The first and most important step in migrating to Australia is getting the right advice for your situation. A professional who understands your goals and Australia’s migration laws can save you time, reduce stress, and help you avoid costly mistakes.
At All Access Migration, we service clients in Sydney and Melbourne, and our lawyers work exclusively in Australian migration law.
We offer clear, practical guidance for every stage of migrating to and remaining in Australia. Our expertise means you receive accurate advice and strong representation, even in the most complex cases.
Applying for an Australian visa is a significant decision with far-reaching implications. Having a trustworthy and skilled professional by your side can greatly simplify the process and give you peace of mind that you are taking the right steps to navigate it successfully.
We can support you with:
Our team of lawyers meet all official requirements set by the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA).
A lawyer practising in migration and immigration law must:
Immigration lawyers complete extensive legal education. They earn a law degree from a recognised university and must pass strict exams to be admitted to the Supreme Court in their state. This training gives them a strong understanding of Australian law, not just immigration law, but also related areas such as commercial, employment, family and criminal law. Because of this, they can manage complex legal matters, provide strategic advice and represent clients at all levels, including with government agencies, the Tribunal and the Federal Courts if required.
Migration agents, on the other hand, focus mainly on assisting with immigration applications. To do this, they complete a one year Graduate Diploma in Migration Law and must be registered with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA).
With our immigration lawyers, you can be confident you are receiving advice from experienced and qualified legal professionals.
With more people using online legal services, clients who need immigration advice can now choose from a variety of flexible ways to meet with their legal advisor.
Using modern technology, our team helps clients across Australia, including Sydney and Melbourne. We work closely with you and adapt to your schedule by offering a choice of in-person or online consultations. Getting professional advice has never been more convenient or easier to access.
Contact us today to discuss the best way we can assist you.
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NEWS & INSIGHTS
8th Jun 2026
Recent changes to student visa refusal reviews mean most Tribunal applications will now be decided “on the papers”, without a live hearing. This article explains what applicants need to know, including the importance of strong written submissions, complete evidence, and meeting Administrative Review Tribunal deadlines.
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29th May 2026
Australia has officially reopened its Working Holiday visa program for eligible Czech citizens, with 500 visa places available each year. Learn who can apply, the visa conditions, work and study restrictions, and how the program allows young travelers to live, work, and explore Australia for up to 12 months.
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7th May 2026
Recent changes to Australia’s migration system now allow several Parent visa subclasses to be applied for online through ImmiAccount. This article explains which Parent visas are eligible, how the online application process works, and what these changes mean for visa applicants from 22 April 2026 onwards.
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8th Apr 2026
The Australian Government has introduced new changes to the Training Visa Subclass 407 from March 2026, requiring sponsorship and nomination to be approved before a visa application can be lodged. This article explains what has changed and how it may affect applicants and sponsors.
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10th Mar 2026
Australia’s skilled visa income thresholds will increase from 1 July 2026, affecting employer sponsored visas including subclass 482 and subclass 186. This article explains the new CSIT and SSIT salary requirements, who will be affected, and what employers and visa applicants should do before lodging an application.
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10th Feb 2026
Thinking about applying for Australian citizenship in 2026? This article explains how to prepare before you lodge, including the key eligibility requirements, what identity documents you will need, how the citizenship test works, and why residency rules and travel history are so important. It also highlights common mistakes that can delay an application and when it may be worth getting legal advice.
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3rd Jun 2025
From 1 July 2025, Australia will raise its skilled visa income thresholds by 4.6%, directly affecting key employer-sponsored visa programs such as the TSS (subclass 482), ENS (subclass 186), and RSMS (subclass 187). Applicants must now meet the higher of either the new threshold or the Annual Market Salary Rate (AMSR). These changes aim to uphold fair pay standards for overseas workers and maintain visa integrity. In this article, our team explains what the new thresholds mean and how to stay compliant.
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27th Feb 2024
In December 2023, the Australian Government released their Migration Strategy. In particular, the Government has outlined their intention to make significant changes to the Student and Graduate Visa programs, focusing on “strengthening the integrity and quality of international education”. To ensure you protect your migration position, contact our experienced team to guide you through these changes.
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21st Nov 2023
Unlock the potential of Australia's job market with the Temporary Skill Shortage Visa - Subclass 482. Introduced in 2018, the TSS visa bridges Australia's skill gap, providing a pathway for skilled professionals to realise their career aspirations. It addresses short- and medium-term needs with three distinct streams catering to varying employment durations. However, the journey requires navigating specific requirements, from employer sponsorships to applicant criteria. Fortunately, All Access Migration team offers expert guidance. Whether you're an employer or a potential employee, delve into the intricacies of this visa with us and turn your Australian work dreams into reality.
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