Migration Law in Australia

We have many years of experience in successfully obtaining a variety of visas for a wide range of nationalities wishing to live, work, study or remain in Australia. We understand that choosing to live in another country, whether on a temporary or permanent basis, can be a complex and stressful process.

As migrants ourselves, we empathise with you. Our agents are compassionate and caring in our approach. We are aware of the potential delays and unnecessary costs that can be incurred when errors are made. Our experienced lawyers are here to help guide you through the process in a timely and cost efficient manner.

If you have had your application refused we can also represent you in the Migration Review Tribunal.

Below are some of the visas that may be applicable for your circumstances.

Visitor Visas
Graduate and Training Visas
Family and Partner Visas
Working and Skilled Visas
Temporary Skilled Visas
New Zealanders on 444 Visas
Investment Visas
Other Visas

Need to extend your visa?

If you are already in Australia, and your visa is due to expire, please contact us to make the necessary arrangements to have it extended.

Want to apply for a new visa?

New visas may take many months to be approved. If you wish to commence the process, please contact us to discuss the requirements.

Due to COVID-19 the Australian Government has made changes to some visas.

Please see the Australian Government’s Department of Home Affairs updates, for general information in relation to Australia’s immigration and border arrangements during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Professional Requirement of Migration Agent

Adeline Yap-Singh is registered with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA).

A registered migration agent must:

Hold a current registration with the OMARA;
Complete continuing professional development to stay up-to-date with any changes of migration law, policy, practice and procedure; and
Maintain access to a professional library.