Australia’s permanent Migration Program incorporates economic and family migration and is the main pathway to permanent residence. It includes the Skill stream, Family stream and Special Eligibility visas.

It’s dependent on your individual circumstances and what you wish to achieve.  Skilled migration requires you have the relevant qualifications and experience in an occupation on the Skilled Occupation List

Registered Migration Agents are qualified and up-to-date with migration legislation and requirements, so they can provide accurate advice on your visa options and assistance with the preparation and lodgement of your application.

This is dependent on the type of visa you are applying for.  For skilled applicants applying for permanent residence you must be under 45 years of age.  There is no age restriction for partner visas.

For New Zealand citizens applying for Subclass 189 New Zealand Stream visa, there is no age restriction.

Yes, if you are applying for a skilled visa.  Not required for family migration.

If you are a client of ours, we will provide you with advice on current processing time frames.

If you have lodged your own visa. You can check the processing times here: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-processing-times/global-visa-processing-times

Yes, we can refer you to an education agent and then provide advice on your student visa once you’ve secured enrolment into a course.

Our fees vary depending on the type of application we are preparing for you. We charge a set fee and explain all the fees with you before we start your application. Our fees are very competitive and great value for the service we provide and the results we achieve.

If your visa has unfortunately been refused or cancelled, don’t give up hope. We will review the reason for the refusal or cancellation and can assist with lodging an appeal with the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT), if appropriate. We will also make sure you can remain lawfully in Australia during this time.

We prepare a detailed submission on how you meet all of the requirements for the grant of the visa, or, why your visa should not have been cancelled and will attend the hearing with you. We can also assist with other visa options if available to you.

If you would like to remain in Australia then please contact us to review your best options, whether it is a Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485), Skilled visa (subclass 189 or 190), employer sponsored (subclass 482 or 187) or a further Student visa (subclass 500).

There are multiple stages in this application process:

• Confirm that you meet the requirements
• Obtain a positive skill assessment
• Lodge an EOI (expression of interest)
• Complete the State or Territory nomination process (applicable to subclass 190)
• Wait for an invitation from the Department of Home Affairs to apply for the visa
• Lodge the visa application

We assist with each stage of this process, for more information please contact us.

There are various visa options for family to join you in Australia. This will depend on how closely related they are to you, your evidence of the relationship, your current visa, their visa history and why they are travelling to Australia.

They may apply with you for a new visa, or as a subsequent applicant to obtain the same visa as the one you currently hold or apply for their own visa to visit temporarily or stay permanently. Please contact us for specific advice.

A Bridging visa is a temporary visa granted to someone who applies for a visa while in Australia, so they can remain in Australia while their visa application is processed. It doesn’t come into effect until your current visa expires and generally takes on the same conditions as your current visa. It may also be granted by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection for someone to become or remain lawful while preparing to finalise their immigration matter or to depart Australia.