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Migration and Immigration Lawyers Sydney

Experienced Lawyers Specialising in Migration Law

Using an experienced immigration lawyer can save you time, reduce stress, and help you avoid costly mistakes.

Servicing Sydney, Brisbane, the Gold Coast, and Melbourne, our team at All Access Migration provides comprehensive assistance with all aspects of migrating to and remaining in Australia. The team is comprised of qualified lawyers who focus solely on the legal requirements for your migration needs, each of an intricate understanding of Australian immigration law, which can be intricate and often challenging.

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’re taking the right steps to navigate it successfully.

We can support you with:

  • Choosing the most appropriate visa pathway
  • Preparing and submitting accurate visa applications
  • Handling visa refusals, cancellations, or complex cases.

Having a knowledgeable legal team by your side will save you time, money, and unnecessary stress. Contact our experienced immigration lawyers today.

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The Solutions for All of Your Visa and Immigration Needs Including:

  • Family Visas (Partner/ Parents and more)
  • Skilled Visas
  • Employer sponsored Visas
  • Business Innovation and Investment Visas
  • Student Visas
  • Cancellations. Refusal, Sanction, AAT and FC and FCFCA matters.
  • Ministerial Intervention
  • Corporate Migration and Global Mobility
  • Business Innovation and Investment Program (include SIV/ PIV/ Business innovation)

 

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Our migration and immigration lawyers hold professional Qualifications

Our team of lawyers meet all the official requirements set by the office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA).

A lawyer practicing in migration and immigration law must:

Immigration lawyers undertake 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 like commercial, employment, family, and criminal law. Because of this, they can deal with complex legal matters, give strategic advice, and represent clients at all levels, including with government bodies, the Tribunal, and the Federal Courts if needed.

Migration agents, on the other hand, focus mainly on helping with immigration applications. To do this, they complete a one-year Graduate Diploma in Migration Law and must register with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA).

With our immigration lawyers, you can have confidence that you are receiving advice from experienced and qualified legal professionals.

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In-person or remote; flexible legal advice options

With the increased uptake of online legal services, clients seeking immigration advice now have access to a range of flexible options for meeting with their legal advisor. With the flexibility of technology, our team services clients across Australia, including Sydney, Brisbane, and the Gold Coast. We will work closely and flexibly with you to fit in with your other life and work commitments offering a choice of in-person or virtual consultations. Professional advice is now more accessible and convenient than ever.

Talk to us today about the best way for us to work with you!

Brisbane Office

1300 245 756

Suite 12A,
15 Adelaide Street
Brisbane, QLD, 4000
Australia

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Gold Coast Office

1300 245 756

Levels 5 & 9, Corporate Centre One,
2 Corporate Court,
Bundall, QLD, 4217
Australia

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Sydney Office

1300 245 756

Level 3,
1 Castlereagh Street,
Sydney, NSW, 2000
Australia

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Skilled Visa Income Thresholds Increasing from 1 July 2025 – What You Need to Know

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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Student Visa

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Changes Outlined in New Migration Strategy Target Australia's Student and Graduate Visa Program

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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Temporary Skill Shortage Visas

21st Nov 2023

Navigating The Australian Work Landscape: Temporary Skill Shortage Visas Explained

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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Regional Visa

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Navigating The Path To Regional Visas: Your Gateway To A Life In Regional Australia

Explore the world of regional visas, including the Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 491) and Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 494). Discover a life rich with opportunities in the heart of regional Australia! Whether you're drawn to its serene landscapes or thriving communities, there's a path tailored for you. With distinct visa options offering a chance to live, work, and study amidst Australia's hidden gems, with an employer, or state to sponsor you, the dream is closer than you think. Under the expert guidance of All Access Migration, the visa options become clear and achievable.

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Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA): Paving The Way For Skilled Workers And Australian Businesses

Designated Area Migration Agreements (DAMAs) significantly evolved Australia's skilled migration framework, offering a dynamic two-tiered system tailored to regional needs. Diverging from traditional migration pathways, DAMAs permit regions to source a broader range of overseas talent. A foundational five-year "head agreement" with regional representatives is at the helm. This paves the way for tier two: individual labour agreements with employers, aligning with the head agreement's stipulations. While 12 DAMAs currently operate, each mirrors its region's unique necessities. While the process might seem intricate, advisors like All Access Migration ensure a streamlined experience for businesses eager to tap into this option.

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Healthcare Worker

19th Jun 2023

Queensland Government's Workforce Attraction Scheme Recognises Interstate and International Healthcare Heroes

Discover Queensland Government's groundbreaking initiative revolutionising healthcare by attracting skilled workforce. Addressing critical shortages, the government offers appealing incentives to healthcare workers across Australia and abroad. Count on All Access Migration for seamless support during relocation and immigration process. Enjoy benefits of up to $20,000 for joining Queensland Health and up to $70,000 for rural doctors. These incentives transform healthcare, ensuring top-notch services for all Queensland residents.

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TEMPORARY SKILLED MIGRATION INCOME

10th May 2023

Update: The Australian Government Announces Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold Increase

As a result of an independent review, the Australian government has decided to raise the Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold (TSMIT) from $53,900 to $70,000 effective from 1 July 2023. This alteration will impact companies that sponsor foreign workers under skilled migration programs, as they must comply with the minimum salary requirement to guarantee that migrant workers receive equitable pay. The government's choice reflects their dedication to fairness within the skilled migration system.

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New Zealanders

10th May 2023

Direct Pathway to Australian Citizenship for New Zealanders

The Australian Government has introduced a direct pathway to Australian citizenship for eligible New Zealand citizens living in Australia, which marks a significant change in the migration policy between the two nations. This move is expected to make access to Australian citizenship much more manageable for New Zealanders living in Australia, and it is set to take effect from 1 July 2023. The article emphasises the significance of this policy shift and its impact on the lives of New Zealanders living in Australia.

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TPD Claim

14th Apr 2023

Overhaul Needed For Skilled Migration System To Address Labour Shortages

Australia’s skilled migration system is facing a significant challenge for addressing the country's skill shortage and labour crisis. However, the mandatory job advertisement requirement for employers recruiting skilled migrants has hindered the system's success, as recently pointed out by a review conducted by Martin Parkinson, Joanna Howe, and John Azarias. Removing this requirement could significantly improve the system's efficiency and effectiveness. Furthermore, the visa system's outdated policies have led to the exploitation of temporary migrants by unscrupulous employers, creating a vulnerable group that needs protection.

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