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Re: Agents
Originally Posted by Wigan Warrior
As anyone used any of the following agents?:
Overseas Emigration (approx £3200 for everything) Australian Migration Specialists (approx £2400 all in) Migration Bureau (approx £2950 all in) Emigration Group (approx £3700 all in) Concept Australia (approx £2471 all in) Australian Visa Burea (approx £3500 all in) Global Visas (no price of yet) George Lombard (approx £2200 all in) Ian Harrop (approx £2500 all in) Prices are including visa, medicals, etc.. and are for skilled independent. These are an approximate cost based on convresations/e-mail with agents. We paid £3500 AGENT FEES WHICH IS UMMMMMMMM AROUND £1500, THEN WE HAD THE VISA FEE AND THE MEDS FEE(WHICH VARIES DEPENDING ON WHETHER U NEED FURTHER TESTS)....I WOULD RECOMMEND MY AGENT 100% |
Re: Agents
Originally Posted by biggy
Hiya
We paid £3500 AGENT FEES WHICH IS UMMMMMMMM AROUND £1500, THEN WE HAD THE VISA FEE AND THE MEDS FEE(WHICH VARIES DEPENDING ON WHETHER U NEED FURTHER TESTS)....I WOULD RECOMMEND MY AGENT 100% |
Re: Agents
Originally Posted by Wigan Warrior
Which agent did you use Biggy?
used Acacia Immigration in Sydney....Mark Webster......did everything over the internet and courier...if u want website addy just ask :) |
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We too used Ian harrop - first class service & a small enough company to give you the personal service that you need to get thru this process. Our visas were thru 10 weeks after we out in main application. Very professional & really approachable. Would recommend to anyone.
cheers pockygoes |
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For what it's worth our fees for a skilled independent application (including the skills assessment application) vary between A$2,000 and A$3,775 depending on the occupation requiring a skills assessment and the status of the applicant (ie single/married or de facto). At present exchange rates that equates to about GBP800 and GBP1,500.
The DIMIA fee is presently A$1,845, or about GBP735. The assessing body's fee will depend on your occupation - say A$500, or about GBP200. Add medicals, chest X-rays, and police reports - amount depends on age of family. Might be of interest to some ... Best regards.
Originally Posted by Wigan Warrior
As anyone used any of the following agents?:
Overseas Emigration (approx £3200 for everything) Australian Migration Specialists (approx £2400 all in) Migration Bureau (approx £2950 all in) Emigration Group (approx £3700 all in) Concept Australia (approx £2471 all in) Australian Visa Burea (approx £3500 all in) Global Visas (no price of yet) George Lombard (approx £2200 all in) Ian Harrop (approx £2500 all in) Prices are including visa, medicals, etc.. and are for skilled independent. These are an approximate cost based on convresations/e-mail with agents. |
Re: Agents
Originally Posted by Alan Collett
For what it's worth our fees for a skilled independent application (including the skills assessment application) vary between A$2,000 and A$3,775 depending on the occupation requiring a skills assessment and the status of the applicant (ie single/married or de facto). At present exchange rates that equates to about GBP800 and GBP1,500.
The DIMIA fee is presently A$1,845, or about GBP735. The assessing body's fee will depend on your occupation - say A$500, or about GBP200. Add medicals, chest X-rays, and police reports - amount depends on age of family. Might be of interest to some ... Best regards. H. |
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It is probably more a function of the agent's underlying costs/expenses H, and their pricing policy, though the VAT will also be a factor.
Best regards.
Originally Posted by helinuk
so is it cheaper to use an agent in OZ or in uk - is it just the VAT that is different?
H. |
Re: Agents
Originally Posted by Alan Collett
It is probably more a function of the agent's underlying costs/expenses H, and their pricing policy, though the VAT will also be a factor.
Best regards. as you have offices in both places you wouldn't compete with each other price wise? I guess its just that its easier for us to talk to Southamton rather than Melbourne because of the time difference? BTW well done to the gomatildas on the AFL oz tips- it took me a few weeks to get into it and I am newish to AFL but it was fun competing :) |
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If you talk to the UK office (T 023 80 488777) they'll give you the option of paying in GBP's or AUD's (so long as you are looking at a skilled visa application) ... or complete the details here and I will arrange for one of the team to call:
http://www.gomatilda.com/contact.cfm#appraisal Best regards.
Originally Posted by helinuk
yes I can see that, so basically I should get quotes from agents operating in Melbourne and in uk too ?
as you have offices in both places you wouldn't compete with each other price wise? I guess its just that its easier for us to talk to Southamton rather than Melbourne because of the time difference? BTW well done to the gomatildas on the AFL oz tips- it took me a few weeks to get into it and I am newish to AFL but it was fun competing :) |
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Originally Posted by biggy
rything over the internet
used Acacia Immigration in Sydney....Mark Webster......did everything over the internet and courier...if u want website addy just ask :) |
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