Migrating to Australia can be complex, but it doesn’t have to be stressful.
At Prosper Migration Lawyers, we specialise in guiding individuals, families, and employers through every stage of the Australian visa process.
Our team of qualified immigration lawyers provide clear, practical advice to help you understand your options, prepare strong applications, and achieve successful outcomes.
Migrate with confidence. Prosper in Australia.
Prosper Migration Lawyers is an Australian immigration law firm providing legal guidance on visa and migration matters for individuals and employers. Our work focuses on navigating Australia’s migration framework with accuracy, care, and professional responsibility.
Whether you’re sponsoring overseas workers and talent, reuniting with family, or applying for skilled migration or permanent residency, our lawyers provide end-to-end migration support designed around your goals.
If you’re an Australian business looking to hire overseas employees, we simplify the sponsorship process through 482 Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) and 186 Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) visas.
We assist with labour market testing, occupation lists, and eligibility to ensure compliance with Department of Home Affairs requirements.
For skilled professionals seeking to build their future in Australia, we handle 189 Independent, 190 State Sponsored, and 491 Regional visas.
From skills assessments to Expression of Interest (EOI) submissions, our team ensures your application meets every standard for success.
Reunite with loved ones through Partner (820/801, 309/100), Parent, and other family visa programs.
We help you prepare evidence, avoid common mistakes, and submit a strong case to the Department, ensuring you’re one step closer to being together in Australia.
Ready to take the final step? We assist permanent residents with citizenship eligibility, applications, and ceremony guidance.
Our lawyers make sure your transition to becoming an Australian citizen is smooth and fully compliant.
If your visa has been refused or cancelled, you still have options. Our appeal lawyers assess your prospects, manage deadlines, and represent you at the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) to protect your right to stay in Australia.
Australian immigration law is complex and subject to frequent change. Our role is to assist clients in understanding their obligations, eligibility pathways, and procedural requirements under Australia’s migration system.
We advise across a range of migration matters, including applications involving individuals, families, and businesses, with an emphasis on compliance, accuracy, and informed decision-making.
Our legal migration services relate exclusively to Australian immigration and migration law. Advice is provided based on the circumstances of each matter and the applicable legislative framework at the time of assessment.
With over a decade of experience in Australian immigration and citizenship law, our Principal Lawyer and team have successfully represented clients across a wide range of visa categories, from skilled and employer-sponsored visas to complex family and partner cases.
We believe in honesty and clarity from the start. That’s why we work on a fixed-fee basis, so there are no hidden costs or unexpected charges. You’ll know exactly what you’re paying for before we begin, allowing you to plan confidently without financial surprises along the way.
Every client is unique, and so is every migration journey. When you choose Prosper Migration Lawyers, the lawyer you speak with at the start will manage your case from beginning to end. We take the time to understand your goals, assess your eligibility, and provide tailored legal advice designed to maximise your chance of success.
Our efficient systems ensure that your visa application is prepared thoroughly and submitted on time. We keep you informed throughout every stage, from initial assessment to final outcome, ensuring a seamless and transparent experience.
Our results speak for themselves. We’ve helped hundreds of individuals, families, and employers successfully navigate the Australian migration process. Whether you’re seeking a work visa, permanent residency, or citizenship, we have the experience and proven strategies to guide you to success.
At Prosper Migration Lawyers, we pride ourselves on our ethical approach. We operate with the highest standards of professionalism and compliance, ensuring every application is handled with honesty, accuracy, and care.
Receive a tailored roadmap outlining the best visa pathway for your situation.
We prepare, lodge, and manage your visa application from start to finish. We take care of the details so you can focus on your future.
An immigration lawyer is a qualified legal practitioner who can provide legal advice, represent you in appeals, and handle complex cases.
A migration agent can assist with visa applications but cannot offer legal representation. Always ensure your advisor is registered with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA).
We’ll take time to understand your background, goals, and visa history.
You’ll receive personalised advice about the most suitable visa pathway and an overview of the application process.
Consultations are available both in person and online via Zoom or Teams.
Our consultations start from $150 (45 minutes) or $200 (60 minutes), with clear fixed-fee pricing for all services.
You’ll receive a detailed quote before we begin, no hidden costs, no hourly surprises.
While we can’t control government processing times, our goal is to reduce delays by lodging complete and accurate applications from the start.
We also stay updated with Department of Home Affairs trends to give you realistic timelines.
There are multiple pathways to PR, including skilled migration, employer sponsorship, and family visas.
During your consultation, we’ll assess your situation and recommend the best route toward permanent residency.
We’re located at Level 1, 530 Little Collins Street, Melbourne, and also serve clients across Australia and internationally via online consultations.
