Registered migration agents
Migration is personal. Your advice should be too.
Clear Australian migration guidance from people who take the time to understand your situation.
Established 2018★★★★★ 5.0 Google rating107 Google reviews
Your first conversation starts here
Start with your goal
Where would you like to begin?
Live & work
Get sponsored
Partner & family
Study
Review a decision
How we can help
Advice for every stage, from your first visa to citizenship.
Student visas
Course advice and student, guardian and graduate visas.
Visitor visa
Family visits, holidays and parent visitor visas.
Skilled migration
Points-tested visas 189, 190 and 491.
Skills assessment
The right occupation and evidence, first time.
Employer sponsored
Visas 482, 186 and 494 for skilled workers.
Partner and family
Partner, fiancé, parent and child visas.
Australian citizenship
Eligibility, application and test preparation.
Bridging visas
Stay, work and travel while you wait.
Visa refusals and cancellations
Review applications to the ART, with strict deadlines.
For employers
Sponsor a skilled overseas worker.
“From the first consultation to the final visa grant, they were professional, clear, and always available to answer my questions… They guided me every step of the way and made sure my application was strong and complete.”
“She guided me through the process of obtaining a permanent residency visa, and her expertise was invaluable. Amritpal was not only knowledgeable but also incredibly patient and responsive to all my queries.”
“So happy and thankful – my Partner visa has been granted! … She explained everything clearly, helped us prepare all documents, and always responded quickly whenever we had questions.”
“They guided me through every step of the student visa process with professionalism, honesty, and care. Their clear communication and prompt responses made the whole experience stress-free.”
“Amrit worked with me personally and researched the best options for my situation. She managed to find several options for me when many other agents weren't able to find a solution.”
“The team's attention to detail and clear guidelines made what would have been an overwhelming process so easy to understand! Their patience and positive attitude throughout me asking millions of questions was definitely a standing out point!”
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How it works
- 01
Book a consultation
In person, by phone or video. Bring your documents; we'll send you a checklist.
- 02
Get a clear plan
We tell you which visa fits, what it costs, how long it takes and what evidence you need.
- 03
We prepare and lodge
We prepare your application, lodge it and keep you updated until the decision.
Your registered migration agents
Advice from registered migration agents
Every SavieMEC matter is handled by a registered migration agent. You speak with the people preparing your application, and they deal with the Department of Home Affairs on your behalf.
Amritpal Kaur
Registered Migration Agent
MARN 1801652
Founded SavieMEC and leads skilled, employer, partner, family and citizenship matters.
Navjot Singh
Registered Migration Agent
MARN 2619650 · QEAC O354
Advises students and graduates on course pathways, student visas and the next step after study.
- Both agents are listed on the OMARA register
- Student, skilled, employer, partner, family and citizenship matters
- Plain-English advice about your realistic options, including the risks
- In person in Cranbourne, or by phone and video anywhere
Received a refusal or cancellation?
Review deadlines are strict. Contact us as soon as you get your decision letter.
Latest resources
Guide
Migration
189 vs 190 vs 491: which skilled visa fits you?
Points, nomination, where you can live and the route to permanent residence, compared.
Read guideGuide
For employers
From 482 to 186: the pathway to permanent residence
How sponsored workers move to permanent residence, for workers and employers.
Read guideGuide
Visa reviews
Visa refused? What to do in the first week
Deadlines, bridging visas, review rights and how to prepare, day by day.
Read guideDownloads
Free checklists
Printable PDF checklists for every main visa type.
View checklistsLocal to Cranbourne. Available Australia-wide.
Our office is at 77-83 High Street, Cranbourne, in the City of Casey. We meet clients in person across South-East Melbourne, and by phone or video anywhere in Australia and overseas.
- Cranbourne
- Clyde
- Berwick
- Narre Warren
- Hampton Park
- Lynbrook
- Pakenham
- Officer
- Dandenong
- Frankston
- Online, Australia-wide
Frequently asked questions
Is SavieMEC a registered migration agent?
Yes. SavieMEC's migration advice is provided by Registered Migration Agents Amritpal Kaur and Navjot Singh, both listed on the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA) register. Only registered migration agents and Australian legal practitioners can lawfully give immigration assistance in Australia.
Where is SavieMEC located, and do you offer online consultations?
Our office is at Suite 2, Level 1, 77-83 High Street, Cranbourne VIC 3977. We see clients in person, by phone, or by video call, so you can get advice from anywhere in Australia or overseas.
What visas does SavieMEC help with?
We help with student, visitor, skilled, employer-sponsored, partner, parent and family visas, Australian citizenship, bridging visas, and visa refusal and cancellation reviews. We also help employers sponsor overseas workers.
Can a migration agent guarantee my visa will be approved?
No. No migration agent can guarantee a visa outcome, because the decision is made by the Department of Home Affairs or the Administrative Review Tribunal. What we can do is give you an honest assessment of your chances and prepare the strongest possible application.
What should I bring to my first consultation?
Bring your passport, details of any current or past Australian visas, and any letters from Home Affairs or the Tribunal. If you have them, also bring your qualifications, English test results and work references. Download our free consultation checklist to prepare.
General information only, not migration advice. Visa rules change often. We'll confirm what applies to you in a consultation.