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Australia Migration Agent Services (MARA/OMARA Registered)

Australia visa advisory by a Registered Migration Agent (RMA) under OMARA oversight, covering Student (500), Partner (820/801, 309/100), Skilled (482, 186, 189/190/491), Business (188/888), Parent (143/173/103), and Visitor (600/601/651) visas — with end-to-end NAATI Certified Translation and Apostille/MFA legalization support.

Six Visa Streams

Student Visa (Subclass 500)

Subclass: 500 / 590

Filed against a CRICOS-provider CoE with GTE/GS statement, OSHC, and financial capacity evidence — including renewals and status changes.

Indicative fee (AUD): 1,200–2,800 professional fee

Core documents:

  • CoE
  • GTE/GS Statement
  • OSHC
  • Financial evidence
  • IELTS/PTE
  • Passport

Partner Visa (820/801, 309/100)

Subclass: 820/801 · 309/100

Onshore (820→801) and Offshore (309→100) — requires four-pillar relationship evidence (Financial, Household, Social, Commitment) plus Form 47SP/40SP.

Indicative fee (AUD): 3,500–6,500 professional fee

Core documents:

  • Marriage cert / Stat Dec
  • Form 47SP/40SP
  • Form 888 × 2
  • Police clearances (all countries ≥12 mo)
  • Health exam
  • NAATI translations

Skilled & Employer Visas

Subclass: 189 / 190 / 491 / 482 / 186

Points-tested (189/190/491), employer-sponsored TSS (482) and ENS (186) — includes Skills Assessment (VETASSESS/Engineers Australia/ACS), EOI lodgement, and state nomination.

Indicative fee (AUD): 3,000–8,500 professional fee

Core documents:

  • Skills Assessment
  • EOI / SkillSelect
  • ANZSCO occupation
  • IELTS/PTE
  • Work references
  • Health & PCC

Business Innovation & Investment (188/888)

Subclass: 188 / 888

Streams A (Business Innovation), B (Investor), and C (Significant Investor) — provisional 188 → permanent 888; requires State/Territory nomination and Net-Asset / Turnover thresholds.

Indicative fee (AUD): 8,500–25,000 professional fee

Core documents:

  • Business plan
  • Audited financials ≥2 yrs
  • Net-asset proof
  • State/Territory nomination
  • Health & PCC
  • NAATI translations

Parent Visa (143/173/103/804/884)

Subclass: 143 / 173 / 103 / 804 / 884

Contributory (143/173/884) ~6–12-year queue vs Non-contributory (103/804) ~30+ years — Balance-of-Family Test and Assurance of Support required.

Indicative fee (AUD): 2,500–5,500 professional fee (CV)

Core documents:

  • Balance-of-Family proof
  • AoS guarantor bond
  • Health exam
  • PCC all countries
  • NAATI translations
  • Form 47PA/40

Visitor & Short-Stay (600/601/651)

Subclass: 600 / 601 / 651

Tourist (600), eVisitor (601 — EU only) and ETA (651) — including Sponsored-Family stream and onshore conversion of 600 to Student/Partner.

Indicative fee (AUD): 600–1,800 professional fee

Core documents:

  • Passport
  • Financial evidence
  • Itinerary
  • Sponsor letter (if any)
  • Health insurance
  • Genuine Visitor statement

FAQ

How is a Migration Agent different from an Immigration Lawyer?
MARN-registered agents (OMARA) advise and lodge visa applications; Immigration Lawyers additionally represent at AAT and Federal Court. Routine lodgement: MARN is sufficient. Appeals: a lawyer is required.
How is the professional fee calculated?
Billed per a Service Agreement required by the OMARA Code of Conduct — Professional Fee, DOHA Visa Application Charge (VAC), Health, PCC and NAATI translation are itemized separately. No hidden charges.
Why are NAATI Certified Translations required?
Department of Home Affairs requires non-English documents to be translated by a NAATI Certified Translator (onshore) or by a translator providing full credentials (offshore). We handle this end-to-end.

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Key facts at a glanceEnd-to-end certification and translation

Indicative price
From Request a quote — a firm quote is always given before work starts
Turnaround
1–7 business days by document type and receiving authority
What you receive
Properly certified documents plus guidance on the next filing step
Service coverage
Nationwide Thailand — courier and fully online intake, no in-person visit required.

Figures above are indicative ranges; the final quote depends on page count, language pair and receiving authority.

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Documents you need to prepareCertification and translation service

  1. 1Valid original passport or Thai ID card of the person signing
  2. 2Original documents or complete colour scans of every page
  3. 3The receiving authority and your filing deadline
  4. 4Your preferred contact channel — phone, LINE or email

Before you start

  • Keep a copy of everything submitted in case the receiving authority requests further evidence later.
  • Send scans ahead by email or LINE so the team can pre-check completeness before your appointment.

Continue with related services

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Primary sources from official authorities

The guidance on this page follows the rules published by the authorities below. Always confirm the current version on the official site before filing.