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Immigration Law

We can help you navigate doing business in Australia by assisting you in engaging skilled international workers for short and long term projects 

Immigration Law

Whether establishing an Australian business, looking for investor visa options or expanding your existing business investments in Australia, we provide a full range of legal services to assist. The Department of Home Affairs apply strict criteria to all business and employment migration. Our expert migration professionals streamline the process to make business migration predictable.

Expertise

Australian law requires that immigration assistance may only be provided by a person who is registered with the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA).

Our Registered Migration Agents have market-leading expertise across the following areas:

  • business skills visas
  • temporary and permanent employment visas
  • labour agreements
  • significant investor visas
  • risk management and compliance.

Experience

  • our business migration professionals assist corporations to bring in international workers, get approval for incoming secondments and troubleshoot international transfers
  • Holding Redlich Registered Migration Agents act in accordance with the Code of Conduct. Please refer to Migration Agent Registration Authority’s website for a copy of the code.

Key Contacts

Rachel Drew

Rachel Drew

Partner

Brisbane

More info
Rebecca Macmillan

Rebecca Macmillan

Registered Migration Agent

Cairns

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Recent Posts

21 May 2019 - Knowledge

Federal election 2019: Our expert analysis

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After a momentous weekend in federal politics, all eyes are now turning to what policies are set to be delivered and what their impact will be on business and the economy.

09 April 2019 - Knowledge

Upcoming changes to migration legislation and 2019 federal budget highlights

#Immigration Law

We wrap up the key immigration announcements from the recent federal budget and also take a look at some upcoming legislative changes due to take effect from 17 April 2019.

02 April 2019 - Knowledge

Inside track: Immigration

#Immigration Law

Young Australians will more easily be able to holiday, work and study in Greece with reciprocal Work and Holiday arrangements set to commence on 1 July 2019.

26 March 2019 - Knowledge

Three key immigration initiatives announced

#Immigration Law

Last week the Federal Government announced new visas for regional Australia which will be available from November 2019. It will also revise the definition of Regional Australia to include all of Australia except for the metropolitan areas of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast, and Perth.

18 March 2019 - Knowledge

Inside track: Immigration

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Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs David Coleman said these special visa arrangements will allow aged care facilities to access a personalised visa arrangement to hire employees with the skills to cater for the needs of their communities' elderly

05 March 2019 - Knowledge

New five year visa for parents and grandparents

#Immigration Law

A new five year parent visa will be available from 17 April 2019. This is a temporary visa allowing parents of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to reunite with their children and grandchildren in Australia.

26 February 2019 - Knowledge

Changes to employer sponsorship requirements for overseas doctors

#Immigration Law

The Federal Government has revealed its latest initiative designed to direct doctors to areas of need – and prevent oversupply in other areas.

19 February 2019 - Knowledge

Inside track: Immigration

#Immigration Law

An audit of the processing of citizenship applications by the Department of Home Affairs has found the system to be inefficient, subject to delays and lacking in key performance indicators. Auditor-General, Grant Hehir reported that since 1949 newcomers to Australia could apply to become citizens in one of four categories: Descent, adoption, resumption, and conferral.

11 February 2019 - Knowledge

Working holiday maker visas and employer obligations

#Immigration Law

As an employer, you must take certain steps before hiring working holiday makers

05 February 2019 - Knowledge

Designated Area Migration Agreements for regional Australia

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The latest news in migration.

29 January 2019 - Knowledge

Migration update - January

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The latest news in migration.

10 December 2018 - Knowledge

Inside track: Immigration

#Immigration Law

According to the latest government figures, more than 45,500 citizenship applications were finalised between July and October 2018, of which 39,000 applications were granted Australian citizenship.

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