Section 61 (and 11)

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It is possible that you are in New Zealand illegally, e.g. you do not have a valid visa, or, incorrect travel conditions.

When this occurs you become automatically an over-stayer. This is a serious offence and therefore should not be taken lightly as it may result in deportation from New Zealand with an automatic ban for 5 years.

Under certain conditions you may be able to lodge an application subject to Section 61 (and Section 11) of the Immigration Act 2009.

Please contact TNC for more information

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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?