NZIL can assist with submitting requests for Ministerial Intervention to reconsider a declined immigration application under exceptional circumstances.
A Request for Ministerial Intervention is an option for individuals whose immigration cases have exhausted all other avenues, such as reconsiderations, Section 61 requests, or standard appeals. This request is made directly to the Minister of Immigration, highlighting exceptional circumstances or special circumstances that warrant special consideration.
Circumstances can include, but not limited to: humanitarian concerns, medical urgencies, or family estrangement, strong connections to New Zealand or notable contributions to the community, or when the case elicits legal or policy dilemmas requiring the Minister’s review.
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NZIL will evaluate your case to determine if a Request for Ministerial Intervention is suitable, based on your circumstances and any failed visa applications or appeals.
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Compile all relevant documents that highlight your exceptional or humanitarian circumstances and provide a complete view of your case.
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NZIL will craft a detailed submission outlining the critical reasons for intervention and clearly present the unique factors that make your case eligible.
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Submit your Request for Ministerial Intervention to the Minister of Immigration and await a discretionary review. NZIL will keep you informed throughout the process.
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If the Minister agrees to intervene, you will be notified of the decision. NZIL will guide you on the next steps, whether it leads to a new visa grant or further processing.
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Learn how to navigate the process of seeking Ministerial Intervention when all other immigration pathways have been exhausted. This webinar will provide insights into when this option is suitable, how to present compelling factors, and how NZIL can support you through this complex process for the best chance of success.
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 Request for Ministerial Intervention. 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.
