Tuariki Delamere is a renowned figure in New Zealand politics and immigration consultancy services. With an extensive background in business and government, Tuariki is a leading authority in the field of immigration and is widely regarded as an expert in his field.

Tuariki began his career in the United States, attending Washington State University and serving in the US military during the 1970s. After returning to New Zealand, he held several high-profile roles in the business sector before transitioning to politics in the 1990s.

As a Member of Parliament and Minister of Immigration, Tuariki played a critical role in shaping New Zealand's immigration policies and practices. His passion for supporting migrants and refugees led him to establish his own immigration consultancy business in 2000.

Today, Tuariki is the founder and CEO of TDA Immigration, one of New Zealand's leading immigration consultancy firms. With over two decades of experience in the industry, Tuariki has helped countless individuals and families navigate the complex process of immigrating to New Zealand.

In addition to his expertise in immigration, Tuariki is also a world-record holder for the longest somersault long-jump, showcasing his talent and determination in all aspects of his life. His commitment to excellence and dedication to his clients have earned him a reputation as a trusted adviser and leader in the immigration consultancy industry.