How to Check a Licensed Immigration Adviser in New Zealand

Use the adviser name, company, city, or licence number to verify whether an immigration adviser appears in the public register data.

Regulated by Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA)

Best for users trying to verify an adviser before paying.

Use the directory to verify adviser profiles, then submit a qualified request if you want help narrowing the shortlist.

Step 1: Search the adviser

Search by adviser name, company name, location, or registration number. Exact registration numbers are usually the cleanest lookup.

Step 2: Compare details

Check the adviser name, company, location, contact details, and status shown on the profile.

Step 3: Be cautious before paying

If details do not match, ask the adviser to clarify their licence information before you sign or transfer money.

Can I use this to avoid unlicensed advice?

It helps you check public register data, but you should still verify important details before paying.

What if I cannot find the adviser?

Try alternate spellings, company names, or the licence number. If still missing, verify directly with the regulator.

Get matched with a licensed NZ immigration adviser

Share the visa type, location, urgency, and contact details so the request is useful to an adviser from the start.

  • Licensed adviser directory first, qualified request second.
  • Useful for work, partner, student, family, and resident cases.
  • No obligation; your request is clearer than a cold email.

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