Student Visa
Subclass 500Onshore and offshore applications, financial evidence, OSHC and lodgement.
Student, skilled, partner, parent and visitor visas, plus college and university enrolments. Clear advice, fees agreed upfront, and a Registered Migration Agent handling your matter from start to decision.
Tell us where you are now and where you want to be. We’ll explain your options clearly before you commit to anything.
Onshore and offshore applications, financial evidence, OSHC and lodgement.
Choosing the right course and provider, applications and your Confirmation of Enrolment.
Points checks, Expressions of Interest, state nomination and visa applications.
Getting your occupation assessed — the first step for most skilled visas.
Stay and work after your studies, for you and your family.
Relationship evidence, statements and responses to Department requests.
Bringing your parents to Australia — the options, costs and timeframes explained.
Family visits, tourism and short stays — including help with supporting documents.
Reviews of visa refusals and cancellations. Strict deadlines apply — contact us quickly.
We listen to your situation and goals, in person at Queen St, by phone or online.
You receive a Letter of Advice, a costs agreement and the OMARA Consumer Guide before any work starts.
We give you a document checklist, review everything carefully and lodge your application.
We deal with the Department for you and keep you updated until a decision is made.
We are a Brisbane-based migration and education consultancy. Since 2015 we have guided students and migrants from India, Australia and beyond through their study and visa journeys — with honest advice about what is possible, what it will cost, and how long it may take.
Meet us at our Queen St officeAdvice from a Registered Migration Agent bound by the Code of Conduct.
Professional fees, government charges and refunds set out before you sign.
Relationships with colleges and universities across Australia.
Advice tailored to you, in English, ਪੰਜਾਬੀ (Punjabi) or हिन्दी (Hindi).
Every situation is different. If your question isn’t here, ask us at your consultation.
Ask us a questionNo — you can apply yourself. A Registered Migration Agent can explain all your options, help you avoid costly mistakes, and prepare and lodge your application. Registered agents must follow the Code of Conduct.
It depends on the visa. Before any work starts, you receive a written costs agreement showing our professional fee, the Department’s charges and any other expected costs.
No agent can. The Department of Home Affairs makes every decision. What we can promise is honest advice about your chances and a carefully prepared application.
Often yes, as long as you apply before your current visa expires and it doesn’t have a “no further stay” condition. We’ll check your visa conditions first.
You may be able to seek review at the Administrative Review Tribunal. The deadline is in your refusal letter and can be very short, so contact us as soon as you receive it.
Send us a few details and we’ll get back to you to arrange a time — at our office, by phone or online.