Applying on behalf of someone else
Immigration advisers, employers, and education agents and providers can use Immigration Online to apply for visas on behalf of applicants.
The application process
- Visa process overview
- Applying for your visa online
- Immigration advice for your visa application
- Applying on behalf of someone else
- Application forms, guides and checklists
- Fees, decision times and where to apply
- Checking your visa application status
- How to get a temporary visa decision reviewed
- About eVisas
- Skilled Migrant Category Resident Visa application guide
Immigration advisers and education agents
Immigration advisers and education agents can submit applications through the Immigration Online system on behalf of their customers.
Employers and education providers
If you are an employer or education provider who is not licensed or exempt from licensing, you may help applicants to fill out the application form if it is part of your job to do so.
You can submit the completed form online but you are not allowed to provide immigration advice. For more information on this, see the Immigration Advisers Authority website.
Immigration Advisers Authority
Immigration Online
To apply on behalf of someone, you should create an Immigration Online account. You must create your own New Zealand Government ‘RealMe’ login to use this service.
How to create a RealMe account
Your account will show a list of applications you are submitting to Immigration Online on behalf of your clients.