Registered Migration Agents Perth
Established in 2001, Easymigrate merged with Australian Migration & Citizenship Services (AMCS) in 2019, forming one of Australia’s leading migration agents and provider of immigration services. Based in Perth CBD, we provide expert advice and visa assistance for clients worldwide.
Easymigrate and AMCS specialise in Employer-Based, General Skilled, Student and Family migration, as well as Corporate, Investment & Business Owner visas - all under one roof.
Sharing our offices with well-known law firm Mistry Yorke Lawyers, we can also assist with AAT and Court Appeals and provide services in commercial law, employment and Wills & Estate Law. Some of these commercial and employment issues often cross into immigration issues.
Whether you’re seeking to enter or remain in Australia temporarily or permanently, Easymigrate provides trusted immigration advice and Australian visa application assistance to clients from all corners of the globe, with confidence and expertise.
Migration Agents Registration Number: 0100178
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