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Crossing borders – Immigration Law – New Guide

13 March 2018 by By Lawyers

By Lawyers are delighted to announce the release of our comprehensive new Guide to Australian Immigration Law, providing lawyers and migration agents with detailed but easy to follow commentary and accurate precedents for managing any migration matter, from initial engagement to final determination.

This new publication is a convenient compass for practitioners seeking to navigate Australia’s migration legislation. We cover all types of visa applications and all types of clients, from bridging visas to families seeking reunion with loved ones; from businesses looking to sponsor skilled employees to visas for New Zealand citizens; and many more.

The publication also assists users through the application review process, appeals and ministerial interventions.

Whether your firm is new to this area of practice, is looking to expand its offering, or needs to be able to handle occasional immigration matters for existing clients, this Guide assists practitioners to advise and act with confidence in this critical area.

Filed Under: Federal, Immigration Tagged With: Immigration, Migration, New Guide, Visa

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