We can take care of your visa problems. No worries.
Registered migration agent · Southport, Gold Coast
Employer-sponsored visa? We can help with the sponsorship, nomination and visa. Thinking about a partner visa? We can help you work out the right pathway. Student or graduate visa? We can help with the application and the issues around it. Visa refused? We can check whether you have ART review rights and the deadline that applies.
What we do
Our areas of practice.
Skilled & State Nomination
Points-tested and nominated skilled visas, from the skills assessment and Expression of Interest through to nomination and lodgement.
Read more 482 · 186 · 494 · 407Employer Sponsored
Employer-sponsored pathways involve separate employer and visa requirements. Which stages apply depends on the visa and the stream.
Read more 820/801 · 309/100 · 300 · 103/143 · 101/102Partner & Family
Partner, parent, child and other family visas, where the evidence of the relationship or the family link decides the case.
Read more 500 · 590 · 485Student & Graduate
Student and graduate visas, course and provider changes, and the Genuine Student criterion.
Read more 600 · condition 8503Visitor & Temporary
Visitor visas, extensions, and applications to lift a No Further Stay condition where circumstances have genuinely changed.
Read more Conferral · Descent · EvidenceCitizenship
Citizenship by conferral and by descent, and evidence of citizenship.
Read more BVA · BVB · BVC · BVEBridging & Status Resolution
Staying lawful. Bridging visas, work rights, and what to do when a visa has already ceased.
Read more ART · s.56/s.57 · s.351Refusals & ART Review
Refusals and cancellations – merits review at the Administrative Review Tribunal, and Ministerial Intervention.
Read more NOICC · s.109 · s.116 · s.501Visa Cancellation
Notices of intention to consider cancellation, cancellation decisions, and revocation where a visa has already been cancelled.
Read moreWe also publish plain-English guides explaining how these visas work – employer sponsored (482, 186, 494), partner (820, 801, 309, 100, 300), skilled (189, 190, 491, 191), visitor and short stay, cancellation, and refusals.
How it works
What happens when you engage us.
Talk to us
Book a consultation. We look at your actual situation – your visa history, your documents, your timing – and tell you what is available and what is not.
Advice and scope in writing
If we take the matter on you get a written service agreement setting out the work, the fees and the disbursements before any of it starts.
We prepare and lodge
We gather and check the evidence, prepare the forms and the submission, and lodge the application through ImmiAccount.
We deal with the Department
Requests for further information, health and character, and the deadlines attached to them. You hear from us when something needs your answer.
You will always know what you are paying and what for. The fees and the scope of work go into a written service agreement before the work starts, and you get an itemised invoice and a receipt for money received. That is what the Code of Conduct requires, and it is how this practice is run.
If your decision is reviewable, the deadline may be one that cannot be extended.
ART review periods for migration decisions are set by law and are generally strict. Whether a decision is reviewable, who may apply and the time available depend on the particular decision. If a review application is lodged outside the statutory period, the Tribunal may not have jurisdiction to deal with it.
If you have received a refusal or cancellation decision, send us the complete decision letter and the email or other notification by which it was sent. We can check the review rights, who may apply and the deadline that applies.
- Merits review
- Administrative Review Tribunal
- Before a decision
- Section 56 and section 57 responses
- Last resort
- Ministerial Intervention – s.351
- Court proceedings
- Referred to a lawyer – we are not a law firm
Who you are dealing with
I came here as a student in 2007.
“I know firsthand the struggle … the paperwork, the waiting, the uncertainty about what comes next for you and your family. But I never gave up, and worked hard, did everything I could, and finally got PR in 2011.”
Arash studied migration law in 2013. The practice is run from Southport on the Gold Coast, and he is the person you will be dealing with.
- Name
- Arash Barinder Singh – Arsh Dhillon
- Role
- Registered migration agent
- Practice
- No Worries Migration Pty Ltd as trustee for the No Worries Migration Trust
- ABN
- 81 453 832 475
In Australia, immigration assistance can lawfully be provided by a registered migration agent, an Australian legal practitioner or, in limited circumstances, an exempt person. Exempt persons cannot charge for that assistance. You can check any agent’s registration free of charge on the OMARA register. Our own entry is linked in the footer of every page.
Tell us where you are up to.
Whether you are at the very start, waiting on a decision, or holding a refusal letter, start with a conversation about where things stand.
- Office
- Suite 2, 19 Short Street, Southport QLD 4215