Australian migration directory

Find a migration lawyer or registered migration agent

Contact details for migration law firms and registered migration agents in six Australian cities. Every provider's registration is checked before they are listed.

  • Registration checked before a listing goes live
  • Lawyers and registered agents listed separately
  • Contact providers directly, by phone or their website
  • Free to use for people looking for help
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Find the person, not just the firm

Every city will have four directories. The first two are open now. Directories of individual migration lawyers and registered migration agents are on the way, for every city.

  1. Migration law firms

    Law firms that handle visas, citizenship, refusals and appeals.

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  2. Migration agencies

    Businesses whose migration agents are registered with OMARA.

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  3. Migration lawyers

    Individual lawyers with a current practising certificate who work in migration law, each with their own profile.

    Coming soon

  4. Migration agents

    Individual registered migration agents, with their MARN, languages and the visas they work on.

    Coming soon

Are you a migration lawyer?

Register your interest in a personal profile in your city. We check your practising certificate with your state or territory law society before anything goes live.

Register interest as a lawyer

Are you a registered migration agent?

Register your interest in a personal profile in your city. We check your MARN on the OMARA register before anything goes live.

Register interest as an agent

Open to every city in Australia. If yours is not on the list, choose “Another city” on the form and tell us where you work.

How it works

  1. Choose your city

    Pick your city, then choose a migration law firm or a registered migration agent.

  2. Compare providers

    See services, languages, first consultation details, office hours and registration for each provider.

  3. Contact them directly

    Call or visit their website. You deal with the provider, not with us, and we never charge you.

Lawyer or migration agent?

Both can help with visas. The right choice depends on your situation.

Migration law firms

Lawyers can help with visas and also with court and tribunal matters, and other legal problems linked to your migration.

Find a migration law firm

Registered migration agents

Registered agents can prepare and lodge visa applications and act for you with the Department of Home Affairs.

Find a registered migration agent

Find help by community

Directories of migration law firms and registered migration agents owned by people from your community are coming soon. If you own one of these businesses, you can ask to be listed now.

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    Official resources

    Official places to check visa rules and a provider's registration. These links go to government websites.

    To check a lawyer, search the legal profession register of the state or territory where they practise.

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    Before you choose

    How listings work

    Providers pay an annual fee to be listed. This is not a ranking or an endorsement, and listings appear in alphabetical order. Listings marked “Featured” are paid placements.

    We check each provider’s registration when they join. You should still confirm it yourself: search the Register of Migration Agents on the OMARA website for migration agents, or your state or territory law society for lawyers. This page is general information, not legal or migration advice.

    Own a migration law firm or agency?

    People across Australia use these pages to find visa help. Add your business with your registration checked, your services and languages, and a direct link to your website.

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