We work with a diverse range of clients. Around half are already based in the Western Australia region, often studying or working on a short-term visa, but wish to make their stay permanent.

The other half are currently based overseas, but with to migrate to Australia for professional, personal or family reasons.

We are a modern, connected business, with a flexible approach to client contact. While we provide our local clients with face-to-face consultations in Perth, we can also connect with overseas and interstate clients by phone, video-call and even using messaging services such as Whatsapp and Skype.

Nearly all of Australia’s visa application are submitted via the Immigration’s online portal. Most of our clients provide their documents to us via email or by submitting it into our secure client portal.

However, we always accommodate clients who are more at ease handing over physical copies of their documents. For local clients, we organise a time for them to hand over their file of documents. Alternatively, clients are welcome to send it to us via post. For physical copies or originals, we return these to the client soon after making electronic copies.

Meet Zainab Jeeva and Adnaan Mafawalla – they are in Sydney and we’ve worked with them across 2 applications without having had the opportunity to meet them face-to-face.

Partner Migration:

Many of our clients are seeking professional support to obtain a visa for a partner based overseas.

We are experienced in supporting the visa applications of clients in both mixed-sex and same-sex relationships, as well as clients who have other family ties to Australia.

As first-generation immigrants who came to join our family in western Australia, we have a deep understanding of the importance of family unity, and empathise with clients who find separation distressing.

Skills-based & Work Visas

We are equally experienced working with individuals who have professional skills, qualifications and practical experience which the Australian government have identified as being in demand.

Others may have a business plan that will contribute positively to the domestic economy.

The Australian government has visa streams that support skilled workers, business owners and entrepreneurs, and we will help you to identify which offers you the best path to securing permanent residency.

We regularly support clients at any stage of the migration process.

Some may be simply exploring their options and considering the best visa type; others may have a specific visa stream in mind – but may want to verify their approach with a Registered Migration Agent.

We also work with clients who are part way through their application – but are struggling with the complexity of the process, those who have had a change of circumstances after making their visa application, and those who have faced the distress of their application being declined.

It largely depends on the type of visa that you are wanting to apply for.

If you and your family are outside Australia, and you’re wanting to migrate based on your qualifications and skills, then you’ll have an increased chance of success if you’re aged between 28-38 years.

If you are wanting to migrate to Australia in order to join your Australian lover, there is no age limit to a partner visa. We’ve worked with several couples aged in their late 70s!

We work regularly with clients from outside Australia, including the US, the UK, South Africa, Singapore, Malaysia and other nations across South East Asia.

We adjust our approach depending on the time difference, how tech-savvy the client is and more importantly, their preferred method of communication. Email and phone calls are the primary methods of communication as we prepare an application for submission. However, we also accommodate group chats and instant messaging so that clients can conveniently ask their questions as they work through what we require of them.

Visa application fees that is payable to the Australian government vary significantly. They start from as little as AU$145 and can be upwards of AU$7000. The visas itself are varied as there are over 100 different types of Australian visas. Some allows the visa holder only a temporary stay either as a student, worker or family member. Whilst others grant the visa holder the rights of a Permanent Resident. There is also a variety of humanitarian and refugee visas for eligible applicants.

If you are seeking permanent residency status, you may be expected to spend between AU$8,000 – AU$10,000 if you are a single applicant. That applies if you are a skilled migrant or coming to Australia under one of the family visa streams. For a family of 4, it may cost upwards of AU$15,000 if utilising the skilled migration or work visa pathway. These estimates take into consideration the cost of the actual visa application fee, skills assessment, English language tests, police clearance applications, health assessments where applicable.

Parent migration is at least AU$45,000 per applicant. Business migration visas require not only the payment of visa application charge, health assessments and police clearances, it may also require applicants to make payment in Australian investments.

If you are eligible for a particular visa, the quote which we will present to you will indicate clearly the payable fees to the Australian government and other disbursements which may be incurred.