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.
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Having a knowledgeable legal team by your side will save you time, money, and unnecessary stress. Contact our experienced immigration lawyers today.
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.
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!
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NEWS & INSIGHTS
18th Sep 2026
The Minister for Home Affairs has unveiled its biggest migration overhaul in years, new net migration targets, a redesigned points test, a ballot system for working holiday makers, and tighter rules for international student visas. Here's what Tony Burke's announcement means for skilled workers, students, backpackers and employers.
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17th Aug 2026
Does an Expression of Interest guarantee a visa invitation? In this article, our team explains how SkillSelect ranks EOIs by points and tie-break dates, what the 65-point threshold really means, and what happens once you're invited to apply.
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17th Jul 2026
The 2026–27 financial year brings the usual annual indexation to Australia's migration system. There are some notable increases. This article breaks down the updated Visa Application Charges, Skilled Visa income thresholds (CSIT and SSIT), the Fair Work High Income Threshold, ART and Federal Circuit Court fees, and a new limit on ImmiAccount application imports, so you know exactly what's changed from 1 July 2026.
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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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