Graduate Diploma in New Zealand Immigration Advice (Level 7)
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Toi Ohomai
A specialized graduate diploma designed for those seeking to become licensed immigration advisers in New Zealand, covering the legal, ethical, and professional standards required to operate in the immigration advice industry. Delivered fully online, this intensive program is the only one in New Zealand meeting Immigration Advisers Authority requirements.
Online study
Flexible online learning from anywhere
Online
It will take a total of 1 year
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Understand the role and licensing requirements of a New Zealand immigration adviser
Identify the professional responsibilities, code of conduct, and key communication features for immigration advisers.
Apply immigration law and decision-making
Analyze the legislative framework, visa systems, and operational manuals relevant to New Zealand immigration.
Evaluate and provide advice for visa application processes
Assess client circumstances and give advice for temporary entry and residence class visas.
What You're Signing Up For
The Graduate Diploma in New Zealand Immigration Advice (Level 7) prepares students for licensing as immigration advisers in New Zealand. The program covers the legal framework, professional and ethical responsibilities, casework practices, specialist visa types, compliance, and deportation matters. It is delivered online and includes eight sequential modules. The course is targeted at degree-holders or those with significant professional experience, and features intensive content with interactive tutorials. Successful completion allows you to apply for a provisional or full Immigration Adviser licence.
Course Content
- Introduction to the Immigration Industry and Professional Responsibilities
- Introduction to Immigration Law and Decision-Making
- Temporary Entry
- Residence
- Professional Practice
- Specialist Immigration Areas
- Managing Client Cases
- Compliance, Unlawful Status and Deportation
What you need to know first
Hold an undergraduate degree completed in New Zealand; or
Hold a qualification recognised by Immigration New Zealand or NZQA as equivalent to a New Zealand undergraduate degree, with supporting documentation (including IQA if required); or
Special admission based on three years or more professional experience in a relevant analytical role, with supporting evidence
Meet prescribed English language requirements (see English language section for full details)
Participation in a possible telephone interview
Access to suitable computer and internet facilities
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Legal Services
Immigration
Professional Services
Future employment opportunities might be
Licensed Immigration Adviser
Unlicensed Immigration Adviser (provisional until full licence obtained)
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