MARA Immigration – Your Guide to Registered Migration Agents in Australia
What is MARA Immigration?
Our Team member Arun Kumar Sing (MRN: 1688499) is a Registered MARA Agent. MARA refers to the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA), which regulates migration agents in Australia. MARA operates under the Department of Home Affairs and ensures that registered migration agents provide legal, ethical, and professional immigration advice.
Only MARA-registered agents can provide paid immigration services in Australia.
Key Responsibilities of MARA
Registering migration agents who meet eligibility requirements.
Monitoring compliance with migration laws and professional conduct.
Investigating complaints against unprofessional or fraudulent agents.
Disciplinary action against migration agents violating regulations.
Why Choose a MARA-Registered Migration Agent?
A MARA-registered agent is trained and licensed to provide immigration advice. Hiring an unregistered agent can lead to:
Incorrect visa applications.
Loss of money due to fraud.
Rejection or delays in visa processing.
MARA agents follow Australian immigration laws and ensure that applications meet all legal requirements.
Services Provided by MARA-Registered Migration Agents
MARA-registered agents help with various Australian visa applications, including:
1. Skilled Migration Visas
Subclass 189 – Skilled Independent Visa.
Subclass 190 – Skilled Nominated Visa.
Subclass 491 – Skilled Work Regional Visa.
2. Business & Investment Visas
Subclass 188 – Business Innovation & Investment Visa.
Subclass 888 – Permanent Business Visa.
3. Employer-Sponsored Visas
Subclass 482 – Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) Visa.
Subclass 186 – Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) Visa.
4. Student Visas & Graduate Visas
Subclass 500 – Student Visa.
Subclass 485 – Temporary Graduate Visa.
5. Partner & Family Visas
Subclass 820/801 – Partner Visa.
Subclass 309/100 – Partner Visa (Offshore).
Subclass 101 – Child Visa.
6. Permanent Residency (PR) & Citizenship
Subclass 189/190/491 – PR Pathway.
Australian Citizenship Applications.
A MARA agent ensures your application meets Australian immigration policies, increasing your chances of success.
How to Check if a Migration Agent is MARA-Registered?
Before hiring an immigration consultant, verify their credentials through the MARA website.
Steps to Verify a Migration Agent:
Visit MARA’s website.
Enter the agent’s Migration Agent Registration Number (1688499).
Check their registration status, office location, and history.
Avoid unregistered migration agents or agencies that “guarantee” visa approvals. Always check the MARN number!
Final Thoughts
MARA Immigration plays a crucial role in ensuring that migration agents in Australia operate legally and ethically. Whether you’re looking for visa assistance or planning to become a MARA-registered agent, always refer to official MARA guidelines.
Looking for a MARA-registered migration agent? Contact us today!
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