Immigration NZ has described rejection rates at this level as "serious cause for concern" in a market riddled with fraud. Chalmers said 15 out of 26 students identified by Immigration NZ as being declined entry to New Zealand for financial irregularities were in fact approved and at his college. Immigration NZ said it stood by its figures but noted that a provider could submit more information. The institute was now sharing information on visa applications with Immigration NZ's Mumbai office and checking its existing agents for fraud. The series• Today: Visa and school fraud• Tomorrow: Student exploitation• Wednesday: Effect on immigration- NZ Herald

Source: New Zealand Herald December 04, 2016 16:04 UTC