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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
Rebecca Macmillan

Rebecca Macmillan

Registered Migration Agent

Cairns

Recent Posts

27 May 2020 - Knowledge

Inside track: Immigration

#Immigration Law

The current restriction on cruise ships entering Australian waters has been extended for a further three months until 17 September 2020.

12 May 2020 - Knowledge

Inside track: Immigration

#Immigration Law

Australians are being warned against calls to turn away skilled foreign workers when the nation recovers from the coronavirus crisis, with Prime Minister Scott Morrison backing a return to the migration levels of recent years.

28 April 2020 - Knowledge

Inside track: Immigration

#Immigration Law

Seven Melburnians will today become the first new Australians to get their citizenship through a virtual citizenship ceremony hosted by a Local Council.

14 April 2020 - Knowledge

Inside track: Immigration

#Immigration Law

The Government will hold online citizenship ceremonies via secure video link, to enable people to continue to become Australian citizens during the coronavirus crisis.

31 March 2020 - Knowledge

Inside track: Immigration

#Immigration Law

International students currently employed at the major supermarkets will be able to extend their working hours to help meet high demand for essential items because of the coronavirus.

31 March 2020 - Knowledge

The new Horticulture Labour Industry Agreement – who it is for and how to apply?

#Immigration Law

Three months into the new agreement, the application template is now available. We look at which temporary visa holders are eligible to apply and tips for employers submitting the application.

25 March 2020 - Knowledge

The impacts of COVID-19 on temporary visa holders – part 2

#Immigration Law, #COVID-19

We provide an update on travel bans, work limitations and considerations for employers of sponsored workers.

17 March 2020 - Knowledge

How does the coronavirus travel restrictions impact my visa? - part 1

#Immigration Law, #COVID-19

The Australian Government has stepped up its travel restrictions in a bid to reduce the spread of coronavirus. We answer questions concerning travellers and visa holders in and outside the country.

16 March 2020 - Knowledge

Inside track: Immigration

#Immigration Law

International students currently employed at the major supermarkets will be able to extend their working hours to help meet high demand for essential items because of the coronavirus.

02 March 2020 - Knowledge

Inside track: Immigration

#Immigration Law

Australian Border Force officers at Perth International Airport have prevented a group of five Malaysian nationals from entering Australia to work illegally.

19 February 2020 - Knowledge

A new path to recruit foreign horticulture workers into Australia

#Immigration Law

We look at the requirements and visa options under the new Horticulture Industry Labour Agreement for Australian employers looking to recruit horticulture workers from abroad.

17 February 2020 - Knowledge

Inside track: Immigration

#Immigration Law

The High Court rules that Aboriginal Australians are exempt from the Commonwealth's "aliens power" under the constitution and cannot be deported.

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