

In the contact with the immigration consultant of the intermediary company, if he agrees to help you pass the visa without saying anything without knowing or just knowing some basic information about you, then you should find another smart person without saying anything.

Third, whether the intermediary company is honest and reliable. The integrity of the intermediary company is most directly reflected in the refund conditions.

If the bid is unsuccessful and all or most of the fees are not refunded, then you need to seriously examine the integrity of this company, because in this case, he only wants to sign in the customer to get the agency fee, instead of responsibly helping the customer to achieve visa approval as much as possible.

And those intermediary companies that are willing to share the risks and expenses with customers are also trying their best to help customers successfully pass their visa applications.

Fourth, the brand effect of intermediary companies.

Only by combining legality, professionalism and integrity can the brand effect of intermediary companies be established. So, look for a branded immigration company, and the company's main immigration country happens to be the country you want to go to.

The company's professional team is willing to honestly and reliably tailor your immigration application, then you have taken the first step of successful immigration.

How to prevent being cheated?

First, "tangible"

Some people will say that the intermediary operating in China is "tangible". Many times, this kind of intermediary will hold the qualification certificate of self-funded study abroad intermediary service, the business license of private entry and exit intermediary agency issued by the Ministry of Public Security, and the business license of the company, so that customers will quickly form the impression of "qualified" and "trustworthy".

In fact, all the above "qualifications" are useless to those who want to travel, study, work, immigrate and apply for Canadian refugee protection, because they have nothing to do with Canadian immigration and refugee protection laws.

In addition, with the development of "decentralization" in China, some administrative examination and approval are gradually cancelled, and relevant thresholds are no longer set, and many "qualifications" that were once used to "show off" have lost their meaning.

Second, the packaged "immigration lawyer"

The most popular "cheating" in the Chinese community is cheating everywhere under the guise of glamorous identity. In recent years, in China, people who have no foreign lawyer qualification, only China lawyer qualification, or even China lawyer qualification are all under the banner of "China immigration lawyers", and there are more and more people.

However, in a country without immigration laws, he calls himself an "immigration lawyer". I am afraid that such a "packaging" trick should have been seen through long ago.

Third, what is the truth worthy of attention?

According to Article 9 1 of the Canadian Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, no one is allowed to provide paid immigration consulting services to others, nor to prepare and submit any application for immigration, refugee and citizenship law on behalf of others, except Canadian registered lawyers, CRIC Crick and Quebec notaries.

Therefore, all legal services related to Canadian immigration law and refugee law, as long as they involve paid services, can only be handled by the above three types of professional lawyers except myself. It is a violation of Canadian immigration law to provide relevant consulting and application services without qualification.

It should also be pointed out that the agent must fill in the relevant agency form and provide the information to the Canadian Immigration Bureau.

Fourth, pure black intermediary, how to "black" you?

In China, many travel agencies and intermediaries falsely claim that they can apply for "Canadian tourist visas" for their customers. But in fact, they don't have legally registered Canadian lawyers, licensed Canadian immigration consultants and Quebec notaries. What they do is to impersonate and steal the client's name to apply for a visa.

In Canada, there are also many intermediaries with various names. Some use "training institutions" as a cover, while others use "educational service centers" and other non-profit organizations as bait. They also impersonate and steal customers' names to run applications related to Canadian immigration and refugee law.

For the Immigration Bureau, it is absolutely the "dogma" of untouchables to forge materials and conceal information. Once this kind of application is discovered by the Immigration Bureau, no matter whether the applicant's materials are true or false and whether they meet the relevant conditions, they will be rejected. If false statements are involved, customers will be blacklisted, prohibited from entering the country and not allowed to apply for five years. Not only that, once the Canadian Immigration Department has seized an undocumented immigration company, it will try its best to find out all the cases handled by the company and has the right to overturn and withdraw the cases involved.

5. How did the bleaching agent "black" you?

A domestic institution does not have Canadian registered lawyers, Canadian licensed immigration consultants (RCIC/CRIC) and Quebec notaries, but wants to carry out such business, so it forms cooperation with some Canadian lawyers.

There is no small risk in this mode of cooperation. Because a considerable number of lawyers are not personally responsible for the case, but simply become "signatories." China's agent completed all the contents in China and handed them over to Canadian lawyers for signature, thus "bleaching" the intermediary and completing the client's case.