About Us

About Transmigration

Migration is a journey and your journey starts with us. With our understanding of your desire for a smooth transferring process, and a well-settled arrangement, our aims are to focus on your needs, to provide you the professional services that meet your best interests to help you to achieve a long-term prosperous future in a second home-land, and to make your journey smoothly and successfully.

Transmigration is an Australia based company which focuses on the best interests of its clients while acting with integrity in all circumstances. Transmigration provides both migration services and relocation services to clients from many different ethnic backgrounds in Australia and from other countries. We also have a company operating in Vietnam, in order to cope with Vietnamese clients’ enquiries, in a timely efficient manner.

At Transmigration, our core values are listed as the following:

Quality – Trust – Respect:

• We will always deliver the highest quality services to ensure we are a premier company for clients to their satisfaction level
• We view trust as a common foundation for successful, enduring relationships. Trust fosters honesty, integrity and endurance, and we will ensure that it is an essential ingredient in our operations and relationships.
• We recognize that respect for others begins with respect for oneself. We are committed as a company to respecting our employees, customers and community.

Professionalism:

• We are committed to the highest standards of professionalism.

Integrity and Honesty:

• Through personal responsibility for our actions and commitments, and fair and ethical treatment for all, we value integrity and honesty as a foundation of success.

Your journey start with us, contact us now for further information.

 

PROFESSIONAL BODIES

Our professionals are belonging to one of the following professional bodies that ensure our professionals are highly qualified, provide the highest services standard and are strictly regulated.

REGISTERED MIGRATION AGENT

Who is a Registered Migration Agent?

A registered migration agent is qualified and highly skilled team of professionals, who can help you with your visa application and can deal with the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (the Department) and other organisations. Registered Migration Agents must meet competency standards, abide by a Code of Conduct and keep their knowledge of migration law and procedure up to update. Only registered migration agents can legally give immigration assistance in Australia.

It is against the law to offer migration assistance in Australia unless registered with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (Office of the MARA). Be careful of unlawful operators pretending to be registered migration agents. Always check this website to make sure you are using a registered migration agent. There are very severe penalties for people giving migration assistance, when they are not registered Migration Agents.

A Registered Migration Agent must be obligated to a strict Code of Conduct, which regulates the conduct of registered migration agents towards clients, the Department and other relevant authorities.

Expectations from a Registered Migration Agent

1. What a Registered Migration Agent can help you:

• Can explain which visa options are available to you, and recommend a suitable option
• Can prepare documents for your visa application
• Can lodged a well-prepared application with all required documents, which can make it easier and faster to get a decision from the Department.
• Can contact the Department or other organisations to discuss or ask questions about your application

2. What a Registered Migration Agent cannot help you:

• Cannot guarantee your application will be successful;
• Cannot help you get a visa if you do not meet the visa criteria and requirements;
• Cannot guarantee faster professing of your visa application

Benefits of using a Registered Migration Agent

Registered Agents:

• Must have a good and up-to-date knowledge of Australia’s immigration law and procedures;
• Are abound to act in your legitimate interests and give you accurate advice through a Code of Conduct;
• Must manage your money in a separate account until services are provided, and have their accounts audited from time to time;
• Must keep proper client records for seven years;
• Are authorised to represent you and must tell you about your visa outcome in a timely manner;
• Must keep a professional library with direct access to migration regulations;
• Undertake continuing professional development in order to maintain knowledge of migration regulations and policy;
• Charge fees that are appropriate for the complexity of the work undertaken.

Risks if using a person who is not registered:

• Might have only limited knowledge of Australia’s immigration law and procedures;
• Might give incorrect advice, make false promises, or try to take advantage of your situation;
• Might not handle your money the right way;
• Might not keep proper files and misplace your important documents; including original ones;
• Have no obligation to tell you about your visa outcome.

Consumer Guide

Click on the following links to access the Consumer Guide in English and Vietnamese to understand the migration advice profession, the code of conduct of Registered Migration Agents and the function of the Office of MARA.

https://www.mara.gov.au/get-help-visa-subsite/FIles/consumer_guide_english.pdf

https://www.mara.gov.au/get-help-visa subsite/FIles/consumer_guide_vietnamese.pdf

 

CERTIFIED PRACTISING VALUER

Who is a Certified Practising Valuer (CPV)?

A Certified Practising Valuer is a person who, by education, training and experience is qualified to perform a valuation of real property. Certified Practising Valuers are property industry professionals, and accredited with the Australian Property Institute (API), Australia’s premier property professional organisation.

Certified Practising Valuers have a role at the heart of the property market as an important part of the Australian economy, and have an important role to play in business in today’s volatile economic climate. They’re objective and independent to help reduce risk and provide greater certainty for their clients. Their clients include those involved in business of any description – as well as mum and dad investors they could be, for instance, overseas investors, rural landholders, hotel owners and operators, insurance advisors, stockbrokers, solicitors, mining companies or finance companies.

Certified Practising Valuers often specialise in a particular area, including commercial, residential or rural property, or plants and machinery or in a specific geographical location. However, whatever their specialisations are, they are all required to have hands-on experience and an understanding of the very particular conditions, legislation and standards that apply in each state and local government area where they operate.

Why is a Certified Practising Valuer special?

All API Certified Practising Valuers have to undergo tertiary training and a probationary period in the industry before they can be accredited with the API. Following accreditation, Certified Practising Valuers continue to update their knowledge with regular professional development courses within the API. And this means that rather than dealing solely with statistics or relying on ‘gut feeling’, Certified Practising Valuers have a hands-on, professional approach and work with well-established processes and standards to produce valuations that are robust, reliable and independent.

What are the benefits of working with a Certified Practising Valuers?

• With the expert knowledge of the property markets and their access into databases and information not readily available to the public, a Certified Practising Valuer is able to provide an insightful and reliable independent valuation for either commercial or non-commercial purposes.
• With rigorous training and extensive background expertise in the property field, Certified Practising Valuers, more than any other valuers, can provide advice to help maximise their client’s investment potential while minimising any foreseeable investment risks.
• A Certified Practising Valuers is also a Consultant or Adviser. A Certified Practising Valuer does far more than offer property valuations; he or she can also act as your adviser in developing your business assets, no matter whether you’re part of a large corporation, a fund manager, a private individual, or anything in between.
• A Certified Practising Valuer is expertly equipped to give you up-to-date and impartial professional advice in a wide variety of areas. Some of the many areas in which a Certified Practising Valuer can help you, include pre-purchase or sale valuations, insurance valuations, litigation support, rental assessments, asset and property management, marketing and development strategies, receivership and liquidation support and advice.
• If it is anything to do with business property, the chances are that a Certified Practising Valuer will be able to help provide you the best information for your decision making.

Who is the API?

API stands for The Australian Property Institute which is the leading and contemporary membership organisation for property professionals that develops and supports members to advise the community and business.  Members of the Australian Property Institute are impartial, objective and independent

The Australian Property Institute:

• Sets and maintains the highest standards of professional practice, education, ethics and professional conduct for our members.  In turn the work of the Institute raises the bar for the entire property profession.
• Advocates for our members with a range of stakeholders.  We do not represent one sector of the property profession but a wide range of property professionals.
• Provides professional recognition for each member.  The Australian Property Institute membership requires minimum qualifications and experience.  When you are dealing with a member of the Australian Property Institute you are dealing with a highly qualified, highly skilled professional.

 LICENSED REAL ESTATE AGENT

Who is a Licensed Real Estate Agent?

A licensed real estate agent is a person who has a solid comprehension of the regulatory requirements and legislation and you will be safe in the knowledge that the agent is licenced by a higher authority. A fully licensed real estate agent is also capable of owning or managing an agency. They are also legally entitled to act as auctioneers. A licensed Agent has had to undertake a much more detailed course of study, including topics such as trust accounting, business finance, leasing, auctions, and marketing practices.

As a real estate agent, he or she is required to follow the particular association’s Code of Conduct and Rules of Practice. This includes abiding by altruistic motives and strict ethical standards. Another requirement for membership into many real estate associations is professional indemnity insurance which helps protect you throughout the real estate transaction and is considered essential by many professionals.

A real estate agent must participate in the annual Continuing Professional Development program to further their skills and knowledge of the real estate industry.

Some key benefits of using a licensed real estate agent:

There are numerous benefits when working with a real estate agent who is licensed and also a member of a professional association.

• Licensed real estate agents are up to date with current real estate legislation,
• Know how any recent changes could impact the industry as a whole as well as your property.
• They are kept in check by the guidelines of these regulatory bodies, so if a real estate agent makes a poor decision or acts unethically, he or she will be disciplined.
• Gaining access to a wider choice of properties, of which many are not even advertised, via the contacts/ network of the agent.
• Acting in the best interests of clients as they understand their clients’ needs and preferences and use their expertise and skills to meet clients’ needs.
• Leveraging clients’ time – instead of searching for property, get someone else to do the hard work short listing suitable properties.
• Being able to obtain the best possible price through their skills and expertise.
• Source the right type of property in locations with good prospects for growth and development.
• Being able to help investors and buyers to build their property portfolio faster by buying in growth areas.
• Providing clients with additional confidence and due diligence information.