As an RMA, I am often asked the question about what I can offer my clients to warrant them engaging in my services.
If you do decide to go with an RMA, these are some of the services they will offer you:

· Frank, honest and candid opinion about your chances of success
· A letter of advice detailing the steps, costs, scope of duty, appeal process and more
· Go through all of your migration options (clients often have more than one pathway)
· Provide you with a consumer agreement, a written quote to represent you and details about the scope of their duties
· Assist you with complex issues that might be unique to your case
· Ensure all documents required to your application are in order and they may be able to certify them for you
· Prepare and lodge your application, together with a legal submission detailing why you are eligible for the visa by listing the legislative requirements
· Preparing and lodging your application in a way to best represent you and often in a decision ready format (as much as possible)
· Follow up with any requests from Immigration and always keep you informed of correspondence during processing
Anyone who provides Migration advice in Australia must be of good character and must be registered with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (www.mara.gov.au). When deciding to engage in an RMA’s service, make sure you go to the MARA website to check their registration is current.
When dealing with anything legal, having a legal representative should always help, especially with the costs involved in applying.

Australian Migration – What to Know
Australia is a gorgeous country and is the first choice of many people when considering which country to migrate to. Depending on your circumstances and your plan, there are a range of visas that may suit you and you may be eligible to apply for.

Australia values the diverse contributions that people from other countries can bring to the Australian workforce and because of this over 67% of visa places each year are offered to skilled migrants. Skilled visas are the current focus and driving force of the Australian migration programme. Do you have a skill or profession that is in short supply in Australia? Are you a highly regarded professional in your field? Do you fit a gap in the Australian employee market? Are you flexible in which state,
city or town you may live? Do you have a potential employer who requires you for their business? If this sounds like you then this may be an avenue to explore as there are many opportunities for non-Australians to join our constantly evolving and expanding Australian economy.

Australia is home to many top internationally ranked schools, universities and private colleges, not to mention the much sought after Australian student lifestyle. Not only will study in Australia provide you with very high quality education and be a great addition to your resume, but you are also sure to have experiences and make memories that will last a lifetime. A Student visa may be a suitable option for you if you are able to commit to studying fulltime at an eligible education provider and have enough funds or access to funds for the duration of your stay considering that you may only be able to work a limited number of hours each week while studying in Australia.


It is difficult to be separated from loved ones so it is good to know that it may be possible to migrate to Australia to be with your children. Providing that the majority of your children are Australian permanent residents, citizens or eligible NZ citizens, you may be eligible for one of the parent visas that Australia offers. There are a number of requirements for these visas and there is currently a visa queue so it is important to discuss your options with a Registered Migration agent.


More and more Aussies are falling in love with a Beauty or Babe from overseas and wondering “how can we be together?” and “what are our options?”, let us put your mind at ease. Are you in love with an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible NZ citizen? (or vice versa) Are you married, “de-facto” or have been living together for 12months? Are you committed to a future together in Australia? If so a partner visa may be an option for you and your love to look into. This is a visa type that can take some time and requires a lot of documentation and evidence, so enlist the help of a Registered Migration Agent to assist you through this process.


Come for a holiday! Australia loves Tourists! Maybe you are visiting family for a few weeks, or if you are between 18-30, from an eligible country and meet the visa requirements, why not supplement your holiday spending money with a little bit of work?! A working holiday visa will allow you to immerse yourself in the Aussie
lifestyle and give yourself enough time to see the real Australia.Our Top Tips for Easy Migration to Australia