Our Visa Services
- Ministerial intervention
- Employer nomination scheme/regional sponsored migration scheme
- Migration review tribunal
- Sponsoring a temporary overseas employee
- Administrative Appeals Tribunal
- Independent migration/family or state or territory sponsored migration
- Long term overstayers
- Business owner/established business/investment-linked migration
- Visa cancellations
- Parents/aged parents/contributory parents
- Health problems
- Aged dependent relative/remaining relative/careers
- Character problems
- Former resident/distinguished talent/close ties with Australia
- Waiver of ‘no further stay’ condition
- Waiver of three year ban from Australia
- Dependent children/orphan relatives/adopted children
- Marriage/de facto/fiancés
- Student
- Interdependent partners
- Unlawful Spouse/Partner applications
Can I apply for a visa myself?
Yes, you can. But it is not easy, as many people have found out to their detriment! Many people have their visa applications rejected because they do not adopt the correct approach and fail to understand what paperwork is needed, what category of visa to apply for, when to apply or who to apply to. Immigration law is highly complex and any mistake or ambiguity in your application will result in refusal on the part of the case officer. And if you are refused this may prevent you from re-applying. Statistics have shown that by using reputable immigration consultants, you have a much better chance of securing your new life abroad.
Can Visacorp help me?
The short answer is we don’t know yet! We need to conduct a free appraisal to see if you are eligible to meet the visa criteria. If we can, we will tell you; if we cannot help, we will tell you also. You really have nothing to lose! Feel free to complete the online assessment and submit your details online to us.
What happens if Visacorp can help me?
If after conducting our appraisal, we determine that we can help you – then we will outline in detail how we can secure your visa or work permit. We will explain how you meet the criteria, including an outline of the process, timeframe and our fees. You can then decide whether or not you wish to proceed with Visacorp or not - there is no obligation whatsoever.
Why do I need your Appraisal service?
Visacorp need to conduct an in-depth assessment of your eligibility to meet the visa criteria of your chosen country or countries. With our expertise and knowledge of immigration law, we can determine your eligibility. By simply completing the online assessment and submitting it to us, we can then evaluate the information you have provided and decide if we can help you.
For what countries do we provide immigration services?
Our specialist immigration consultants possess expertise in relation to a wide range of international immigration law. Through our experience we find that the most popular destinations for our clients are Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. However, if there is another country, which you would like to relocate to, then please let us know - we can assess your eligibility.
Why choose Visacorp?
There are many reasons why you should choose us to oversee your visa application. We have years of experience in the field of immigration law, we have a proven track record and we charge competitive rates. Finally, if we say we cannot help you - we mean it! Equally, if we can help you - we mean it!
Information regarding the Code of Conduct for Migration Agents can be found at the base of all our e-mails and at the Migration Agents Registration Authority web site www.themara.com.au. Should you have any concerns or require further information on what a Migration Agent should be doing for you then please refer to the website above.
Why use a registered migration agent?
Australia’s immigration rules are complex and subject to frequent change. If you decide to make an application for a visa using a registered migration agent can make the whole process easier and more effective. When you deal with a competent, experienced and honest migration consultant you maximise your chance of a successful outcome. You also save a great deal of time, as the agent will take responsibility for seeing that the application is prepared correctly and that the right documents are provided.
The agent will also follow up with the processing office after lodgement to minimise delays and comply with documentation requests. The agent will also keep you informed about the status of the application and about any relevant changes to legislation or policy that could affect the outcome of your case.
All agents operating in Australia must be registered with the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA). In March 1998, the Australian Government delegated the registration authority to the Migration Institute of Australia.
To be registered, an agent must be able to demonstrate sound knowledge of immigration policy and procedure. An agent must practice in accordance with a code of conduct which is incorporated in Australian migration law.
Why use a company where the migration agents are also a member of the MIA?
A valuable second protection is if the migration agent is also a member of the Migration Institute of Australia (MIA). The MIA has it’s own code of conduct with which all members must abide. The MIA is the professional body which represents the migration consultancy profession industry in Australia and is recognised as such by the Australian Department of Immigration. Membership of MIA by your agent gives you further protection.
What about an unregistered offshore agent?
Please remember that if you deal with an unregistered offshore agent you are taking a real risk. Such persons are not accountable to any Australian authority for their actions and have not had to demonstrate any knowledge of Australian migration policy and procedures.
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