Licensed Immigration Advisers for New Zealand in Sri Lanka

We are not able to recommend a licensed Immigration Adviser or Agent you can use. 
You can access the list of Licensed Immigration Advisers to make your selection at the Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA) Website.
You are not required by Immigration New Zealand to have an agent or representative to apply for any visa.
We treat all applicants equally and we do not provide preferential service to applicants with an Adviser.
If you decide to use the services of an Immigration Adviser, then your Adviser must be licensed or exempt under the Immigration Advisers Licensing Act from 4th May 2009 (4th May 2010 for offshore advisers).
You can find out more detailed information on licensing from the Immigration Advisers Authority.

  last updated on 31 January, 2014.

http://www.dol.govt.nz/immigration/knowledgebase/item/1012

Advisers for Sri Lanka

Combrinck (Hearth), Gisela

Lindsay, Michael Samuel Benjamin Ganlath, Ganegoda Appuhamilage Don Lalith Hilary (Don)

Visa Application Center Service Fees to change

VAC Service Fees to change

Monday, 25 August 2014

From Thursday 28th August 2014, the local currency Visa Application Centre (VAC) service fees for applications lodged in the following countries will change.

This change in fee is a result of a review of foreign exchange rates against the New Zealand dollar in line with INZ's contract with VAC providers for these locations.






New fees will come into effect for applications lodged at VACs in the following countries:

• India
• Fiji
• Papua New Guinea
• Solomon Islands
• New Caledonia
• Kiribati
• Vanuatu
• United Kingdom
• United States
• Vietnam
• South Korea
• Indonesia
• Taiwan
• Japan
• Singapore
• Russia
• Australia
• United Arab Emirates
• South Africa
• Sri Lanka
• Thailand

The updated fee information for each location can be found via the office and fees finder or the relevant INZ office page.

Migration Agents Registration Authority - MARA - approved agents for Australia

Migration Agents Registration Authority - MARA - approved agents for Australia

Given Name	Family Name	Business	Suburb	State	Country	Map
Warnakulasuriya Maxwel Mervyn	Perera	ACTB Consulting (PVT) LTD	Nugegoda		Sri Lanka
Hirosh Hemantha	Gamage	AUSTRALIAN EDUCATION CENTRE (PVT) LTD	Colombo 03		Sri Lanka
Hemantha Sarath Kumara	Punchihewa	Australian Migration Centre	Nugegoda	Western Province	Sri Lanka
Surani Anupama Lakmali	Punchihewa	Australian Migration Centre	Nugegoda	Western Province	Sri Lanka
Mario	Lucas	Australian Migration Consultants (PVT) LTD	Colombo 13		Sri Lanka
Manjula Mudiyanselage	Kulatunga	Australian Migration Consultants Pty Ltd	Colombo		Sri Lanka
Hirosh Hemantha	Gamage	AUSTRALIAN MIGRATION SERVICES (PRIVATE) LIMITED	Colombo 03		Sri Lanka
Sajini Imesha	Yapa	Campus Direct UK	Colombo 08	Colombo	Sri Lanka
Don Lalith Hilary	Ganlath	Don Lalith Hilary Ganlath	Colombo 01		Sri Lanka
Michael Samuel Benjamin	Lindsay	Infinity Migration Services (Sri Lanka)	Colombo,Western Province		Sri Lanka
Hirosh Hemantha	Gamage	International Student Services	Colombo 03		Sri Lanka
Deepika Nilmini Kumari Jayasinghe	Jayasinghe Mudalige Dona	SEAMS International	Rajagiriya	Western Province	Sri Lanka
Vivian Sylvanus	Monteiro	SHIFTING LIFESTYLES (PVT) LTD	Ja- Ela		Sri Lanka
Zaheer	Khan	Union Education Consultants	Colombo 03		Sri Lanka
Muthutantri Bastiange Udaya Namal	Fernando	Visa Consultants (Private) Ltd t/as Oz Visas	Mount Lavinia		Sri Lanka

New Zeraland shopping website

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New Zealand Power Plug

New Zealand (as well as Australia and New Guinea) uses different power plugs to the rest of the world.

 New Zealand operates on 220 – 240 volts A.C., 50Hz.

New Zealand power outlets accept power plugs with 3 flat pins - 1 of which is an earthing pin (this is simply a safety measure). Some power plugs don't have the earthing pin but they still fit into the power outlets.

The pins on New Zealand power plugs look something like this:

New Zealand power plug adapters

If you plan to travel to New Zealand, you may need a power plug adapter if you plan to bring your own electrical appliance such as a hair dryer, shaver etc. If you are going to buy an adapter, be sure to get one with the earthing pin. New Zealand power plug adapters look something like this: