Over calculations of points can result in visa refusals, so take caution when assessing your points for migration purposes. At the point of invitation (EOI) points are self-assessed. You may still be invited on your incorrect points invitation by the State's Migration office, but the application will be assessed by a delegate from the Department of Home Affairs. The State's migration office does not have to assess the validity of your documents and has no influence on the decision maker (the delegate from the Department of Home Affairs), so if you claimed you had 95 points and invited on that basis, but the delegate determines that you only have 90 points, then your visa application may be refused.

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My family migrated to Australia in 1982 (family sponsored) and we only lasted 3 months in Australia ... 

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As a migrant, I know that it’s not always easy. To even start that process of application, it’s even harder.  But, there is always the right formula for everything that you want to achieve.  A good education is paramount. A clear realistic set of goals with commitment from each member of the family can’t fall short of that equation.

We have helped many set foot on Australia soil. Our team understands the difficulties and acknowledge that everyone’s circumstances are always different. But, we are consistently here to support our clients and our students.

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I understand the difficulties of being an international student in a foreign country, especially when English is not my first language. There were many challenges I have faced, but each experience gave me the strength to push myself further. I came to Australia when I was 17 to complete high school.  Thereafter...

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