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513/566 St Kilda Road
Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC, 3004
VisaEnvoy is a Melbourne-headquartered immigration firm (principal MARN 1805443) combining registered migration agents with in-house immigration lawyers, operating nationally and internationally. It covers employer-sponsored, skilled and family visas, and visa refusals and appeals.
Based on publicly available information and CompareMyAgents research. Last updated July 2026.
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Applicants wanting migration agents and immigration lawyers under one roof, including for refusals and appeals.
| Service | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Employer-Sponsored Visas | Contact for quote | TSS/482, ENS/186 and labour agreements. |
| Skilled & PR Visas | Contact for quote | Skilled independent and state-nominated permanent residence. |
| Partner & Family Visas |
| Partner, parent and family visas. |
| Visa Refusals & Appeals | Contact for quote | Refusal reviews and tribunal/court appeals via in-house immigration lawyers. |
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Combines registered migration agents with in-house immigration lawyers (MARN 1805443), useful for refusals and appeals.
Broad practice across employer-sponsored, skilled and family visas.
Melbourne head office; national and international service is largely remote.
A larger multi-agent firm — confirm which agent will handle your matter.
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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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A Melbourne-based agents-plus-lawyers firm (MARN 1805443) with strength in refusals and appeals.
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