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Australia A registered migration agent (RMA) has been accredited by The Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (Office of the MARA Web Site), a discrete office attached to the Department of Immigration and Citizenship. MARA was established by the Federal Government in 2009. Key objectives of the Ofiice of the MARA are to ensure that:
To become registered, agents must show evidence of a thorough knowledge in all aspects of immigration legislation in Australia. Additionally to maintain registration, Registered Migration Agents are required to ensure their knowledge is current by obtaining a minimum number of Continuing Professional Development points each year. Ethics All registered migration agents are bound by the MARA Code of Conduct which is your assurance of a quality service being provided. Confidence A registered migration agent can use their knowledge of Australia's migration procedures to offer advice or assistance to a person wishing to obtain a visa to enter or remain in Australia. They can also give assistance to people who are nominating or sponsoring prospective visa applicants. An application prepared by a registered migration agent will often enhance the prospect of a successful outcome from the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC). The reason: a registered agent will address all aspects of the regulatory requirements pertaining to the specific visa you are seeking to apply for and ensure that a valid application is made prior to lodgement. New Zealand Latitudes Migration Services is additionally licensed by the Immigration Advisers Authority in New Zealand. The role of the Immigration Advisers Authority is to promote and protect the interests of people receiving immigration advice and to enhance the reputation of New Zealand as a migration destination. The Immigration Advisers Authority is responsible for the regulation of the immigration advice industry. Anyone giving New Zealand immigration advice must be licensed, and abide by a Code of Conduct. |
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