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Sumner, QLD

KO Legal

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Toowong, QLD

Morgan Clifford Legal Services

★★★★★5.0· 117 reviews· Google Maps
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Shailer Park, QLD

W & G Lawyers

★★★★★5.0· 41 reviews· Google Maps
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What a Brisbane immigration lawyer can help with

Australian immigration law is technical and constantly changing. A Brisbane immigration lawyer (or registered migration agent) can prepare visa applications, respond to requests for further information, and appeal refusals at the Administrative Appeals Tribunal.

  • You are applying for a partner visa (820/801 or 309/100).
  • Your visa has been refused or cancelled and you want to appeal.
  • You need an employer-sponsored skilled visa (482, 186, 494).
  • You are seeking protection or have humanitarian concerns.
  • You need a Bridging Visa or want to understand your work rights.

What to bring to your first consultation

  • Your passport and current visa grant notice.
  • Any letters from the Department of Home Affairs.
  • Evidence of relationship, employment or study, depending on the visa.
  • Previous visa decisions and reasons.

What it costs in Brisbane

Brisbane immigration lawyers commonly charge fixed fees: partner visa applications $4,000–$8,500, employer-sponsored visas $3,500–$7,000, AAT appeals $5,000–$12,000.

The Brisbane context

Most Brisbane immigration applications are lodged online to the Department of Home Affairs. Refusal appeals go to the AAT (now ART) at the Brisbane registry on Adelaide Street.

Questions to ask your lawyer

Once matched, bring these to your first consultation.

  • Which visa pathway is most appropriate for my situation?
  • What evidence is strongest for this application, and what am I missing?
  • What are the realistic processing times and risks of refusal?
  • If this application is refused, what options would I have?
  • Are there any conditions on my current visa I should be aware of?
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