The Australian migration and Australian Visa specialists
Then join us for our free South Australian Seminar
Friday 25th May at 6pm We are running a free, informal seminar and Q&A session here at our offices at 218 Strand, London WC2R 1AT.
Discover your visa options and how the emigration process works.
The South Australian Government will be here to present a talk on living and working in South Australia.
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Based in the heart of London, very close to the Australian High Commission, Strand, we offer a fast and very cost efficient service with after hours appointments available on request. We give you the benefit of our first rate knowledge and experience of the Australian immigration system and we are there to guide you through the whole process right up until the day you fly out to Australia.
Our service is led by Sammy Naghi, an Australian solicitor who is an experienced Registered Migration Agent and we work with the support of the established law firm Taylor Hampton Solicitors.
You do not have to complete an online assessment for us to talk to you and we give a highly personalised service from start to finish. We work on all types of Australian visas and we can give help at any stage of your application. We offer competitive prices and provide you with a clear and simple quotation. You will be given a fixed cost quote with no hidden fees or charges.
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| Sammy Naghi answers questions from the emigrate 2012 show London |
| Have you noticed an increase in the number of enquiries from people wanting to emigrate to Australia since the start of 2012? |
| Our company has seen a 500% increase in enquires compared to same period last year. It seems everybody we have spoken to over the past few years has decided 2012 is the year to make the move down under and we welcome any new enquires and look forward to helping many other families fulfil their dream. |
| What do you think might be the reason for this and do you believe that SkillSelect, the new processing system due to be implemented on 1 July 2012, is a key factor driving people? |
| I think SkillsSlect is a contributing factor but more importantly is the current state of the UK economy (high unemployment and low growth) which has been getting worse and worse over the past few years. The strength of the Australian economy which is offering low unemployment and the growth in many States make it very appealing to would be migrants. |
| Are there are any particular skill sectors you have noticed that are more prevalent than others? |
| Construction, Engineers, Health & IT are always the key sectors. But the door is open across the board. |
| What would be your advice to a potential Australian migrant - lodge an application now before the rules change? |
| Yes we always advise people to lodge now as the current system is known and familiar. There is no doubt the new system with the implementation of the EOI is going to be an extra hurdle for migrants so if you are thinking about emigrating to Australia, now is a good time and jump in and go for it. |
| Finally are there really as many job opportunities in Australia currently as we are lead to believe? |
| Yes definitely and there is definitely a huge shortage of skilled migrants. Particularly in states like Western Australia with all the mining and construction in progress and in the pipeline, there really is a many jobs and opportunities across many industries. Smaller States like the Australian Capital Territory are also in need of many skilled migrants as well. |
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Apr 2011) A new translated booklet called Your rights – tips on using a registered
migration agent is a valuable resource to protect migrant communities from
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as English. It is available online at the Office of the Migration Agents Registration
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Dear
Sammy and Anna,Alistair and I just wanted to drop you a line to say thank you so much for your all your work in getting our Visa to Australia. ....... We are so pleased with how quickly and easily it all went through and with the standard of service and communication that you provided for us - it was worth every penny! We will be and have been singing your's and Taylor Hampton's praises very loudly indeed! Thanks again for all your help in making this huge step
so
easy and successful for us. Katie Price & Alistair Jones
Dear
Sammy When Mick and I started this journey I looked at several solicitors dealing in immigration.
When you rang me to follow up our inquiry my gut feeling was to engage your services, the rest is history.
To us you have become a friend as well as our Immigration solicitor/adviser, being there for us every step of the way, through laughter, stress and yes the tears, you've been there!!
For that we sincerely thank you.
Linda and Michael
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