Free 10 minute call

Up to 10 minutes – Free

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Book in for a free 10 minute phone call with a Migration Lawyer for general Australian migration information and recommendations.

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Standard Consultation

Up to 60 minutes – $300 including GST

Book a standard consultation to discuss your Australian migration matter including:

  • Your visa eligibility
  • Your corporate immigration needs
  • A suitable migration pathway
  • A letter or request for information received from immigration or a tribunal
  • A migration decision
  • Your upcoming hearing
  • Your visa appeal options

In our standard consultation a Migration Lawyer will provide you with tailored migration advice.

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Short Consultation

Up to 30 minutes – $242 including GST

Do you have a short Australian migration question to ask?

Book a short consultation with a Migration Lawyer to answer your question (video only).

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FAQ

This is a common question – Immigration law is complex, with many factors affecting the advice or approach (to a visa application, response to the Department etc.). The consultation is to ensure that we are across all the facts relevant to your case, so we can identify any issues or complications to ensure that they’re addressed appropriately and that any application process is smooth.

It is also an opportunity for us to ensure that your understanding of any visa or other process and criteria is correct.

You can expect questions from us to determine what advice you’re looking for, your circumstances, any relevant details to ensure that visa criteria are met. You can ask any questions that you feel is relevant to your circumstances, and what you’re trying to achieve.

The consult will typically have a detailed discussion about visa criteria, process, timing, and costs (where relevant). You will receive written advice summarising our discussion afterwards.

Yes, within reason of course. Where it enable us to have an understanding of your circumstances before the consultation, it’s helpful in ensure that the meeting is productive for all parties.

Helpful documents depend on the visa that you’re applying for. For skilled visas, an up-to-date CV is helpful. For family visas, a bit of background as to your family circumstances is helpful. Where you have a visa refusal or visa issue, it’s helpful to provide a copy of the decision record, or documentation relevant to your issue.

Yes, within reason of course. If you like to prepare in advance, sometimes sending us a copy of your questions will be helpful to ensure that we can advise on your questions and don’t miss any points that you’re seeking advice on.

Unfortunately, the only way for us to determine that is by having a discussion with you to ensure we understand your full circumstances.

You can certainly make an enquiry on our website, and if it is a simple question we can try to point you in the right direction with general information – however if you’d like to ask specific questions relevant to your circumstances, a consultation is the most appropriate way for us to ensure that we have understood these circumstances and provided appropriate advice that is relevant to you.

Unfortunately, the costs of the consult are to cover up to one hour of a lawyer’s time. While you’re entitled to ask as many questions as you’d like during that hour, we do also provide advice in writing after the consultation.

Yes, if you do so with at least 24 hours notice. The booking confirmation you receive should enable you to see our team’s availability and re-book a suitable date and time.

While we understand that sometimes unforeseen events can contribute to this, unfortunately, booking the consultation covers consultant’s time for the allocated hour. If you’re late, we can use the remaining time to discuss your matters, however any time beyond that is subject to the consultant’s availability (which is not guaranteed).