If your temporary visa application has been declined, you may have the option to request a reconsideration. This process allows you to provide set out errors in INZ’s assessment and clarify information within 14 days of receiving the decision. Reconsideration can offer a second chance to have your visa application reviewed and potentially approved, ensuring your best case is put forward. NZIL can assist in preparing a strong reconsideration request to enhance the chances of a successful outcome.
Reconsideration Requests provide an opportunity for individuals who have had a temporary visa application declined to have their case reviewed again. Within 14 days of receiving the decision, you can request reconsideration, providing additional evidence or clarifications that may not have been previously considered. Only temporary visas (work, student, visitor) are eligible for reconsideration. The request must be made within 14 days of the declined decision, with any new information that supports the application.
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NZIL will review your declined visa decision to identify any gaps or errors and evaluate the potential grounds for reconsideration.
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Collect any new or clarifying information that was not initially provided in the original application to strengthen your case.
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NZIL will help draft a clear and compelling reconsideration request, which is submitted to Immigration New Zealand within 14 days of the decision.
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Immigration New Zealand will review the request, and NZIL will guide you through any updates until a final decision is reached.
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Understand the process of requesting a reconsideration after a declined visa application. This webinar will guide you through how to present new information effectively, submit a strong reconsideration request within the required timeframe, and learn how NZIL can support your case to improve your chances of a successful outcome.
Prefer to make a direct enquiry rather than attend a webinar? This option offers you personalised assistance tailored to your specific situation. By choosing a direct enquiry, you'll save time and receive expert guidance from NZIL’s team on your Reconsideration Request. Whether you need help understanding your eligibility, preparing documents, or navigating the process, we’re here to provide clear, customised advice every step of the way.
Not if you have applied for atemporary visa while you are overseas. In many instances, it requires a new application. If you are unsure there are rights of reconsideration. If you have applied for residency you can appeal the decision regardless of whether you have applied while you are onshore or offshore. There are however some specific situations where applicants can be prevented from appealing. It pays to get professional advice.
There are appeal rights for those who have had their residence case declined or who are liable for deportation. The appeal process is lengthy. You ought to get professional advice in regard appeals.
