Amanda has completed a combined Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Melbourne. She then underwent an articled clerkship to be admitted as solicitor and barrister at the Supreme Court of Victoria which she later achieved in April 2009 and further went on to obtain her registration as a Migration Agent the same year.

Migrating from China to Australia has given her the opportunity to have first-hand experience of countries’ languages, culture and knowledge. She has brought her skills and experience from Melbourne to Brisbane in 2010 and since then she has provided quality professional services and advice to our clients.

Dara Bamigboye is a Solicitor admitted into the Supreme Court of Western Australia.

She has resided in South Africa, England, Botswana and Australia and so she is aware of both the excitement and stress migration could have on an individual. Dara is passionate about assisting others and has done so in the past with various leadership and volunteer positions. Dara’s aim is to contribute to the success of migrants and visitors of Australia who will no doubt add value to the already culturally diverse Australia.

She aims to make the visa process as pain free as possible by assisting you in compiling your application in a professional and efficient manner, so that you may focus on the adventures Australia has to offer.

Jonnita has completed a Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Public Policy, a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice and has been admitted to the Queensland Supreme Court since 2012. Jonnita has also been a registered migration agent since 2013.

Jonnita has worked as a solicitor in a range of different legal and immigration areas. Jonnita is passionate about assisting clients throughout their journey in migrating to Australia. Jonnita understands the unique challenges and stress involved in relocating to another country having herself lived in Germany, England and Wales. Jonnita brings her deep understanding of legislation to offer clients strategic solutions to their migration challenges.