1. Appointment Of Agent

1.1 The Client appoints the Agent to represent the Client and to perform the services described in this agreement.
1.2 The client appointing the agents makes the appointment on behalf of all applicants covered by this agreement 2. Code Of Conduct (The Code) 2.1   The Code is intended to regulate the conduct of registered migration agents by introducing a proper standard for the conduct of business as a registered migration agent and establishes the minimum attributes and abilities that a person must demonstrate to perform as a Registered Migration Agent.
2.2     The Agent guarantees to provide a copy of the Code to the Client on request and at a reasonable fee. It is also available at www.mara.gov.au.
2.3   If the Code (which is prescribed in Schedule 2 of the Migration Agent Regulations 1998) is amended in a way that is inconsistent with this agreement, the Agent and Client agree to vary this agreement to comply with the new Code.
2.4   If the Code is inconsistent with the agent’s obligations as a legal practitioner or otherwise, or is inconsistent with the laws of the Country in which the Agent is operating, the Agent and the Client agree to vary this agreement to comply with the laws of that Country, to the extent of any inconsistency.

​3. Who Will Perform The Work

3.1 The Client acknowledges and consents to the immigration assistance covered by this agreement being provided by the consulting agent (the ‘Responsible Agent’).
3.2 The Client acknowledges and consents to immigration assistance covered by this agreement being delegated to other Registered Migration Agents as required.
3.3 The Client acknowledges and consents to administrative services being provided by other staff. The Responsible Agent will properly supervise the work carried out by

 any staff working for the Agent.

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4. The Agent Guarantees That He Or She

4.1 Is registered with the Migration Agents Registration Authority.
4.2 Maintains the required level of Professional Indemnity Insurance.
4.3 Will act in accordance with the law and in the best interests of the Client, and deal with the Client competently, diligently and fairly.
4.4 Has sufficient knowledge of the relevant laws to be able to competently provide the agreed services.
4.5 Before starting work for the Client, will give the Client:
(a) an estimate of fees for each hour or each service to be performed and disbursements that the Agent is likely to incur as part of the services to be performed; and
(b) An estimate of the time likely to be taken in performing the services.
4.6 Will advise the Client in writing, if in the Agent’s opinion, the application is vexatious or grossly unfounded.
4.7 If asked by a client to give an opinion about the probability of a successful outcome for the client’s application, the agent will give the advice in writing within a

 reasonable time, and may also give the same advice orally, and will not hold out unsubstantiated or unjustified prospects of success when advising the client orally or in 

writing.
4.8 Will not make statements in support of an application under the Migration Act or Migration Regulations, or encourage the making of statements, which he or she knows

 or believes to be misleading or inaccurate.
4.9 Will ensure that the Client has access to an interpreter if necessary. (The Client will be required to pay any fees charged by the interpreter.)
4.10 Will, on request, provide the Client with a copy of their application and any related documents (The Agent is entitled to charge a reasonable amount for copies.)
4.11 Will, if providing translating or interpreting services, include the Agent’s name and registration number on a prominent part of the translated document.
4.12 Has no conflict of interest in terms of Part 2 of the Code, apart from the matters disclosed in Part 10 of this Agreement.
4.13 Has disclosed in Part 10 of this Agreement all financial benefits received from Third Parties or provided to Third Parties as a result of providing advice of 

non-migration nature to the client.
4.14 Will keep records of the clients’ account, including: (a) the date and amount of each deposit made to the clients’ account, including an indication of the purpose of the

deposit and the client on whose behalf the deposit is made; and (b) the date and amount of each withdrawal made in relation to an individual client, and the name of

 each recipient of money that was withdrawn; and (c) receipts for any payments made by the client to the agent; and (d) statements of services; and (e) copies of 

invoices or accounts rendered in relation to the account.

4.15 Any interest earned in the client account will be retained to cover the cost of operating the client account.

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5. The Client Guarantees That

5.1 The Agent is able to advise the Client about immigration law at a particular point in time but is unable to predict future changes in the law that may affect applications

 after they have been lodged.
5.2 The Agent does not guarantee the success of any application.
5.3 The Agent will not be liable for any loss arising from changes to the immigration law affecting the Client’s application, which occurs after the application has been lodged.
5.4 The Agent is under no obligation to provide any refund should the application be refused for reasons outside the Agent’s control.
5.5 The Agent will be under no obligation to submit the Client’s application to the Department or review body until payment in full has been made for all fees due and 

payable at that stage.
5.6 The Agent has provided the Client with a copy of the booklet titled Consumer Guide.
5.7 The Agent’s professional fees can be invoiced on behalf of the Agent by the Agent’s business entity, as listed on the MARA Register of Migration Agents.
5.8 If the Agent has advised the Client in writing that in the Agent’s opinion, an application would be vexatious or grossly unfounded; the Client will provide written

 acknowledgement of the receipt of the advice, if notwithstanding the advice, the Client still wants the Agent to lodge the application.
5.9 The Client bears the risk that changes in immigration law may cause an application to be refused.
5.10 The Client will respond promptly to requests by the Agent to provide further information or documents.
5.11 The Client will not hold the Agent responsible for delays caused by the Client’s failure to promptly provide information or documents.
5.12 The Client is aware that failure to provide documents as required is likely to lead to an application being refused.
5.13 The Client confirms that all information provided to the Agent is, to the best of the Client’s knowledge and belief, true and current and that all documents supplied

 are genuine and authentic.
5.14 The Client is aware that the provision of false information or documents is likely to lead to an application being refused.
5.15 The Client is aware that failure to make prompt payments to the Department, review body or skills assessment body may lead to an application being refused.
5.16 The Client will, during the processing of an application, notify the Agent of any material changes in the circumstances of the client or any other person who may be

 involved in the Visa application.
5.17 The Client will not sell property, leave employment, finalise any business or personal affairs or take similar steps in anticipation of obtaining a Visa without first notifying

 the Agent.
5.18 The Client will advise the Agent of any change of contact details within two weeks of the change.
5.19 The Client agrees that the Agent is the sole contact with the Department and the Client will not contact the Department without agreement from the Agent.
5.20 The Client agrees that if the Client breaches Clause 5.19, the Agent has the right to terminate the contract, or in the alternative the Agent has the right to charge 

additional fees at the rate of $ per hour for any additional services required as a result of the breach.
5.21 The Client agrees that if they make any payment via credit card, a merchant transfer fee will be imposed and disclosed on the invoice.
5.22 If the application is for an employer-sponsored Visa, the Client agrees that they will take no other employment apart from the employment that is the subject of 

the sponsorship agreement.
5.23 As soon as possible after giving instructions to the Agent and receiving an estimate of fees, disbursements and the likely time to be taken in performing services,

 the Client will provide written acceptance of these estimates.

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6. Termination Of Agreement

6.1 The Client may terminate this agreement by providing written advice of the termination to the Agent.
6.2 The Agent may terminate the agreement at any time, provided they provide reasonable written notice to the Client. This notice must comply with the requirements in 

Clause 10.1A of the Code. If the Agent terminates the agreement, they must comply with the requirements of Clause 10.1B of the Code.
6.3 If the agreement is terminated, the Client must pay any fees outstanding for work already performed by the Agent. The Client is not required to pay any fees for work not

 yet performed by the Agent
6.4 When the agreement is terminated, the Agent must deal with the Client’s file in accordance with Part 10 of the Code.

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7. Retention Of Documents

7.1 The Agent agrees to keep securely and in a way which will ensure confidentiality all documents provided by, or on behalf of, the Client or paid for by, or on behalf of, the

 Client until the earlier of:
(a) 7 years after the date of the last action on the file for the Client; or
(b) when the documents are given to the Client or dealt with in accordance with the Client’s written instructions.
7.2 The Agent agrees to keep all other records required by Clause 6.1 of the Code for 7 years after the date of the last action on the file for the Client.
7.3 After this date the Agent may destroy the documents and records above in a way which will ensure confidentiality.
7.4 The Client has the right to receive a copy of their file on the payment of any costs in retrieving the file and for copying costs (not less than 1 hour).

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8. Confidentiality

8.1 The Agent will preserve the confidentiality of the Client. The Agent will not disclose or allow to be disclosed confidential information about the Client or the Client’s 

business without the Client’s written consent, unless required by law.
8.2 If applicable, the Agent will preserve the confidentiality of the Client’s medical records and documents in accordance with the Privacy Act.

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9. Resolution Of Disputes

9.1 If a dispute arises – out of or relating to this agreement, or the breach, termination, validity, or subject matter thereof, or as to any related claim in restitution or at

law, in equity or pursuant to any statute, the parties agree to discuss the dispute with the aim of reaching an agreement that is acceptable to both sides. The 

agreement will be documented in writing, dated and signed by both the Agent and the Client.
9.2 If one party requests an opportunity to discuss the dispute, the parties should attempt to reach an agreement within 21 days of that request (or a longer period if 

agreed between the parties).
9.3 If the parties cannot reach an agreement within 21 days, the parties agree to refer the dispute to the Australian Commercial Disputes Centre (ACDC) for final

 settlement by a single arbitrator appointed in accordance with the Rules of the ACDC, or by another dispute resolution process suggested by ACDC and accepted by

 the parties. It is expected that any fees payable to ACDC or to the person appointed by ACDC will be paid by the parties equally.
9.4 If the parties have been unable to resolve their dispute through ACDC, either party may commence Court proceedings but not before the expiry of 28 days from the

 date of referral to ACDC.
9.5 A Client may vary the procedure set out in this Part if the Client can establish that DIAC may require the Client to depart Australia.

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10. Disclosure Of Interests

10.1 The Agent discloses that they have received or will receive the following financial benefit as a result of providing non-migration advice to the client:
Amount: ………………….. Paid by: …………………………………………….. For: …………………………………………….
10.2 The Agent discloses that they have paid or will pay the following financial benefit to a third party in relation to this contract for the provision of migration advice:
Amount: ………………….. Paid by: …………………………………………….. For: …………………………………………….
10.3 The Client accepts that the Agent is not providing expert advice in relation to the subject matter of any contracts or arrangements that are the subject of this Part and

 that the Agent shall bear no liability for any loss or damage to any person or entity resulting from the provision of advice under this Part.

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11. Electronic Communications

11.1 The Agent disclaims and waives any liability or responsibility whatsoever for interception or unintentional disclosure of emails transmitted by the Agent in

 connection with the performance of this engagement.

11.2 The Client agrees that the Agent shall bear no liability for any loss or damage to any person or entity resulting from the use of email transmissions, including any

 consequential, incidental, direct, indirect, or special damages, such as loss of revenues or anticipated profits, or disclosure or communication of confidential or proprietary

 information.

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12. Relevant Law And Jurisdiction

12.1 These conditions and all aspects of the performance of our services for you are governed by, and you agree to be bound by, the law of Western Australia and the

 Code of Conduct. The Client and Agent irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Western Australia and/or the Migration Agents Registration Authority.

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Payment Terms And Conditions

Payment System

Unless stated otherwise, all payments to Active Migration Australia are processed via bank transfer

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Online Merchant Status

Active Migration Australia acts as an online merchant located in Australia. All inquiries regarding payment can be addressed to the following address and contact info:

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Suite 2, 32 Buckingham Drive, Wangara 6065 WA
Tel: +61 8 9447 2226
Email: info@activemigrationaustralia.com.au

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Refund And Cancellation Policy

Consultation Fee

As our consultation service is in high demand, we generally do not offer refunds for cancelled appointments.
We do take exceptional circumstances into consideration should something happen that is outside of your control and will consider refunds on a case-by-case basis.

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Active Migration Australia’s Service Fee

Due to the amount of work that is performed on cases from the start, we generally do not offer refunds on professional fees paid to Active Migration Australia.

We do take exceptional circumstances into consideration should something happen that is outside of your control and will consider refunds on a case-by-case basis.

Privacy Policy

Active Migration Australia recognises the importance of protecting your privacy. Please be assured that we follow a strict policy of not selling or trading any personal or

 sensitive information about our customers or prospective

 customers to any company, organisation or person outside of AMA.

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1. Personal Data And Data Protection

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By entering your data in this site you will be deemed to have given us your permission to store the Data. You are able to delete the Data from the site at anytime by

 e-mailing or calling us at:

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Tel: +61 8 9447 2226

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Email: info@activemigrationaustralia.com.au

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2. Technical Data

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We may collect technical data about the type of Internet browser and computer operating system that you use. This information does not identify you as an individual and is

 used only for tracking of site use.

We might also place a ‘cookie’ on your hard drive that will help us to identify you when you return to the site and allow us to tailor content to your personal preferences. If

 you do not wish to use ‘cookies’ you may disable this option in your Internet browser settings. ‘cookies’ can be removed from your computer.