Careers Migration Australia provides the following migration services to our clients
Careers Migration Australia clients include:
We have a success rate with 100% of permanent resident visa applications approved over the last 7 years.
More importantly the has been the success rate of our applicants changing their lives by improving their:
We are members of the Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) and operate in accordance with the Institute’s Code of Ethics and Practice, including the compulsory Code of Conduct for all Registered Migration Agents (RMA), you can access this code by:
It is almost impossible for an untrained individual to understand Australia migration regulations, let alone keep up with the constant in migration law.
- Over 4,000 visas have been refused under a new regulation, Criterion 4020, based on false or misleading information or bogus documents being submitted
- 78 % of Skilled visa applications submitted by individuals without the assistance of Registered Migration Agent are incomplete, and missing critical evidence, information and documents,
- Resulting refusal of the visa application, and/or in significant delays in processing and approval.
- Refusal rates of up to 20 % for student visas for the 3 months ended 30 March 2013 have been recorded for some leading countries in the Asian region.
- Consequences of refusal: If an application is refused this can sometimes result in a ban being placed on future applications while the applicant is in Australia.
Rapidly Changing Regulations and Policy
Australia’s migration regulations are complicated and forever changing with over 70 % of visas affected by changes in 2013, with more changes expected in the 2014-15 year. We understand migration law, and provide comprehensive evidence to support your case.
Submission of a Complete Application
The average assessment time for a typical application we are advised by the DIBP is 170 minutes, missing information result in significant delays and possibly refusals. We strive to provide 100% of the information with the initial application.
Communication with DIBP Case Managers
We are in with contact Department of Immigration case managers by phone and email and this almost always solves any issues that may arise.
Our Membership of the MIA, the Migration industries peak body, allows us to access senior management in the Department of Immigration in more complicated issues.
Advocacy on your behalf
We have the credentials, experience, knowledge and credibility to present and argue your case with the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP)
Communication the DIBP overseas and in Australia
Where assessment is undertaken in overseas posts, an Australian Registered Migration Agent has more credibility than local unregistered agents, who have a very poor reputation and track record, and don’t understand Australian migration law.
Impartial and Honest advice
We value our credibility and good track record with Clients and the DIBP; consequently we will not submit a visa application on your behalf that has little chance of success, as this is expensive for all parties. We will however explore the options available to improving your chances of success.
Application Strategy
A key to success with a visa application is to understand your circumstance and objectives, identifying potential issues and selecting the most appropriate visa pathway.
Personalised Service
We initially meet with you either in person or by phone or skype to understand your situation, and identify the key opportunities and challenges. You will have regular access to the client service manager allocated to your case, the principle of the firm, Allan Pitman, and 24 hour access to any member of the team if there are issues you wish to discuss.
Represent you with all relevant Authorities
We are experienced in dealing effectively with overseas and Australian, authorities, assessing bodies, registration boards, and police authorities always with a positive result.
State Sponsorship and Regional Certification boards
These bodies are often required to provide approval for Permanent Residence and each have different requirements and criteria which change frequently. It is our job to get a positive result, without which your visa cannot be approved.
Confidentiality and Conflict of Interest
As Registered Migration Agents we are bound by the compulsory Code of Conduct for all RMAs, you can access this code by:
Fast, Cost Effective Solutions
Most visas have strict criteria regarding the submission of documents, and the timing related to their validity and/or submission, and failure to adhere to these requirements and deadlines may often result in refusal of the application.
We are aware of these requirements, and ensure you understand and meet these.
Unregistered agents are breaking the law and penalties of up to 10 years jail can apply. Anyone who gives migration advice or assistance is also breaking the law.
As Registered Migration agents we are required to undertake up to 2 years of University training to understand and interpret Australia’s complicated ever changing migration laws
CPD is a mandatory requirement of annual registration of Migration Agents by The Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA) an office attached to the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP).
Through our membership of the peak body for Registered Migration Agents we are able to meet personally with senior managers of the DIBP, participate in briefing sessions about changes to law and policy and on a regular basis through our MIA representatives, to understand specific issues and or changes in interpretation of law and policy.
We are members of the MIA the peak professional association for Australian migration service providers representing over 2,200 Registered Migration Agents (RMAs) across Australia and overseas.
All MIA Members undertake a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) training program designed to promote a standard of excellence in education and services in the migration industry.
Registered Migration Agents have access to PAM and it is a condition of registration.
PAM provides both policy and procedural instruction relevant to the legislation for DIBP assessors and case managers.
This is a valuable tool for understanding how the regulations are interpreted by the Department of Immigration and facilitates the ability of Registered Migration Agents to submit and argue legally successful visa applications.
A well-prepared application with all required documents can make a decision from the DIBP easier and faster.
Delays or refusal of a visa application can be caused by: