All Registered Migration Agents (RMA's) at Intensive Migration are tertiary qualified in Australian Migration Law and are registered with (OMARA) The Office of the Migration Agents Regulation Authority. Our Registered Migration Agents are members of both the Migration Institute of Australia and Migration Alliance so you can be sure that your matter will be handled with absolute professionalism by our staff.
Why use us?
We are an ethical and professional firm that provides a personalised service to our clients. Migration and visa law is extremely complex and constantly changing. We know that the key to submitting a successful application is to include a substantive supporting document prepared by a professional that addresses every section of the current legislation relevant to your matter. This allows the assessing officers the opportunity to fully understand your visa situation. Submitting an application form by yourself may not provide the specific details required by the department to grant your visa.
The services typically provided by our Registered Migration Agents include the following:
Advice relating to the client's migration goals and their choice of visa category
Frank and candid advice regarding the prospects of success (noting that an RMA is not able to guarantee the success of an application)
Analyse current Immigration Law relating to the nominated visa category
Review your application.
Assist in the completion and/or checking of relevant application forms
Advice and assistance relating to documentation required to support the application
Prepare any necessary supporting submissions to the relevant Assessing Authority, Department or review body
Submit the application to the relevant Assessing Authority, Department or review body for processing
Wherever possible, supply any further documentation or information requested by the Department on receipt of documents from the client
Wherever possible, assist the client to comply with any request made by the Department or review body
Keep the client fully informed of all developments concerning the progress of the application
Promptly advise the client of any communications from the Department or review body
During the processing of the application, advise the client of any changes to the law or Departmental policy requirements affecting the visa application
Advise the client promptly of the outcome of the application
Following the successful grant of your visa provide advice regarding visa conditions and requirements
Employment Visas For Australia
Employer Sponsorship visas allow lawfully operating Australian and Overseas employers to sponsor and employ skilled workers who have recognised qualifications skills and/or experience in particular occupations required in Australia. Temporary visas can offer a pathway to a permanent visa.
These visas allow skilled people to be employed in Australia on a temporary or permanent basis. If you are seeking to be employed by an Australian employer, you must obtain sponsorship from that employer to qualify for these visas.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
Temporary Skilled Work Visa
A program for employers to sponsor approved skilled workers to work in Australia on a temporary visa. Employers can nominate a number of positions for different occupations under the same sponsorship application.
This is the most commonly used program for employers to sponsor overseas workers to work in Australia on a temporary basis.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your visa situation from our staff.
Permanent Skilled Work Visas
The Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) enables employers to sponsor highly skilled workers to fill skilled vacancies in their business. Skilled workers can be recruited either from overseas, or from people temporarily in Australia. Employers must be lawfully operating in Australia, and the position must provide full time employment in Australia for at least three years and meet the Minimum Salary Level.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your visa situation from our staff.
The Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) enables employers in regional and low population growth areas of Australia to sponsor highly skilled workers either from overseas, or from people temporarily in Australia to fill skilled vacancies in their business. Employers must be lawfully operating in Australia, and the position must provide full time employment in Australia for two years. Conditions of employment and wages must comply with Australian legislation and awards.
Partner Visas For Australia
These visas allow the partners of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents and eligible New Zealand Citizens to live in Australia. Partner visas may be granted to a married partner, de facto partner or same sex partner.
Temporary to Permanent Visas
Includes married, de facto and same sex partners.
The eligibility criteria for these Visa's are very demanding and complex. They are issued in a two-stage process over several years allowing a partner to move from a temporary visa to a permanent visa.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff
Temporary Visas
This temporary visa is for the fiancee or fiance of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or an eligible New Zealand citizen. Once granted its is valid for 9 months only.
The eligibility criteria for these Visas are very demanding and complex.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff
Childrens Visas For Australia
The eligibility criteria for these Visas are very demanding and complex. We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your particular situation from our staff.
For Children Who Are Already In Australia
This visa applies to Australian Citizens, Australian Permanent Residents and Eligible New Zealand Citizens. The visa applies to all overseas born children including the stepchildren who are already in Australia.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
This visa applies to children who are in Australia and fit the definition of an Orphan.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
For children whose parent holds a temporary partner visa and are in the process of obtaining a permanent partner visa.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
For Children Who Are Located Outside Australia
For children from overseas who are the child or stepchild of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
For children from overseas whose parents are deceased, permanently incapacitated, or whose whereabouts are unknown and who have an eligible sponsor.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
For children from overseas who have been or about to be adopted by an Australian citizen, the holder of an Australian permanent visa, or an eligible New Zealand citizen. N.B. a significant clause relating to this visa: If the child was adopted before the parent became an Australian citizen, the holder of an Australian permanent visa, or an eligible New Zealand citizen they cannot apply for this visa. They must apply for a Child visa (Subclass 101).
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
For children whose parent holds a temporary partner visa and is in the process of obtaining a permanent partner visa.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
For the dependent children of people granted any permanent humanitarian visa (including Protection and Resolution of Status visas) in the last five years. Dependent children declared at the time of application may be eligible for entry to Australia through the offshore Humanitarian Program.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
Parent & Aged Parent Visas For Australia
The options for Parents & Aged Parents are numerous and vary depending on the location of the applicant. Some visas are for parents whose age is the equivalent of an Australian Aged Pensioner others apply to younger parents. Significant access restrictions to the Aged Care Pension apply to persons granted Aged Care Visas.
The eligibility criteria for these Visas are very demanding and complex. We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
Visas for Parents already in Australia
A permanent visa for aged parents to remain in Australia. Applicants must have children who are living in Australia.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
A permanent visa for aged parents with children living in Australia, more expensive than the aged parent visa, however processing is usually quicker.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
This is a temporary visa valid for two years. If you hold this visa you can apply for the permanent Contributory Aged Parent (Residence) visa (subclass 864).
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
For holders of a temporary Contributory Aged Parent visa (subclass 884), to apply for a permanent Contributory Aged Parent visa (subclass 864).
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
This visa is for holders of a temporary Contributory Parent visa (subclass 173), who want to apply for a permanent Contributory Parent visa (subclass 143).
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
Visas for Parents currently living outside Australia
A permanent visa for parents who have children living in Australia.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
A permanent visa for parents with children living in Australia. This visa costs more than the Parent visa but is generally processed faster.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
This is a temporary visa valid for two years. Holders of this visa you can apply for a permanent Contributory Parent visa (subclass 143).
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
This visa applies to the holders of a temporary Contributory Parent Visa (subclass 173),who wish to apply for a permanent Contributory Parent Visa (subclass 143).
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
Family Member Visas For Australia
The eligibility criteria for these Visas are very demanding and complex.We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
If the Family Member is already in Australia
For people to join their brothers, sisters or parents who are their only near relatives and are usually resident in Australia.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
A permanent visa for aged persons who rely on a relative in Australia for all, or most, of their living costs.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
For people needed to care for an Australian relative or a member of their family unit, who has a medical condition.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
For non-New Zealand citizens to travel to and live in Australia with a New Zealand citizen family member who is a special category visa holder.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
If the Family Member is outside Australia
For people to join their brothers, sisters or parents who are their only near relatives and are usually resident in Australia.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
A permanent visa for aged persons who rely on a relative in Australia for all, or most, of their living costs.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
For people needed to care for an Australian relative or a member of their family unit, who has a medical condition.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
For non-New Zealand citizens to travel to and live in Australia with a New Zealand citizen family member who is a special category visa holder.
We recommend that you contact us and obtain expert advice regarding your situation from our staff.
