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September 18, 2024 0 Comments

Two Christchurch mosques attack widows to be granted residency in New Zealand

The husbands of Rina Akhter and Sanjida Neha were among the 51 killed in March, but since then their residency status was uncertain because they were in New Zealand, or coming to the country, through marriage.  Immigration lawyer Haseeb Ashraf, who represents both women, told TVNZ1’s Breakfast the Minister of Immigration has granted a special […]

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What have We Done To Deserve This? : Papatoetoe Jeweller Hit By Hammer

Gurdeep Singh, a 50 year old Pooja jewellery store owner in Papatoetoe, suffered a skull fracture and multiple cuts after teenage robbers violently attacked him with a hammer and knife at his South Auckland jewellery store on June 23, 2024. Speaking about the incident for the first time to The New Zealand Herald, Singh holds the […]

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Best Young Entrepreneur of the Year

Sponsor: Fiji Consulate General and Trade Commission Finalists: Haseeb Ashraf – Legal Associates Raman Chauhan – R Jay Financial Services Kiran Arul – Focus Marketing  Winner: Haseeb Ashraf – Legal Associates Haseeb Ashraf is an impressive young Barrister and Solicitor specialising in Immigration Law, with a business development focus. Keen, energetic, articulate, intelligent; he has […]

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Papatoetoe hammer attack robbery victim Gurdeep Singh speaks out

Gurdeep Singh suffered a skull fracture and cuts after teen robbers used a hammer and knife to violently bash and stab him at his South Auckland jewellery shop on Sunday, June 23. Speaking about the attack for the first time, he tells Lincoln Tan he holds their parents accountable. Speaking about the brutal attack that left him […]

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Immigration lawyer on 2021 residency visa

The 2021 Residency Visa programme marks a major step to offer certainty to 165-thousand migrants living in the country. But there are migrant categories – such as students and partners of students – who aren’t covered. Immigration New Zealand now faces a daunting administrative challenge of rolling out the new visa programme by next year. […]

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