Migration Agents

The Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA) has a registry of all current licensed agents, which allows you to find your nearest agent. This is not necessarily a reflection of the quality of the agent’s work, but it does mean the agent has studied Australian Migration Law at a reputable university. Have a go locating your […]

There is a document called a Code of Conduct for migration agents, which lists an agent’s obligation to their clients. These obligations include: interactions with your clients; fees and charges, record keeping and financial management; responsibilities toward other agents; any employees an agent may have; the requirement for an agent to respond if a complaint

Most migration agents ask their clients to pay the full fees upfront upon signing a service agreement. Clients can sometimes feel as there is no option other than to comply or risk looking for another agent. However, as soon as the fee is paid, several questions immediately pop in their minds, such as: Will the

Agents’ fees vary depending on a variety of factors including: Your visa application type. The amount of time it will take to prepare your application. The level of service you need. The complexity of your circumstances. The experience and qualifications of your agent. If your agent is a lawyer or has many years of experience,

Which visa should I apply? For some of us this question is quite easy to answer, however for the majority of people it can be quite confusing because Australian Migration Law is always changing. For example, an international student graduates from university with an engineering degree and has already signed an employment contract with Rio