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MARN 1170356 | Registered Since 2011

Registered Migration Agent Brisbane Since 2011

Visa Point Studies and Immigration is a registered migration agency in South Brisbane, operating since 2011 under MARN 1170356. We prepare and lodge visa applications with the Department of Home Affairs, and we represent clients at the Administrative Review Tribunal. Searching for an immigration agent in Brisbane rather than a migration agent? Same thing, and there is an explanation of the terminology further down this page.

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Migration Agent Brisbane
MARA Registered Agent
15+ Years Experience
English, Punjabi & Hindi
ART Tribunal Representation

Visa and Immigration Agents in Brisbane

As Migration Agent Brisbane clients rely on, we handle most Australian visa types. Select a service to learn more about how we can help.

Employer sponsored visas

Employer sponsored visas

Subclass 482, 186 and 494 for workers with a job offer from an Australian employer.

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Skilled migration

Skilled migration

Subclass 189, 190 and 485 points-tested visas for skilled workers.

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Skilled regional visas

Skilled regional visas

Subclass 491, 494 and 191 for regional Queensland including DAMA pathways.

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Student visa

Student visa

Subclass 500 for studying at Australian institutions. Course selection advice included.

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Partner visa

Partner visa

Subclass 820/801, 309/100 and 300 for spouses, de facto partners and fiances.

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family visas

Parent & family visas

Subclass 143, 173, 804, 864 and 838 for parents and remaining relatives.

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ART appeals

ART appeals

Tribunal representation for visa and nomination refusal decisions.

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Skill assessments

Skill assessments

TRA, VETASSESS, ACS, AHPRA, ANMAC and other assessing authority applications.

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visa services

All visa services

View our complete list including visitor, business, citizenship and more.

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Immigration agent, migration agent, visa consultant: is there a difference?

No. In Australia the official term is registered migration agent, and the registration number is called a MARN. "Immigration agent", "immigration consultant", "visa agent" and "immigration agency" all describe the same regulated role. People search for all of them, and they mean the same thing.

The distinction that does matter is registered against unregistered. If somebody is charging you for immigration assistance in Australia and cannot give you a MARN or a legal practising certificate, walk away.

Robbie Toor at Visa Point holds MARN 1170356 and has been registered since 2011. You can check that at mara.gov.au.

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Visa Point Migration Services

Robbie Toor

Registered migration agent (MARN 1170356) since 2011. Robbie has lived in Australia for over 26 years and speaks English, Punjabi and Hindi.

He handles employer sponsored visas, skilled migration, partner and family visas, and represents clients at the Administrative Review Tribunal.

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Frequently asked questions

A registered migration agent is a person authorised by the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority to give Australian immigration advice for a fee. Registration requires the Graduate Diploma in Australian Migration Law and Practice and ongoing professional development. Every registered agent holds a MARN, and the register is public at mara.gov.au. Robbie Toor at Visa Point holds MARN 1170356 and has been registered since 2011.
Yes. "Immigration agent", "migration agent", "immigration consultant" and "visa agent" all describe the same regulated role in Australia. The official term is registered migration agent. What matters is not the wording but whether the person holds a MARN or an Australian legal practising certificate.
For nearly all visa applications and for tribunal appeals, a registered migration agent can do the same work as an immigration lawyer, usually at a lower cost. You need a lawyer if your matter reaches judicial review in the Federal Circuit and Family Court, or if it involves law outside the Migration Act. The full comparison →
Professional fees vary by visa type and complexity, and they are separate from the Department of Home Affairs application charge that you pay either way. Call 0425 825 500 for a figure for your own case. Every registered agent has to give you a written fee agreement before starting work.
No. No agent or lawyer can guarantee a visa outcome, and guaranteeing one breaches the Code of Conduct for registered migration agents. Only the Department of Home Affairs decides applications. Anyone guaranteeing approval is either unregistered or breaching their obligations.
Search the agent's name or MARN on the public register at mara.gov.au. The register shows registration status and any disciplinary history. Check it before you pay anyone or hand over documents.
Most Administrative Review Tribunal applications have to be lodged within 21 days of the refusal notice, and that deadline cannot be extended. Some decisions have shorter windows. A section 501 character cancellation usually allows 28 days to request revocation. Check the date on your own notice, because the clock runs from that document.
Yes. A registered migration agent has full rights to prepare, lodge and appear at ART hearings. The Tribunal is a merits review body rather than a court, so a legal practising certificate is not required. Visa Point represents clients at ART hearings.
No. Visa Point runs consultations by phone and video for clients anywhere in Australia and overseas. The South Brisbane office is available for in-person appointments for clients around Brisbane, Logan, Ipswich, the Gold Coast and Toowoomba.
Visa Point handles employer sponsored visas (subclass 482, 186, 494), skilled migration (189, 190, 485), skilled regional (491, 494, 191), partner visas (820/801, 309/100, 300), parent and family visas, student visas (500), visitor, business and investor, citizenship, and skills assessments. The only type not handled is Protection visas.
Yes. Robbie Toor speaks English, Punjabi and Hindi, and consultations run in any of the three. He has lived in Australia for more than 26 years.
You explain your situation and the agent assesses which visas you are actually eligible for, what the realistic prospects are, and what it will cost. If there is no viable pathway you should be told in that first meeting. You should leave with a written fee agreement before any application work begins.

Not sure which visa is right for you?

Get a free assessment from a Registered Migration Agent. We will review your situation and let you know your options.

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