Migrant Agents
Jan 13th 2004, 5:13 am
#16
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 11,149
Re: Migrant Agents
Originally posted by Karen Thompson
Could someone advise which is best to have an agent here (UK) or one in Oz. Also, could someone recommend a good one, as we tried contacting one last week and are still awaiting a reply?
Thank you in advance.
Could someone advise which is best to have an agent here (UK) or one in Oz. Also, could someone recommend a good one, as we tried contacting one last week and are still awaiting a reply?
Thank you in advance.
Jan 13th 2004, 7:58 am
#17
Migration Agent
Joined: May 2002
Location: Offices in Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Geelong (Australia), and Southampton (UK)
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Re: Migrant Agents
I don't think its necessarily irrelevant from a practical perspective bondi ... if you want to speak with your agent it can help to have your agent in the same (or similar) time zone.
I agree with the desirability of the appointed agent being MARA-registered though.
Best regards.
I agree with the desirability of the appointed agent being MARA-registered though.
Best regards.
Originally posted by bondipom
The location is irrelevant. It is the experience in handling applicants from the UK and your background that matter. Make sure the agent is registered with www.themara.com.au where you will also find lists of agents.
The location is irrelevant. It is the experience in handling applicants from the UK and your background that matter. Make sure the agent is registered with www.themara.com.au where you will also find lists of agents.
Jan 13th 2004, 8:48 am
#18
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Location: Byron Bay, NSW
Posts: 145
Re: Migrant Agents
Originally posted by bondipom
Make sure the agent is registered with www.themara.com.au where you will also find lists of agents.
Make sure the agent is registered with www.themara.com.au where you will also find lists of agents.
Jan 13th 2004, 9:08 am
#19
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Posts: 987
[QUOTE]Originally posted by CROSSY
The only stress has been caused by my lack of patience
my wife tells me i'm the most impatient body on the face of the earth(i'm sure Alan would agree
)
And I must come close as a runner up......One thing that really winds me up is when someone tells you to be patient.............if that was possible I wouldnt be inpatient now would I?
The only stress has been caused by my lack of patience
my wife tells me i'm the most impatient body on the face of the earth(i'm sure Alan would agree )And I must come close as a runner up......One thing that really winds me up is when someone tells you to be patient.............if that was possible I wouldnt be inpatient now would I?
Jan 13th 2004, 11:56 am
#20
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Thread Starter
Joined: Dec 2003
Location: Kent
Posts: 107
Re: Migrant Agents
Originally posted by Andy Pandy
Hi Karen,
Our application was not simple,so we decided to use an agent and after lots of research we used an agent based in Sydney. As we are based in Spain we did this all via the internet, we are a family of six and the total cost came to 2,200 Aus dollars. The service was fantastic, contact details are as follows....
website www.paulcutler.com.au
email [email protected]
All the best
The Williams Family
Hi Karen,
Our application was not simple,so we decided to use an agent and after lots of research we used an agent based in Sydney. As we are based in Spain we did this all via the internet, we are a family of six and the total cost came to 2,200 Aus dollars. The service was fantastic, contact details are as follows....
website www.paulcutler.com.au
email [email protected]
All the best
The Williams Family
Regards.
karen
Jan 13th 2004, 11:59 am
#21
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Thread Starter
Joined: Dec 2003
Location: Kent
Posts: 107
Re: Migrant Agents
Originally posted by Alan Collett
I don't think its necessarily irrelevant from a practical perspective bondi ... if you want to speak with your agent it can help to have your agent in the same (or similar) time zone.
I agree with the desirability of the appointed agent being MARA-registered though.
Best regards.
I don't think its necessarily irrelevant from a practical perspective bondi ... if you want to speak with your agent it can help to have your agent in the same (or similar) time zone.
I agree with the desirability of the appointed agent being MARA-registered though.
Best regards.
On the recommendation of the posts on here both Hubby and I will be sitting down tonight to compose our email to you - I hope you will be able to help us.
Regards.
Karen
Jan 13th 2004, 2:00 pm
#22
visa'd member oh yeah!
Joined: Jan 2003
Location: Adelaide
Posts: 384
[QUOTE]Originally posted by S Oldfield
If i wanted it tommorrow or next week, i would ask for it tommorrow or next week!!! I asked for it today because i want it today!!
Just about sums me up
Originally posted by CROSSY
The only stress has been caused by my lack of patience my wife tells me i'm the most impatient body on the face of the earth(i'm sure Alan would agree )
And I must come close as a runner up......One thing that really winds me up is when someone tells you to be patient.............if that was possible I wouldnt be inpatient now would I?
The only stress has been caused by my lack of patience
my wife tells me i'm the most impatient body on the face of the earth(i'm sure Alan would agree )And I must come close as a runner up......One thing that really winds me up is when someone tells you to be patient.............if that was possible I wouldnt be inpatient now would I?
Just about sums me up
Jan 13th 2004, 5:40 pm
#23
Forum Regular
Joined: Sep 2003
Location: Adelaide
Posts: 62
Re: Migrant Agents
I used OE Visas and found them excellent, my consultant got our visas for us in around 4 months. Tony Coates was my consultants name.
