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Gerald Santucci Nick Tebbey Lynne Heffernan Martha JosiahAustralian VISAS
Other than Australian citizens, everyone who travels to Australia must have a visa; some are electronic and some are paper. The Australian government offers a variety of visas depending on an individual's situation. There are five main streams through which Australian visas are offered: Student Visas; Family Visas; Work Visas; Business Visas; and Tourist Visas. read more
Nick Tebbey Senior Associate
Nick is a Senior Associate and registered Migration Agent at Snedden Hall & Gallop. He joined the firm in July 2002 after receiving the Snedden Hall & Gallop University Scholarship in 2000.
Nick is an expert in Australian migration law and utilises his knowledge to achieve successful outcomes for his clients. Nick was registered as a Migration Agent after sitting the entrance exam in 2005, where he achieved the highest score in Australia. He has lectured in migration law at the Australian National University since 2006 and is presently undertaking a Master of Laws at the ANU.
Nick holds a Bachelor of Laws with Honours and a Bachelor of Asian Studies from the ANU. He was the ACT Young Lawyer of the Year in 2009.
Nick currently serves as President of the Conservation Council ACT. He also volunteers for the Starlight Children's Foundation and the Salvation Army, for which he provides wills and estate planning on a pro bono basis. Nick enjoys a good wine and is a keen traveller with a taste for thrills and adventure.
Nick Tebbey, Senior Associate
All migration agents in Australia must be registered by the Migration Agents Registration
Authority and abide by the code of conduct.
More information about this can be found at www.mara.com.au
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Studying in Australia
Australia is a very popular destination for study, as it is internationally recognised as providing high quality education at all levels. We have extensive experience in representing Student Visa applicants... read more
Bringing a family member to Australia
The Australian government is committed to allowing Australian citizens and permanent residents to bring their family members to Australia... read more