Xincheng International

New Zealand Immigration

Your life, your future, in New Zealand

Personalised immigration and study planning for individuals, families, students and employers — from first assessment to visa decisions and beyond.

Preliminary information only — not licensed immigration advice. A licensed adviser must review your situation before any application.

Auckland skyline — New Zealand immigration and study advisory

Licensed & regulated

Licensed Immigration Adviser

Immigration advice is provided in accordance with New Zealand licensed immigration adviser standards.

Our practice operates under the Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA). You can verify licensed adviser registration and professional obligations on the official IAA register.

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Immigration Advisers Authority — licensed immigration adviser

What we do

Our Services

Comprehensive immigration and education support — from first assessment to residence planning.

Work Visa

Structured pathways to work lawfully in New Zealand.

  • Accredited Employer Work Visa guidance
  • Job offer and employer accreditation review
  • Partner and dependent work pathways
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Study in New Zealand

Education planning aligned with your long-term goals.

  • Fee Paying Student Visa applications
  • Institution and course pathway advice
  • Post-study work planning
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Family Visas

Support for partners, children, and family reunification.

  • Partner of a New Zealander pathways
  • Dependent child applications
  • Relationship evidence guidance
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Resident Visas

Long-term residence strategy and skilled migrant pathways.

  • Skilled Migrant Category planning
  • Work to residence pathways
  • Expression of Interest strategy
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Visitor Visas

Short-term visits, tourism, and family travel.

  • General visitor visa applications
  • Parent and grandparent visitor visas
  • Business visitor support
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Employer Services

Accreditation and migrant workforce support for employers.

  • Employer accreditation applications
  • Job check and migrant hiring
  • Accredited Employer Work Visa support
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Appeals & Complex Cases

Specialist support when applications need extra care.

  • Declined visa review and next steps
  • Section 61 requests and character matters
  • Complex immigration histories
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Immigration Planning

End-to-end strategy before you apply.

  • Free preliminary assessment
  • Multi-visa pathway mapping
  • Licensed adviser-led recommendations
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Client outcomes

Success Stories

Real pathways and outcomes from families we have supported.

Australia Visitor Visa – Subclass 600 Tourist Stream

Australian Visitor Visa Approved After Two Previous Refusals and Undeclared Visa History

After two previous Australian visa refusals and concerns about previously undeclared Canadian and United States visa refusals, the applicant successfully obtained an Australian Visitor visa. Following a transparent explanation and the submission of additional supporting evidence, the visa was approved in approximately two weeks.

Region:
China
Duration:
2 weeks

China Special Work Visa – Chinese Cuisine Chef

Chinese Cuisine Chef Work Visa Approved for 3 Years

An experienced Chinese cuisine chef successfully obtained a 3-year New Zealand work visa. Through careful preparation of her occupational certificate, employment history and supporting evidence, the application was approved in approximately five weeks.

Region:
China
Duration:
5 weeks

Accredited Employer Work Visa – Painter

Five-Year Painter Work Visa Approved After Responding to an INZ RFI

Mr G applied for an Accredited Employer Work Visa as a Painter. Immigration New Zealand later raised concerns about whether his overseas employer was permitted to undertake painting and interior decoration work, as the occupation was not specifically shown on the company’s business licence. We researched the relevant Chinese business registration regulations, explained the legal and practical context, and submitted further evidence confirming his genuine work experience. His five-year work visa was successfully approved.

Duration:
4 weeks

Study pathways

Featured Education Providers

A selection of New Zealand schools and institutions for study pathway research. Links go to each institution's official website.

Logos and trademarks belong to the respective institutions. This listing is for information only and does not imply a formal partnership.

Immigration New Zealand

Official Updates

Latest immigration news directly from Immigration New Zealand.

Automatically synchronised with official INZ announcements.

  • Immigration New Zealand · 6 July 2026

    Business Investor Work Visa updates to unlock wider investment opportunities

    Read official update
  • Immigration New Zealand · 1 July 2026

    Police certificates required upfront for student and temporary visas

    Read official update
  • Immigration New Zealand · 1 July 2026

    Student visa processing update – midyear intake and reminder to apply early

    Read official update

Why Xincheng

Why Choose Xincheng

Premium immigration and education guidance built on trust, experience, and official alignment.

Licensed

Licensed Immigration Adviser

Regulated advice under the Immigration Advisers Authority — accountability you can trust.

500+

Families Assisted

Proven experience supporting families through work, study, and residence pathways.

20+

Education Partners

Connections across universities, colleges, and schools throughout New Zealand.

Full

End-to-End Support

From preliminary assessment to visa lodgement and ongoing compliance guidance.

Our people

Meet Our Team

Licensed advisers and dedicated professionals supporting your New Zealand journey.

Mrs. Mo

Mrs. Mo

Director & Founder

Leads the practice with a client-first approach to immigration and education pathway planning.

Jennifer Hill

Jennifer Hill

Licensed Immigration Adviser

Delivers immigration advice in accordance with New Zealand licensed immigration adviser standards.

Cynthia Shen

Cynthia Shen

Office Manager

Coordinates client enquiries, appointments, and day-to-day office operations.

Mia Wang

Mia Wang

Contract Administrator

Supports client agreements, documentation, and administrative workflows.

Alfie He

Alfie He

Bookkeeper

Manages accounts and financial administration for the practice.

Vision Hao

Vision Hao

Business Partner

Supports strategic partnerships and business development initiatives.

Gary Gu

Gary Gu

Education Consultant

Advises on study pathways, institutions, and education planning in New Zealand.

Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to questions we hear most often — general guidance only; your situation may differ.

How long does a work visa take?

Processing times vary by visa type, employer accreditation status, and application completeness. We help you understand current INZ timeframes and prepare a complete application to avoid unnecessary delays.

Can my partner work in New Zealand?

Many work and student visa categories allow partners to apply for their own work or visitor visas. Eligibility depends on your visa type, skill level, and relationship evidence. We assess your situation and outline realistic options.

Can my children study in New Zealand?

Dependent children of work and student visa holders may be eligible to study as domestic or international students, depending on your visa conditions. We advise on school enrolment requirements and dependent child visa pathways.

Can I study first and apply for residence later?

Yes — many clients use study pathways toward post-study work visas and then residence. The right course, provider, and location matter for long-term outcomes. We help map study choices to your residence goals.

What if my visa has been declined?

A decline is not always the end of the pathway. We review the decision, identify whether a new application, appeal, or alternative visa is appropriate, and advise on next steps with licensed immigration guidance.

Do I need a licensed immigration adviser?

New Zealand law requires licensed immigration advice for most paid immigration assistance. Using a licensed adviser helps ensure your application is prepared correctly and in line with current immigration instructions.

Ready to start your New Zealand journey?

Take the first step with a free preliminary assessment or book a consultation with our licensed team.

Contact us

Address: East Auckland office84 Harris Road, East Tāmaki, Auckland 2013

Email: cynthia@xincheng.co.nz

Phone: 022 061 5252