Can someone recommend me a serious migration agent?

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    • Can someone recommend me a serious migration agent?

      Hello all,

      here I am again with a new topic. As I am considering to apply for a permanent residence visa for Australia I am looking for a serious migration agent in Internet. There are many registered on MARN without sanctions. Can you recommend me one or two or more from your own experience?. I would appreciate any recommendation.

    • RE: Can someone recommend me a serious migration agent?

      Hi,

      If you prefer an English speaking MARN, try George Lombard in SYD. I've also seen quite a few recommendations for AVIN, also based in SYD, who would be German. We used Luise Maier in Cooroy and were also happy with her.
      Before signing any contract or paying money make sure you've picked a registered agent (MARN). There's also a lot of cheap wannabe-agents out there and if you dig a little deeper you'll find a lot of horror-stories.

      Cheers
      Uli
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    • Hi mongobär, thanks for the quick answer.
      I was looking at the internet site of Migration Bureau. They are registered at MARN without sanctions. They will call me today for free to see which are my possibilities. I don't know what will happen further on. They charge you 185 € for a full assessment. Unfortunately I couldn't find negative reviews about them.

      I will check the ones you recommended me.
      In May I will be 40, I only have 45 points according to the points system for the permanent residence. I need an 8 for the IELTS. Really worried about my chances, cause I really want to migrate to Australia.

      At the moment I am in Germany again.

    • 185€ sound quite much. I know that AVIN charges 50AUD for a full assessment and that the basic assessment is free of charge.
      I haven't heard anything about the Migration Bureau so I cannot tell you if they are reliable or not. Let's wait for some more responses.
      Also please note that you have 28 days to submit all documents to the DIAC after applying for the visa. This might give 28 extra days for your IELTS but if it doesn't work out, you might lose a lot of money.
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    • Sounds like a plan :D
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    • Yes, Sir. If you contact her, tell her that I gave you her contact details.
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    • Oops, sorry. Then:

      Yes, Ma'am. If you contact her, tell her that I gave you her contact details. :D
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    • Da Du zurzeit in Deutschland bist, gehe ich davon aus, dass Du Deutsch sprichst. In dem Fall kann ich Dir einen sehr guten Migration Agent empfehlen, der auch meinen Antrag erledigt hat:
      Giselher Dietrich von AVIN (avin.net.au)

      Er ist ein Deutscher, der selber nach Australien ausgewandert ist und kennt sich hervorragend aus und hat gute Kontakte, sodass er auch Sonderwuensche sehr schnell erledigen kann.

    • Hi Henning,

      kiek mal in Beitrag Nr. 2 :D

      Gruß
      Uli
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    • Da sehe ich in meinem Beitrag durchaus ein paar zusaetzliche Infos... Und ausserdem finde ich es immer hilfreich, wenn nicht nur einer seine Meinung abgibt, sondern jemand, der denselben Migration hatte, auch noch eine Meinung aus erster Hand abgeben kann.

      Eine einzelne Meinung kann immer aus verschiedensten Gruenden verfaelscht sein. Aber wenn mir irgendwas von mehreren Leuten unabhaengig empfohlen wird, kann ich mir ziemlich sicher sein, dass der Eindruck stimmt.

    • Hi all and thanks for your answer. I filled a visa assessment form at AVIN and paid the 50 €. That was after I've received an Email with the statement "freuen uns Ihnen mitteilen zu können, dass Sie und/oder Ihr Partner die wichtigen Kernkriterien für ein australisches Einwanderungsvisum für Australien im Bezug auf Beruf, Alter und Arbeitserfahrung erfüllen"...

    • Ich kann AVIN (das ist nicht nur Giselher, sonder unter anderem auch Ulrike!) uneingeschränkt empfehlen.
      AVIN ist auch nach der Erteilung des Visums für seine Kunden da!
      475 visa granted Sep 2011
      489 visa granted Dec 2014
      887 visa (PR) granted July 2015


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    • So, this is my current status: I will have a phone call by the AVIN migration agency on this Thursday. According to AVIN I have visa chances for Australia and they will then call me. According to the migration agent Owen Small from Brisbane I don't have any chances. He wrote me back:

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      From the details below I do not have enough information to provide a full assessment of your points. Needless to say you will require a degree, 8 yrs experience and IELTS 7 or above in all 4 bands, when you turn 40 will require IELTS 8.
      You will also require a skills assessment with the Australian Computer Society which can take about 3 months for them to process and is likely to take you a few weeks to prepare. Lodging an application before the end of April to DIAC would be unlikely.
      For our assistance with an application our fee would be $3,500 which doesn’t include any official fees, such as DIAC, medicals, police checks, IELTS and translations.
      From the details provided below I do not think you would meet the points pass mark for general skilled migration.

      To be eligible for migration to Australia you will require an Australian employer willing to sponsor and employ you under a employer sponsored visa.

      Once you secure a job offer we can then provide further assistance to you and the employer for your visas

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      I am considering then to apply for New Zealand. It seems so, that I am eligible for the permanent residence, I only wanna be sure that it is so. Can any of you recommend me a trustful migration agent for New Zealand?. Would appreciate any answers.