JCentre Consultancy

24/10/2022

Ko 'emau sevesi ki Nu'usila:
Visa 'eve'evea, visa ngaue, visa ako, visa nofo fonua, Character Waiver (kapau 'oku 'i ai ha'o lekooti faihia), Special Direction (kapau na'e tipota'i mai koe pe fakafoki fakapule'anga mai koe ki Tonga). Fetu'utaki mai 'i he messenger pe telefoni ki he fika 7749990.

10/10/2022

11 Novema, ‘aho faka’osi ke fakahu ai ho’o visa ‘eve’eva ki NZ ke ke folau ki mu’a he Kilisimasi. ‘Oua ‘e tuku ki he moumeniti faka’osi na’a tomui ho’o kole visa!!! Messenger mai ki ha’o fehu’i. Malo

05/10/2022

Kamata fakahu LULU MONU'IA ki NZ 'apongipongi. Tapuni Falaite 4/11/22. Messenger mai kapau 'oku ke fiema'u tokoni. 🤩🇹🇴🇦🇺

04/10/2022

Fuofua taimi ke hiki tokolahi kau monu'ia he lulu 'a NZ mei he toko 250 ki he toko 500!! Fakahu leva ho'o lulu he 'aho ni.🥳👏

11/06/2019

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p07cj34m

Many Pacific Islanders enter New Zealand’s visa lottery. What happens to the winners?

22/08/2018

Unlicensed immigration advice is on the rise in Tonga although the immigration profession is now regulated. Many aren't aware unscrupulous advice hinders their efforts of gaining a visa to NZ. Many declined visas are due to negligence, unethical, dishonest, misleading and incompetent advice so please make sure the immigration agent you're seeing is licensed so that you're protected. Visit https://www.iaa.govt.nz/ for details.

01/08/2018

https://matangitonga.to/2018/07/30/construction-job-opportunities-nz-tongans

Nuku'alofa, Tonga: New short term job opportunities in construction in New Zealand opened up for Tongans this week, when a recruitment team interviewed local applicants for a program starting in September.

17/01/2017

http://www.iaa.govt.nz/adviser/news/media/2017/iaa-to-build-pacific-island-awareness.asp

Registrar of the New Zealand Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA) Catherine Albiston will be in the Pacific Islands next week raising awareness of the importance of only using licensed or exempt advisers when seeking New Zealand immigration advice.

16/01/2017

http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/ED1701/S00012/ageing-parent-care-is-complex-for-chinese-migrants.htm

Government policy changes in New Zealand and China are creating pressures for only child migrants from China who face difficult decisions juggling new lives with cultural expectations to care for ageing parents. Dr Liangni Sally Liu, a lecturer in Massey ...