About Us and Our Policies

Company Overview

Aussie Migration Services Pty Ltd is committed to providing professional migration assistance. We have been in operation since 2014 and during that time we have successfully assisted thousands of migrants from various countries, nationalities, occupations and religious groups. Our firm operates under clearly defined Terms and Conditions, ensuring transparency in our services while delineating the scope of our offerings.

The Australian Immigration Program

Australia is a nation enriched by its multicultural, multilingual, and multiethnic society, reflecting a diverse tapestry of languages and cultural backgrounds. It serves as a stable and secure environment, characterized by sound governance, adherence to the rule of law, robust educational and healthcare systems, merit-based professional opportunities, and a welcoming culture for new immigrants.

For Australians, migrants represent skilled workers, cherished family members, enthusiastic students, eager tourists, innovative entrepreneurs, and refugees seeking safety. While prospective immigrants aspire to integrate into Australian society, the country also benefits from their contributions in addressing demographic challenges, skill shortages, and enhancing cultural diversity.

Immigration is a fundamental aspect of Australia’s national narrative. Following World War II, the population grew from approximately 7 million to over 25 million by 2020, largely due to the effective administration of the Immigration Program, which plays a crucial role in nation-building. Efficient management of Immigration and Citizenship Programs is essential for safeguarding Australia’s sovereignty, promoting economic prosperity, and ensuring community safety.

Contrary to common misconceptions, Australia’s immigration laws are highly structured and intricate. The system is dynamic, with frequent changes reflected in over 3,000 pages of legislation and more than 20,000 pages of policy guidelines, marking it as one of the most complex legal frameworks in Australian law.

Over the past two decades, the complexity and stringency of Australia’s migration legislation have increased significantly, with the Executive and Senate regularly enacting a range of amendments. The Migration Act 1958 currently encompasses 88 visa classes, which are further divided into 147 distinct subclasses.

The Department of Home Affairs of the Commonwealth of Australia oversees Australian visas, immigration, citizenship, customs, and border protection. We invite you to explore how we can assist you in your journey to study, visit, live, work, invest, or conduct business in Australia.

About Aussie Migration Services

We understand that the migration process can be daunting. Our mission is to provide visa advice in clear, comprehensible language. Should you require clarification on your options, we are here to assist you in finding understandable solutions.

Our team comprises experienced Registered Migration Agents (MARA Agents) and professional consultants specializing in delivering up-to-date, innovative, and tailored immigration advice. We take into consideration your qualifications, experience, personal circumstances, and financial aspects, leveraging our extensive research and expertise in Australian education and immigration law.

We offer a range of services, including skills assessments, employer nominations, state nomination applications, expressions of interest (EOI), business visas, family visas, and refugee and humanitarian visas. We ensure our clients are kept informed on the progress of their applications amid the evolving legislative and regulatory landscape.

Our international associates adhere to our established guidelines and policies, as permitted by local law.

Easy to Understand Advice

Our focus is on achieving results. We collaborate with you to formulate a strategic plan that aligns with your objectives. By combining our legal knowledge with your individual circumstances, we will outline a path toward successful outcomes.

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Do not delay! Contact us for a complimentary phone consultation to identify your optimal next steps. The sooner you have a plan of action, the greater your chances of achieving the desired results.

ImmiAccount: Applying for an Australian Visa

ImmiAccount is the online portal through which most Australian visa and citizenship applications are processed by the Department of Home Affairs. Two types of accounts can be established: Individual and Organisation.

ImmiAccount provides access to various online services, including the ability to update application information, apply for bridging visas, modify passport details, and rectify inaccuracies in submitted applications.

Applicants or their agents can withdraw their visa applications prior to the department’s decision by submitting Form 1446 along with the applicant’s request. It is important to note that the application fees paid to the Department of Home Affairs are non-refundable.

VEVO Check: Verifying Visa Status

The Visa Entitlement Verification Online (VEVO) system enables employers, recruiters, visa holders, and education providers to verify the conditions associated with a visa holder’s status.

VEVO can only retrieve information if the visa holder’s details are registered in the system. Visa grants made prior to 1990 may not be recorded, particularly if the holder has not traveled internationally since. Government agencies can also utilize ImmiCards to verify immigration status in Australia.

Please be aware that Australian citizens possess unlimited rights to work and study in Australia, and this information is not accessible via VEVO.

Terms and Conditions

This website is operated by Aussie Migration Services Pty Ltd, an Australian company with its registered office located in Victoria. Your usage of this site is governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Victoria, Australia. Any disputes arising from your use of this site shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the State of Victoria.

Aussie Migration Services Pty Ltd assumes no responsibility for the completeness or accuracy of any information available on this website and disclaims any representations regarding its suitability for any particular purpose. While we strive to provide accurate and comprehensive information, it is intended solely as a basic guide to relevant laws and does not address the complexities of individual circumstances. For personalized advice, we encourage you to contact us regarding your specific situation.

To the extent permitted by law, Aussie Migration Services Pty Ltd excludes all liability for loss or damage arising from the use of or reliance on the information provided on this website, regardless of whether such loss or damage is caused by negligence on the part of our directors, employees, or authorized representatives.

Copyright and Trademark

Copyright and trademarks are vital components of our business. Our logo may not be utilized without prior, specific, and written permission. The information regarding visa classes and subclasses presented on this website is compiled from various authoritative sources, including the Department of Home Affairs, the Migration Act 1958, the Migration Regulations 1994, Procedural Advice Manuals, State and Territory Government Nominating Authorities, and Migration Law cases adjudicated in Australian Courts and the Administrative Appeals Tribunal.

Privacy Policy

This privacy policy outlines our compliance with the obligations set forth in the Privacy Act 1988 (the Privacy Act). The Privacy Act establishes 13 Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) that govern the collection, use, disclosure, and storage of personal information.

Personal Information: Our standard practice involves collecting personal information directly from the individual or their authorized representative via emails, interviews, application forms, and other means. We do not collect personal information during your visit to this site. Upon receiving your email or registration details, the information may be accessible by our staff and recorded accordingly. We will collect and store your information to provide you with personalized services, utilizing that data solely for purposes deemed necessary to assess your eligibility for our services and requirements for referral or settlement.

General Information Disclosure: We do not disclose your personal information, such as your name, address, email address, or telephone number, to any external parties without your consent, except where necessary to provide our services or as required by law. We will take reasonable measures to ensure that any organizations accessing your information are bound by confidentiality and privacy obligations regarding its protection. Referral partners, as stated on this website, will have access to your information solely for the purpose of contacting you to advance your inquiry.

Cookies: Cookies are small files that a website can send to your computer’s hard drive for record-keeping purposes. They store information about your preferences on our website and may remain on your computer after you exit the site.

Links: This website contains links to external sites. Please be aware that we are not responsible for the accuracy or privacy practices of those sites. This privacy statement applies solely to the information on this website, and we encourage you to review the privacy policies of each site.

Changes to the Privacy Policy: Aussie Migration Services Pty Ltd reserves the right to amend this Privacy Policy at any time. If you have objections to the Privacy Policy, we advise you not to access or use the Site.

Refund Policy

Visa Application Fees: All visa application fees paid to the Department of Home Affairs (Australia) are non-refundable, regardless of the outcome of the application.

State or Territory Nomination: Fees paid to Australian State or Territory governments for nomination applications related to General Skilled Migration or Business and Investment visas are non-refundable, regardless of the outcome of the application.

Skills Assessment Authorities: Fees paid to Skills Assessment Authorities in Australia are non-refundable, irrespective of the application outcome.

Health Insurance: Health insurance purchased from Australian providers is fully refundable if the visa for which it was purchased is refused.

Tuition Fees: Australian universities and colleges are mandated by law to refund tuition fees to students in the event of a student visa refusal. Institutions may deduct a nominal administration fee, typically ranging from AUD 200 to AUD 300.

Professional Fees: Any professional fees paid to Aussie Migration Services Pty Ltd are refundable in accordance with the refund policy outlined in the service agreement.

Disclaimer

Aussie Migration Services Pty Ltd and its associates are independent consulting entities and are not affiliated with the Australian Department of Home Affairs (DOHA) in any capacity. The information provided on this website does not constitute personalized migration advice. For tailored migration advice based on your individual circumstances, please contact one of our Immigration Consultants or register your interest with our associates.