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Suite 1302, 3 Spring Street
Sydney CBD, Sydney, NSW, 2000
National immigration firm with a registered migration agent (MARN 2318225) assisting clients across Australia, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne. Specialises in employer-sponsored and skilled migration pathways, partner visas, and complex refusal and review matters. Full-service client portal and dedicated case management.
Specialisations
Based on publicly available information and CompareMyAgents research. Last updated July 2026.
Best for
Australian and New Zealand employers sponsoring overseas workers at volume, and skilled or business-visa applicants who value a large firm with structured processes and trans-Tasman coverage.
| Service | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Initial Consultation | Free |
| Free 10-minute initial consultation bookable through the firm's online Acuity portal. |
| Employer Sponsored Visas (482, 186, 494) | Contact for quote | Skills in Demand, ENS and regional employer-sponsored visas, including nominations and sponsorship compliance. |
| Business Sponsorship & Labour Agreements | Contact for quote | Standard business sponsorship, DAMA and company-specific labour agreement negotiation for employers. |
| Skilled & Regional Visas (189, 190, 491) | Contact for quote | Points-tested skilled migration including state nomination and regional pathways. |
| Business & Investor Visas (188) | Contact for quote | Business innovation, investor and significant investor stream applications. |
| New Zealand Immigration Services | Contact for quote | Trans-Tasman immigration support through the firm's NZ practice, operating since 2006. |
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Nearly 20 years of corporate immigration experience across Australia and New Zealand — one of the few firms with genuine trans-Tasman coverage.
Deep employer-sponsored specialisation including labour agreements and DAMA — well suited to businesses running multiple sponsorships.
Free 10-minute initial consultation and an online portal that keeps clients across application progress.
Corporate and employer focus — individuals with partner, parent or family visa matters are not the firm's core market.
No published fee schedule — professional fees are quote-based, so compare quotes before committing.
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Free assessment
Book a consultation to review your visa options, check your points score, and identify the right pathway for your situation.
Strategy and preparation
Your MARA-registered agent builds your case strategy, provides a document checklist, and sets realistic timelines.
Application lodgement
Your agent prepares and lodges your application through ImmiAccount, ensuring all documentation requirements are met.
Post-lodgement support
Your agent tracks the application, responds to Department of Home Affairs queries, and keeps you updated until a decision is reached.
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Absolute Immigration is a corporate-focused immigration firm operating across Australia and New Zealand since 2006, with particular depth in employer-sponsored programs — Skills in Demand (482), ENS (186), regional sponsorship, and labour agreements. Its scale and business-client orientation suit employers managing multiple sponsorships, supported by an online client portal. Individual applicants with partner or family visa matters may find smaller boutique practices offer more personalised attention.
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