Yes.

We are registered with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA).

This means we are legally authorised to provide Australian immigration advice and must follow a strict Code of Conduct.

Find our Australian Registered Migration Agent details in the MARA portal:

MARN: 1913375

Our Registered Migration Agent assists with:
Partner Visa, Temporary Graduate Visa, Employer Sponsored Visa, Skilled Migration Visa, Student Visa & Visitor Visa

Our services include:
Eligibility Assessment, Professional Advice, Preparing Visa Applications, Skills Assessments, Visa Lodgement, Post Lodgement Services, Submissions to the Department & Other bodies, Submissions to the Tribunal (ART)

Getting started with Turner-Rowe Migration is very simple. Please feel free to contact us through our contact form or book a consultation with us, we’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.

No, our Migration Agent can’t guarantee your Visa approval.

Only the Department of Home Affairs makes the final decision.

However, we can help you maximise your chances by ensuring your application is complete, accurate, and decision ready.

If your visa is refused, we will help you:

• Review the refusal reasons

• Advise on appeal options (if available)

• Discuss re-application strategies

Some matters may be reviewable at the Administrative Appeals Tribunal.

An Employer Sponsored Visa requires an Australian employer to offer you a job and sponsor your Visa application.

The Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189), on the other hand, does not require sponsorship. Instead, applicants are assessed using a points system based on factors such as age, English language skills, qualifications, and work experience.

While the Subclass 189 Visa can be highly competitive, Employer Sponsored Visas provide another pathway for skilled workers who have support from an Australian employer.

What is the main difference?

• 482 = Temporary stay, Flexible entry pathway, Employer dependency

• 186 = Permanent residency, Long-term settlement, Stability and security

482 → Temporary opportunity
186 → Permanent future

A Migration Agent is a licensed professional who provides expert advice on Visa applications, immigration laws, and residency pathways.

An Education Agent helps students choose and apply to universities, colleges, and available courses in Australia.

The difference between a migration agent and an education agent comes down to one key thing: legal expertise vs academic guidance.

• Go with an Education Agent if you're starting your study in Australia

• Work with a Migration Agent if visas and immigration laws are involved