This practice specializes only in the area of migration
	Wide network of additional business, legal & community contacts to help you settle in Australia
	As a retired lawyer the principal has 40 years experience in the law and over 6 years experience in migration.
	Business & investment visas
	Family visas - partners & relatives
	Skilled, employee, retirement, student & visitor visas
	Citizenship & Naturalisation
	Bridging visas, overstayers & deportation issues
	Appeals to M.R.T., A.A.T., Federal Court and the Minister
	The latest technology allows you to deal with us either locally (Australia) or from overseas.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How will I know the right visa to apply for?
It’s our job to know, when our specialist advisors consider your pre-application assessment, you will be considered against all 148 visa subclasses and the most appropriate visa will be recommended to you.

Can I change the information provided on my initial assessment form?
Yes, often clients estimate their net worth or other information and later discover that the information was incorrect, if an assessment response has already been received you should submit a new and complete form.

How can I be sure that my privacy will be protected?
As a professional company, we are committed to protecting the privacy of our clients and other persons. To reinforce this commitment, AGMS recognises and is legally bound by the National Privacy Principles as detailed in the Commonwealth Privacy Act.

How do I pay for the service I have chosen?
We offer the ability to pay us in three (3) easy payments spread over the period in which we prepare your application. We understand that with the cost of everyday living that moving to a new country can be costly. It is our intention that you have every opportunity to increase your chances of successfully applying for migration.

Why are fees charges in Australian dollars?
To have some consistency for all of our overseas clients it is convenient for all to select the Australian currency for internet payments, particularly all fees payable to our immigration authority is in that currency. If you would like to see what the charges are in your local currency please go to our currency converter webpage at http://www.oanda.com/convert/classic

Are there additional fees and charges for preparing my visa?
No, except for charges made by DIMA and medical, police check and other charges outside of our control, all professional fees are detailed in a Fee Proposal agreed by you before commencing work on your application. Unless there is significant work to be done that was not told to us at consultation the fee will not change. If additional work as described above is identified, you will be consulted before any additional costs are incurred and the additional work commenced. When comparing fees however please remember that the Australian dollar is worth less on a dollar for dollar basis than the Euro or US dollar.

How do I know if you have received my fee payment?
As soon as your payment is received, a confirmation email will be sent to your email address.

Do I really need specialised immigration assistance?
Australian Immigration Laws are some of the most complicated in the world with many thousands of applications are held over or refused every year. Many self-acting applicants fail in their attempts to apply for a visa to Australia. Seeking experienced professional immigration advice and assistance is an investment in not only your future but is an insurance against unnecessary delays and refusals, as well as saving you from wasting several thousands of dollars in application fees from failed self-prepared applications. If the system was simple or was just a form-filling exercise (which it isn't), the failure rate would not be that high for self-acting applicants.

Is Australian Global Migration Services registered to provide immigration advice?
Australian Global Migration Services specialist advisors are experts in Australian Immigration procedure, that is all they do. They are registered with The Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA) which is an Australian Government statutory body which regulates the activities of all migration consultants who provide immigration advice.

To maintain registration with MARA, our advisors are required by law to undergo continuous professional development in order to maintain current knowledge of Australian immigration laws, legislation and policy. In addition to this AGMS maintains a library of the latest legislation and policy changes that may affect not only your possible application but any application that has already been lodged.