Immigration Law
Partner, family, skilled and employer-sponsored visas, citizenship, refusals, cancellations and tribunal reviews.
Immigration advice to help you build your life in Australia
Australian migration law is complex and changes often. A small mistake in an application can lead to delays, a refusal, or even a ban on future visas. We assess your options honestly, prepare strong applications and keep you informed at every stage.
Australian lawyers with a current practising certificate can give immigration assistance. We help individuals, families and employers with visa applications, reviews in the Administrative Review Tribunal, and requests for Ministerial intervention.
How we can help
Partner visas
Onshore (820/801), offshore (309/100) and prospective marriage (300) visas.
Family & parent visas
Parent, child and other family visa pathways.
Employer-sponsored visas
Skills in Demand, Employer Nomination (186) and regional (494) visas, plus sponsorship.
Skilled & student visas
Skilled independent, state-nominated and regional visas, and student visas.
Australian citizenship
Citizenship by conferral, eligibility checks and complex character issues.
Refusals & cancellations
Responding to notices of intention to cancel and acting fast after a refusal.
Tribunal reviews
Merits review applications and representation in the Administrative Review Tribunal.
Ministerial intervention
Requests to the Minister where review options are exhausted.
Our process
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1
Eligibility assessment
We review your circumstances and identify the visa pathways that genuinely suit you.
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2
Evidence checklist
You receive a tailored checklist so you know exactly which documents to gather.
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Prepare & lodge
We prepare submissions, check every detail and lodge your application.
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Follow through
We deal with the Department of Home Affairs for you until a decision is made.
Frequently asked questions
Either can give immigration assistance. Since 2021, Australian legal practitioners with an unrestricted practising certificate can provide immigration assistance without separate migration agent registration.
Act immediately. Review deadlines are strict and are stated in your refusal letter. If you miss the deadline, the Tribunal usually cannot help. Contact us with your decision letter as soon as possible.
Processing times vary and change regularly. A complete, well-evidenced application avoids unnecessary delays. We will give you a current estimate during your consultation.
Ready to talk about your legal matter?
Tell us what is happening and we will explain your options, the likely costs and the next steps in plain English.