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Australian Immigration Services
Employer-Sponsored Visas
This visa addresses Australia’s skill shortage, bringing in genuinely skilled workers into Australia.
Business Visas
Business skills migration can provide temporary or permanent residency with eligibility based on your business investment in Australia.
Skilled Visas
Skilled Visas to Australia are designed for skilled migrant workers and their families to help address local labour shortages.
Partner & Family Visas
Assisting Individuals and families migrate to Australia.
Australian Citizenship
Helping you with eligibility requirements and the application process.
Resident Return Visa
The Resident Return Visa (subclass 155) lets current and former Australian permanent residents or citizens travel abroad and return while keeping their PR status.
Australian Bridging Visas
Bridging visas allow non-citizens to stay in Australia legally during immigration processes or while arranging their departure.
Tribunal Hearings
For those people whose visa application has been refused, you can appeal to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT).
Ministerial Intervention
If your Tribunal appeal is unsuccessful and you have a compelling reason, you can request Ministerial Intervention under the Migration Act 1958.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of Australian immigration law services do you offer?
Our immigration lawyers advise individuals and businesses of all sizes on every major aspect of Australian immigration law. A brief overview of some of the key areas where our immigration lawyers have helped many clients is featured below:
- Skills in Demand (SID) Visa (Subclass 482) – the SID program allows for foreign workers in eligible skilled occupations to acquire a temporary visa
- Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) (Subclass 186) or Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) (Subclass 187) Visa – The ENS/RSMS schemes enable skilled workers to obtain permanent residency through employer sponsorship
- Temporary Work Visa (Subclass 400) – a short-term visa suitable for workers with highly specialised skills, knowledge or expertise not commonly procurable in Australia
- Visitor Visas – for individuals wishing to experience the sights and sounds of the Australian continent for short term stays
- Citizenship Applications – for residents eligible and ready to take the next step of their life in Australia;
- Family Visas – Permanent Residence for Children, Partners, and Parents (among others)
- Visa review & cancellation – Comprehensive advice in relation to Ministerial discretion/intervention, applications to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal and Judicial Review
Visit our Australian Immigration Services page for a comprehensive list of services, contact us directly to obtain general information, or book a consultation to have an indepth session with one of our lawyers.
Why do I need an immigration lawyer?
You may not always need an immigration lawyer, but Australia’s migration laws are complex and often difficult to navigate without professional guidance. An experienced immigration lawyer can quickly assess your situation, explain your visa options, and provide clear advice on your chances of success. Unlike migration agents, lawyers can also represent you in appeals before the Federal Court and High Court of Australia.
Visa applications are costly, and a refusal can affect your ability to apply for future visas. For many applicants, getting legal advice early is the most cost-effective way to avoid mistakes and maximise the chance of approval. Our firm offers a straightforward fixed-fee model to give you clarity on costs from the outset.
At Australian Migration Law, our team bring years of experience and work closely with you at every stage of the process. We provide honest, accurate, and practical advice to help you achieve the best outcome for your visa application.
When should I contact an immigration lawyer?
We recommend contacting an immigration lawyer in Australia before you begin your visa application. Early advice ensures you apply for the correct visa subclass, understand the likely costs and processing times, and avoid errors that can lead to refusals and expensive government fees.
At Australian Migration Law, our team of experienced migration lawyers provides clear, practical guidance from the outset. We help assess your eligibility, prepare strong applications, and manage complex requirements so you have the best chance of success.
How much does an immigration lawyer cost?
The cost of an immigration lawyer in Australia will depend on the complexity of your case and the type of visa you are applying for. At Australian Migration Law, we understand the importance of cost certainty and offer fixed-fee agreements wherever possible. This allows you to know your legal costs upfront without unexpected surprises.
Every matter is unique, so we encourage you to contact our immigration lawyers in Sydney for a tailored fixed-fee quote, even for visa or appeal matters not listed on our website.