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Suite 5, Level 1, 325 Pitt Street
Sydney CBD, Sydney, NSW, 2000
Cabot Square Sydney City operates from Pitt Street in the Sydney CBD, led by registered migration agent Aaron Wai Kwong Yeung (MARN 0104705), whose registration dates back to the early 2000s.
Based on publicly available information and CompareMyAgents research. Last updated July 2026.
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People who work in the Sydney CBD and want an agent they can see in person near the office. The practice is on Pitt Street and the agent has held registration since the early 2000s.
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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A CBD practice with a long-registered agent, but limited public information: no website appears on the register, and the agent is also linked to a second Pitt Street migration company. Confirm which entity is providing the advice and what the fee covers before paying a deposit.
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