Free Australian Migration Advice from Immigration Agents

There are organisations that provides Free Australian Migration Advice (Pro bono) and are authorised to provide pro bono migration agents. Only registered migration agents can provide advice. Most migration agents are non-lawyer (not lawyers) migration agents. We are migration lawyers. Our head-office is in Dandenong, Melbourne, Victoria Australia. We Only do not provide pro bono services it can be obtained from a community legal service and for those who have sufficient funds.

Please refer to the following list for Free Australian Migration Advice (Pro bono);

ACT

NSW

NT

QLD

SA

VIC

WA

Legal Aid NSW

Visa Cancellation Kit

Designed for prospective migrants who have received a visa cancellation letter from the DIAC, this kit covers the basics and provides clients some instructions and examples of how to proceed and is available here.

Discrimination toolkit

This 200 page joint publication of Legal Aid NSW, Kingsford Legal Centre and Elizabeth Evatt Community Legal Centre is a comprehensive and helpful guide to making discrimination complaints, and is available here.

New Arrival Kits

Legal Aid NSW has developed a suite of videos comprising its New Arrivals Kits. These helpful induction tools for arrivals also include activity sheets and teacher answer sheets focused on the following topic areas:

Renting or Leasing a Property

The Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) has partnered with DIBP to translate its Consumer Fact Sheet – Renting a Property – Tenant for 10 community languages – Arabic, Hazaragi, Farsi , Mandarin, Karen, Hakha-Chin, Tamil, Kurdish, Nepali, Dinka – to help its real estate agent members with non-English speaking prospective renters.

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The Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) has partnered with DIBP to translate its Consumer Fact Sheet – Renting a Property – Tenant for 10 community languages – Arabic, Hazaragi, Farsi , Mandarin, Karen, Hakha-Chin, Tamil, Kurdish, Nepali, Dinka – to help its real estate agent members with non-English speaking prospective renters.

My Language

With information accessible in 65 languages, the web portal My Language is a State and Territory Libraries project to promote access for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Communities to news, search engines, Government websites and dictionaries, with a focus on equitable access to health, education, housing and the justice services.

Australian Tax Office (ATO)

The ATO video Your business and tax on its dedicated YouTube channel is available in English, Arabic, Cantonese, Korean, Mandarin and Vietnamese as part of its outreach to migrant communities.