Leaders in Australian Migration
Since 1988
Our skilled team of solicitors, registered migration agents and consultants provide personalised immigration and visa services for individuals, small businesses and large organisations.
About us
PLAYFAIR® has been realising your dreams in Australia and globally for more than 30 years.
Our depth of experience, longevity and success ensure the highest quality support across a range of services – temporary visas, migration and all your other legal services to establish you, a family, investments and your business to thrive in a new country.
As a leader in our field, we pride ourselves on providing a personalised service that’s tailored to your needs – something that’s reflected in our loyal client base.
Whether you’re an individual or global corporation, you’ll be connected to one of our team who will be readily contactable for all your case needs.
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Our services
Corporate
services
We offer a full range of visa services and advice for employers, including temporary sponsorship, permanent sponsorship and labour agreements.
Private
clients
Offering a wide range of migration services to individuals, we take the time to understand your situation to provide a personalised service.
Humanitarian
visas
Our team are experts in Protection Visas and work with some of Australia’s most vulnerable refugees and asylum seekers.
Government
services
As a leader in the industry, PLAYFAIR has worked extensively with the Australian government to advise on and implement migration activities.
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The migration process can seem daunting and complex, whether you are applying personally or providing sponsorship as a large corporation.
If you have any questions or are unsure of eligibility requirements, just fill out your details below to request a consultation.
Latest news & insights
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Checklists For Travel
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