Australian Immigration Lawyers
Strategic immigration advice.
Solicitor-led.
Visa Plan Migration Lawyers handles employer sponsored visas, skilled migration, partner visas, family visas, and ART appeals across Australia. Every matter is handled by an admitted solicitor, not a migration agent.
Immigration Law Practice Areas
Solicitor-led advice across all Australian visa categories.
Employer Sponsored Visas
SID, ENS, and regional employer sponsored pathways for businesses and skilled workers.
Read more →Skilled Visas
Points-tested pathways to permanent residence, state nominated and independent.
Read more →Partner Visas
Onshore and offshore partner visa applications for married and de facto couples.
Read more →Family Visas
Parent, child, and other family stream visas to reunite families in Australia.
Read more →Visa Appeals
ART representation and judicial review for visa refusals and cancellations.
Read more →Labour Agreements
Industry-specific labour agreements for employers in designated sectors.
Read more →DAMA
Designated Area Migration Agreements for regional employers and workers.
Read more →Business Visas
Business Innovation, Investor, and Significant Investor visa pathways.
Read more →Why an immigration solicitor, not a migration agent?
The difference is not a title. It has legal consequences.
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Solicitor obligations and accountability
James Bae is admitted as a solicitor under the Legal Profession Uniform Law. Solicitors are subject to professional conduct rules, mandatory insurance, and disciplinary oversight that registered migration agents are not. Your interests are protected by law.
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Legal Professional Privilege
Advice given by a solicitor is protected by Legal Professional Privilege. Communications with migration agents carry no such protection. In complex or sensitive matters, this distinction is material.
03
Litigation capability
When a visa is refused or cancelled, the matter may proceed to the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) or the Federal Court. Visa Plan appears at the ART. Migration agents cannot represent you in court, solicitors can.