Pragya Gautam
Director & RMA
MARN 1465938 · Partner visa specialist
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MARA Registered · Brisbane · Gold Coast · Darwin
Registered Migration Agents who actually handle your case.
Australian visa law changes all the time. The wrong form, a missed condition, a late reply to Immigration, any one of these can cost you the visa you were counting on. We have helped people get through Australia's migration system since 2014.
MARA registered
3 offices across Australia
6 languages spoken
12+
Years in practice
5
MARN-registered agents
200+
ART appeals won since 2020
3
Offices across Australia
6
Languages spoken
What we do
Every visa type we handle.
Student, skilled, employer sponsored, partner, family, business, and citizenship. Each card below leads to a more detailed page. Not sure where to start? A consultation is usually faster than reading through every option.
Visa Services
Student & Graduate Visas
Subclass 500 Student Visa, 590 Student Guardian, 485 Temporary Graduate. Course counselling and long-term migration planning included.
Learn more →Skilled Migration
Subclass 189, 190, 491, 887. Points test, skills assessment, EOI strategy, state and territory nomination.
Learn more →Employer Sponsored Visas
Skills in Demand (SID) visa, Subclass 186 ENS, 494 Regional, DAMA. For workers and for Australian employers.
Learn more →Partner & Family Visas
Subclass 820/801, 309/100, Prospective Marriage 300, Parent visas 103 and 143, child visas, family stream.
Learn more →Business & Investor Visas
Subclass 188 and 888. Business innovation, investor, and significant investor streams.
Learn more →Australian Citizenship
Citizenship by conferral, citizenship by descent, test preparation, and ceremony guidance.
Learn more →Visitor Visas
Subclass 600 Visitor, ETA Subclass 601, eVisitor Subclass 651.
Learn more →Skills Assessments
TRA, VETASSESS, ACS, Engineers Australia, ANMAC and other assessing authorities.
Learn more →Legal & complex cases
When something has already gone wrong, we take it on.
Refusals, cancellations, warnings from Immigration, the Section 48 bar, waivers, ART appeals, and Federal Circuit Court matters. This is where our team does some of its most important work.
Legal & Complex Cases
ART Appeals
Administrative Review Tribunal representation. 200+ successful appeals since 2020. Many resolved through written submissions, without a hearing.
Learn more →Visa Refusals
Refusal analysis, Section 57 natural justice responses, appeal deadlines, re-application strategy.
Learn more →Visa Cancellations
NOICC responses, Section 116 cancellation defence, Section 501 character cancellation, urgent applications.
Learn more →Section 48 Bar
Visa options when the Section 48 bar applies. Exempt visa categories and workaround strategies.
Learn more →Waivers
Schedule 3 waivers, Condition 8503 no further stay waivers, health waivers (PIC 4005/4007), character waivers (PIC 4001).
Learn more →Federal Circuit Court Appeals
Judicial review of ART decisions. Handled by our immigration lawyer admitted in Victoria and Queensland.
Learn more →Who we help
The kinds of people find their way to us.
Our clients come from every continent, every industry, every stage of life. The common thread is that they need someone who takes their case seriously and gives them a clear answer.
International students choosing a course and planning the path from study to permanent residency.
Skilled workers in trades, healthcare, IT, and engineering looking to move to Australia.
Partners of Australians who need a partner visa or a prospective marriage visa.
Parents and family members being sponsored by relatives already in Australia.
People whose visa was refused or cancelled, or who received a warning letter from Immigration.
Australian employers who want to sponsor overseas workers or become an approved sponsor.
Major changes in Australian migration that older websites still get wrong.
The Migration Agents Regulations 2026, the first full update in 28 years, commenced on 1 April 2026. Older migration websites are often out of date on both changes. Everything you read on this site has been reviewed for 2026.
Meet the team
Small enough that you know who is handling your case.
Five Registered Migration Agents, one practising immigration lawyer, one QEAC-certified education specialist. Every team member has a publicly verifiable MARN or practising certificate.
Sourabh Aggarwal
Principal Consultant & RMA
MARN 1462159 · Skilled, ART, complex legal
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Brian Park
Registered Migration Agent
MARN 0960412 · Employer sponsored (Korean)
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Neha Sharma
Registered Migration Agent
MARN 2518998 · Partner and family
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Prateek Maan
Immigration Lawyer
Admitted VIC & QLD · ART, Federal Circuit Court
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Vishal Sharma
Admin Manager
Leading the administration team end to end. Process improvement, staff coordination, compliance tracking, and keeping the office running at full capacity.
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Tshering Choden
Office Manager
The people who keep your file moving. Document intake, Department correspondence, appointment scheduling.
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Manpreet Kaur
Receptionist
Your first point of contact. Greeting clients, managing calls, directing enquiries, and making sure every visitor feels welcome from the moment they walk in.
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Our offices
Three offices across Australia.
Brisbane head office, Darwin branch, Gold Coast by appointment. Plus service areas in Sunshine Coast, Melbourne, Townsville, and Cairns. Clients anywhere else in Australia, or offshore, work with us remotely as standard.
Brisbane
Head OfficeUnit 2/250 Orange Grove Road,
Salisbury QLD 4107
Open Monday to Friday, 10am to 6pm
Darwin
NT Branch22/16 Charlton Court,
Woolner NT 0820
Open Monday to Friday, 10am to 6pm
Gold Coast
By AppointmentServicing the Gold Coast region.
Appointments or remote service.
By appointment
What clients say
Real outcomes from real clients.
Names and initials shown with consent. Each testimonial references the specific case type and year so you can see the pattern of work we handle.
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I had been on a bridging visa for two years with no progress on my partner visa. My first agent had made a mess of the file. Neha sat with me for an hour on the first consultation and explained exactly what had gone wrong, and what could still be saved. Six months later my 820 was granted.
Rashmi K.
Brisbane · Partner Visa 820/801 (2025)
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My employer sponsored visa was refused and I was completely lost. Prateek prepared a detailed written submission for the ART. Within four months my refusal was overturned. No hearing needed. This is a team that actually knows what they are doing.
Ahmed S.
Melbourne · ART Appeal Success (2025)
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We had been trying to lodge our skilled visa on our own and kept hitting walls with the skills assessment. Sourabh walked us through the whole thing, picked the right occupation, sorted the assessment, and handled the EOI strategy. PR granted in under ten months.
Priya & Daniel M.
Brisbane · Subclass 189 Skilled Independent (2025)
Common questions
The questions we hear most.
Short answers to the things people ask in their first email or phone call. Dig into any service area for deeper answers.
Do I actually need a migration agent?
The law does not require it, but a small mistake in a visa application can cost you the visa, create a ban, or delay your file by months. A MARA-registered agent is legally required to act in your interest and is held to account by MARA. For simple cases, an agent reduces stress. For complex cases, an agent can be the difference between grant and refusal.
How much do your services cost?
We charge fixed fees that are quoted upfront after a consultation. The fee depends on the visa type and complexity. Government visa application charges are separate and paid by you directly to the Department. We give you a full cost breakdown before you commit.
Can you help if I am outside Australia?
Yes. All of our RMAs are nationally registered and work with clients anywhere in the world. Most of our work is done remotely. Partner, skilled, parent, student, and business visas from overseas are a regular part of our practice.
My visa was just refused. Is it too late?
Probably not, but time matters. Most refusals allow you to appeal to the Administrative Review Tribunal. The deadline is usually 21 days from the refusal letter, sometimes less. Contact us immediately.
Content approved by Principal Migration Agent Sourabh Aggarwal (MARN 1462159). Last reviewed: May 2026.