Clear migration advice from Bundoora to wherever your pathway leads.
The registered agent you meet is the one who runs your case—thoughtful support for skilled, partner, employer, and family visa matters across Victoria.
Explore visa pathways
- Skilled migrationPoints-tested and state-nominated pathways for workers and graduates.
- Employer sponsoredSponsorship options for employers and skilled workers.
- Family & partnerPartner, parent, and other family visa pathways.
- StudentStudy and guardian visas for international students.
- Business & investmentBusiness innovation and investment migration options.
- VisitorShort-stay visits, tourism, and business visitor activities.
Why clients work with Amity
Registered migration agent
Advice delivered by a registered migration agent (MARN 964861), not legal representation.
Direct access to your agent
The registered agent you meet is the one who prepares and lodges your application.
Plain-language guidance
We explain requirements, evidence, and next steps in clear terms—without outcome promises.
Pathway-focused planning
We map temporary, permanent, and regional options relevant to your circumstances.
How we can help
Skilled visa assessment
A structured review of your skilled migration options, including points, occupation lists, and nomination pathways.
Learn morePartner & family visas
Guidance on partner and family visa pathways, evidence preparation, and onshore vs offshore options.
Learn moreEmployer sponsorship advice
Advice for businesses and sponsored workers on nomination, sponsorship, and Skills in Demand visas.
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Latest insights
Partner visa pathways: onshore vs offshore
Comparing the 820/801 onshore and 309/100 offshore partner visa pathways, including timing, location requirements, and what to prepare.
Read articleUnderstanding the Skills in Demand visa (subclass 482)
A plain-language overview of Australia's employer-sponsored Skills in Demand visa and what it means for skilled workers and sponsoring employers.
Read articleWhat to do after a visa refusal
First steps after receiving a refusal: read the decision carefully, note deadlines, and get advice before you act.
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Ready to talk through your visa options?
Book a consultation to discuss your circumstances and the pathways that may suit you.