About TNC

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TNC - The Company

J Peter Hendrikx, the managing director, has been working for the New Zealand Immigration Service as a Service Leader with the Business Migration Branch based in Wellington. He has assessed many business applications, such as the Long Term Business Visa, the Investor or Residence application, the Entrepreneur application and the Employees of a Relocating Business. Peter knows the relevant policies by heart and understands the criteria that the migrant needs to meet, in order to obtain approval.

Mission Statement

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Terra Nova Consultancy Ltd provides quality professional assistance to their clients in obtaining temporary or permanent residence in New Zealand, including settlement services.

Our motto is that if you work just for money, you will never make it., but if you love your work and always put customers first, success will be yours!

The supporting core values of TNC that help us in achieving our client's goals, are:

Our Terms & Conditions

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Once you have decided that Terra Nova Consultancy Ltd is your preferred immigration adviser, we will make up a contract specifying the services that you require. The below Service Agreement is than applicable;

Code of Conduct

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J Peter Hendrikx, the Managing Director of Terra Nova Consultancy Ltd, is an IAA Licensed Immigration Adviser, number 200800214, and is therefore bound by the Code of Conduct from the Immigration Advisers Authority. Details of this Code of Conduct may also be found below and on the website of the IAA .

TNC - Online Privacy Policy

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We are committed to providing our customers with a secure, private one-to-one consultancy experience. We guarantee our commitment to the Privacy ACT 1993, an act that promotes the protection of the individual privacy in general.

Copyright

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Any redistribution or reproduction of part or all of the contents in any form is prohibited other than the following:

Latest News

Newsflash

IPT Report 2017

Please click here for some interesting reading noting that on average still 33% of Appeals with the IPT is allowed! This does not take into account those people who have returned to their country not knowing about the Appeal process or not wishing to lodge an Appeal. Interesting question you could ask yourself: what does that say about the quality of a Decision from INZ?