Meet Your Licensed New Zealand Experts
Our team is here to guide you and your family safely through the immigration process
Gerald Quijano
Owner and Director
Immigration Adviser
License No. 200900005
Gerald is our company director. He started to practice immigration consultancy in 2007 and the Best Advice Limited company was established in 2010. He was among the first Filipino licensed immigration advisers in New Zealand.
He has helped over 1000 international students, foreign workers and immigrants successfully apply for New Zealand visas. Gerald graduated with a BA in Economics from Ateneo de Manila University in the Philippines.
Gerad Isaac Quijano
Immigration Adviser
License No. 202400096
Gerard brings a unique analytical rigor to New Zealand immigration. With a Bachelor of Science in Statistics and a professional background as a Data Analyst, they approach every visa application with a "zero-error" mindset.
Gerard uses data-driven background to navigate the fine print, identify potential risks, and build airtight cases for their clients that bridge the gap between technical complexity and human goals—ensuring your journey to New Zealand is guided by logic, accuracy, and genuine care.
About Us
Moving to a new country is one of the biggest decisions of your life. We know this because our founder, Gerry, experienced the complex and overwhelming Immigration New Zealand (INZ) landscape firsthand.
After successfully navigating the system and helping others do the same, he became a Licensed Immigration Adviser to ensure no one has to face the process alone.
Since 2010, Best Advice Ltd has been the trusted partner for individuals and families looking to make New Zealand their home.
Based right here in Auckland, our licensed experts specialize in taking the stress out of complex immigration and education visa processes.
Whether your goal is to study, advance your career, or build a permanent life in Aotearoa, we provide clear, honest, and tailored advice. For over 16 years, we have successfully guided clients from across the globe—including the Philippines, India, South Africa, China, and beyond—to study, work, and thrive in New Zealand.
