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Skilled migration, employer-sponsored permanent residence, and regional pathways — expert guidance from EOI strategy through to visa grant. 27 years of immigration law experience.

I have been advising skilled workers on permanent residence pathways since the late 1990s. In that time, the skilled migration program has changed significantly — points cut-offs have risen, occupation lists have been revised, and the SkillSelect system has transformed how invitations are issued. I stay current with every change.
The most important thing I do in a permanent residence case is assess the full picture — your points score, your occupation, your skills assessment, your state nomination options, and your employer sponsorship prospects — and identify the fastest and most secure pathway to permanent residence for your specific circumstances.
I am a solicitor admitted to the High Court of Australia, a Fellow of the Migration Institute of Australia (FMIA), and a member of the Law Council of Australia. I am not a migration agent — I am a lawyer with full court rights and 32 years of legal experience. Read more about my practice →
* The above information is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice. Immigration law changes frequently. Please verify all information with the Department of Home Affairs or seek independent legal advice before acting.
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