Finding a migration agent
Oct 9th 2006 | 12:26 am
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Finding a migration agent
Hello.
I've just joined this forum as me and my partner are going to embark on the migration process next year. We have decided that we want to go with a skilled migration (136) visa, but would like some advice on migration agents and which ones anyone had used, who to avoid etc? Any help would be greatly appreciated.... or if there is another thread elsewhere that you could point me in the direction of I would be really grateful
I've just joined this forum as me and my partner are going to embark on the migration process next year. We have decided that we want to go with a skilled migration (136) visa, but would like some advice on migration agents and which ones anyone had used, who to avoid etc? Any help would be greatly appreciated.... or if there is another thread elsewhere that you could point me in the direction of I would be really grateful
Oct 9th 2006 | 1:41 am
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From: Seacliff Park, Adelaide. Call in for a drink and a bbq if your passin'
Re: Finding a migration agent
Originally Posted by philnlee
Hello.
I've just joined this forum as me and my partner are going to embark on the migration process next year. We have decided that we want to go with a skilled migration (136) visa, but would like some advice on migration agents and which ones anyone had used, who to avoid etc? Any help would be greatly appreciated.... or if there is another thread elsewhere that you could point me in the direction of I would be really grateful
I've just joined this forum as me and my partner are going to embark on the migration process next year. We have decided that we want to go with a skilled migration (136) visa, but would like some advice on migration agents and which ones anyone had used, who to avoid etc? Any help would be greatly appreciated.... or if there is another thread elsewhere that you could point me in the direction of I would be really grateful
We didnt bother with an agent, we did it ourselves, it isnt that hard with the help of BE and www.immi.gov.au
Regards,
Paul
Oct 9th 2006 | 1:43 am
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Re: Finding a migration agent
Originally Posted by philnlee
Hello.
I've just joined this forum as me and my partner are going to embark on the migration process next year. We have decided that we want to go with a skilled migration (136) visa, but would like some advice on migration agents and which ones anyone had used, who to avoid etc? Any help would be greatly appreciated.... or if there is another thread elsewhere that you could point me in the direction of I would be really grateful
I've just joined this forum as me and my partner are going to embark on the migration process next year. We have decided that we want to go with a skilled migration (136) visa, but would like some advice on migration agents and which ones anyone had used, who to avoid etc? Any help would be greatly appreciated.... or if there is another thread elsewhere that you could point me in the direction of I would be really grateful
Welcome to the forum and good luck
Oct 9th 2006 | 2:24 am
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Re: Finding a migration agent
We are using Go Matilda too.
Good Luck with it all
Debs
Good Luck with it all
Debs
Oct 9th 2006 | 3:19 am
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From: Mountain Creek,Sunshine Coast
Re: Finding a migration agent
Originally Posted by philnlee
Hello.
I've just joined this forum as me and my partner are going to embark on the migration process next year. We have decided that we want to go with a skilled migration (136) visa, but would like some advice on migration agents and which ones anyone had used, who to avoid etc? Any help would be greatly appreciated.... or if there is another thread elsewhere that you could point me in the direction of I would be really grateful
I've just joined this forum as me and my partner are going to embark on the migration process next year. We have decided that we want to go with a skilled migration (136) visa, but would like some advice on migration agents and which ones anyone had used, who to avoid etc? Any help would be greatly appreciated.... or if there is another thread elsewhere that you could point me in the direction of I would be really grateful
But we are using www.ianharrop.co.uk worth a ring.
Oct 9th 2006 | 8:13 am
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From: The Gold Coast! Ohhh yeah!!!
Re: Finding a migration agent
Hi,
We used Go Matilda and they were brilliant. Very helpful, but there's tons of info on here also that you can use. Good luck with it.
Tracy
We used Go Matilda and they were brilliant. Very helpful, but there's tons of info on here also that you can use. Good luck with it.
Tracy
Oct 9th 2006 | 8:16 am
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From: Lost in space...
Re: Finding a migration agent
Originally Posted by philnlee
Hello.
I've just joined this forum as me and my partner are going to embark on the migration process next year. We have decided that we want to go with a skilled migration (136) visa, but would like some advice on migration agents and which ones anyone had used, who to avoid etc? Any help would be greatly appreciated.... or if there is another thread elsewhere that you could point me in the direction of I would be really grateful
I've just joined this forum as me and my partner are going to embark on the migration process next year. We have decided that we want to go with a skilled migration (136) visa, but would like some advice on migration agents and which ones anyone had used, who to avoid etc? Any help would be greatly appreciated.... or if there is another thread elsewhere that you could point me in the direction of I would be really grateful
Oct 9th 2006 | 8:22 am
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From: 'Home by the Sea' Elanora
Re: Finding a migration agent
We used www.ianharrop.co.uk too......brilliant. Only agent who made us aware of OH entitlement to citizenship by descent. C x
Oct 9th 2006 | 8:26 am
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Re: Finding a migration agent
Originally Posted by shiels
We used www.ianharrop.co.uk too......brilliant. Only agent who made us aware of OH entitlement to citizenship by descent. C x
He also has a cracking turnaround on dealing with stuff too.
Oct 9th 2006 | 8:30 am
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From: 'Home by the Sea' Elanora
Re: Finding a migration agent
Originally Posted by CathnPaul
I agree with the extra info he gives out.We have had a lot of 'other' info as our eldest is staying in the UK plus not always asked for, its just info we hadnt considered.
He also has a cracking turnaround on dealing with stuff too.
He also has a cracking turnaround on dealing with stuff too.
Never heard a bad thing about his service either.... C x
Oct 9th 2006 | 9:50 am
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From: Zombie nation
Re: Finding a migration agent
Go Matilda are doing a grand job for me at the moment 
Lee
Lee
Oct 9th 2006 | 9:57 am
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From: Manly, NSW
Re: Finding a migration agent
I agree with Rachel & Paul - I did mine myself (mind you - this is because I was skint!)
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
Oct 9th 2006 | 5:05 pm
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Re: Finding a migration agent
We used www.gomatilda.com who were absolutely fantastic.
Our case was not that straight forward but they got us thru no problem
Been here now for 7 months and loving it
Rob
Our case was not that straight forward but they got us thru no problem
Been here now for 7 months and loving it
Rob
Oct 9th 2006 | 6:39 pm
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Oct 9th 2006 | 6:41 pm
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Re: Finding a migration agent
Originally Posted by SBUK
[email protected] nuff said 
need a bit more to be said. 
