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The Australian Migration Act 1992 provides that only Australians
registered with the Department of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs for that
purpose may give advice and assistance in relation to migration matters.
To be registered one must be expert in Migration Law.
Lawyers may not give immigration advice and assistance unless they have been registered. Under the Act applicants who obtain assistance from a registered agent may complain to the Migration Agents Registration Board about the conduct of the registered agent. There is a strict Code of Conduct enforced on Migration Agents. However the Regulations have no effect in relation to people outside Australia giving advice and/or assistance. In 1998 the Migration Agents Registration Authority became responsible for the admission, re-registration and conduct of migration agents. You are urged to contact registered migration agents when seeking immigration advice and assistance. |
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