Skilled & Business Migration provide a variety services and resources to help migrants, local businesses and migration agents navigate the migration process.
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Support Services

Skilled & Business Migration offer a range of support services for migrants to help migrants settle in South Australia.

Resources

Access our library of resources that will help streamline the application process and support you in making your move to South Australia.

Migrant & Business Resources

If you are looking for support specific to your situation, we have collated information and services you can access to help guide you through state nomination and endorsement processes.

Skilled Arrival Services
Business Migrant Support Services
Recognition of Qualifications
Information Sessions

Immigration Assistance

If you are unsure of the application process and would like assistance, you can get someone to help you navigate the process.
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Troubleshooting

Frequently Asked Questions

We have compiled a selection of typical questions raised with Skilled and Business Migration to help you better understand the migration process and options available to you.

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If you need help to establish the most suitable visa scheme for your situation we recommend consulting a registered migration agent. Lists of registered agents are available from the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA) and the Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) websites.

Immigration SA is unable to provide comprehensive migration advice.

Permanent or residence visa holders may be eligible to become citizens, for more information, please visit the Department of Home Affairs citizenship information website.

The issuing and granting of all visas rests with the Department of Home Affairs and Immigration SA does not intervene in the visa decision making process.

Immigration SA is aware of its' right as the nominating agency to appeal the Department of Home Affairs refusal decision through the Migration Review Tribunal (MRT), however, it is Immigration SA's policy not to pursue appeal decisions made by Department of Home Affairs and regret that we cannot assist you in this matter.

If you have any questions or require further support or advice, get in contact with our team for more information.

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