About Us
Law Firm Specialising in Immigration Law
Albert Arthur Lawyers is a law firm specializing in immigration law based in Sydney, Australia.
We provide an array of services in all spectra of immigration laws: visa applications, appeals to tribunals and Courts, and assistance with highly complex immigration matters.
At Albert Arthur, we understand that each client is unique. Australian immigration law and framework is one of the most challenging, dynamic, and complex areas of law, which is why we emphasize on client-focus approach in providing our services.
Our comprehensive solutions are tailored to each client. We listen to you. We speak your language. We remove the inefficiency and stress that comes with it. We protect your interests by focusing on your objective, and by mitigating and managing your risks. We are transparent with our fees and do not like to surprise you with hidden costs. You focus on your life, and we on your immigration goals.
Our team consists of highly skilled and experienced Immigration Lawyers and Registered Migration Agents. With combined years of extensive experience, you can rest assured that we will help you every step of the way.
Integrity
We value honesty, and our relationships are built on trust.
Ingenuity
We think outside the box. Every case and every piece of advice we provide is based on the thought process backed up by a wealth of hands-on experience and highly trained, inventive legal minds.
Inquisitiveness
We keep moving. We are agile in our mission. We constantly improve. We do not stop. We do not give up.
We provide bespoke services to a wide range of clients, from individuals, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), corporations, and non-profit organizations, to state-owned enterprises (SOE) and multinational companies. Our assistance includes the following matters:
- Visa and Citizenship applications
- Appeals to Administrative Appeals Tribunal
- Judicial Review to Federal Circuit Court (FCFCOA), Federal Court, and High Court
- Internal review at Department of Home Affairs
- Ministerial intervention
- Health and character issues, including domestic violence issues in family visa cases
- Corporate immigration, including sponsorship audit, monitoring, and sanctions