Moving to Australia is a great way to improve your quality of life.
Our aim is to make it easier for those who want to emigrate permanently.
With over 20 years of experience and thousands of success stories, we understand the steps involved in moving to Australia and just how important it is for you and your family to get it right.
That’s why we provide friendly, jargon-free advice, making everything as straightforward as possible.
We tailor our advice because your situation and needs are unique to you, and our advice must match your personal requirements.
Our team includes MARA-licensed emigration advisers, ex-immigration Officers, and regulated immigration lawyers. Alongside our partners, including Australian-regulated investment managers, chartered accountants, and pensions-regulated advisors, we offer a helpful blend of unique expertise that is not usually found in one place.
Last year, we maintained our 99% success rate.
Compared to less than 20% of cases submitted through other channels.
Over 80% of our clients today were referred by existing or former clients.
To find out more about emigrating to Australia, it only takes a minute and could be your first step to a new life in Australia!
By breaking down your move to Australia, it becomes easier to manage and prevents costly mistakes. Here are some tips to look out for.
Before investing in the process of emigrating to Australia, it is important to confirm your eligibility under Australian Immigration law.
This may prevent unnecessary costs and disappointment later. Most eligibility test are free.
The best time to contact potential employers is once you have secured your visa pathway.
You can arrange a job before you arrive.
We urge our clients to secure an INDEPENDENT skilled work visa rather than be reliant on an employer’s goodwill and sponsorship.
Sell, sell, sell. It may sound harsh, but most of your possessions won’t work in your new home.
Only take those items you absolutely can’t live without and things with sentimental value.
Keep your shipping costs to a minimum.
Emigrating to Australia is expensive. Only you can decide if moving your pet halfway round the world is the best thing for them.
We know some great vets who can relocate your pets if that is what you want.
Assuming you are NOT on an employer-sponsored visa. Education is free in Austalia.
The best time to contact schools is once you have been nominated to emigrate by the state or federal government.
Give yourself plenty of time and options.
Never convert large sums of money via your bank. They are slow and expensive.
Find specialist FX companies with more competitive rates.
Opening a bank account in Australia is quick and easy.
Australia is certainly worth the effort. Nearly the size of Russia with only 25 million people, burgeoning with resources and with the best access to US and Chinese markets of any country in the world, it is easy to see why Australia has such a robust Economy. No surprise then that Australia also consistently out-ranks the UK and regularly tops the list of countries with the best quality of living anywhere.
The Australian Immigration and Refugee Act 1958 is the central legislation controlling all aspects of immigration. It’s not the only relevant law, and it and various other relevant acts are updated regularly to reflect shifts in politics and geopolitical realities. Today Australia’s immigration law is a complex system of control systems. Australia will only accept those people they deem beneficial to their country to emigrate.
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