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Migration Agent Campsie | MARN 0962347

Migration Agent Campsie.
Registered Advice, Close to Home.

Need a registered migration agent near Campsie? Fatima El-Kheir helps Campsie families and workers with partner, parent, skilled and employer-sponsored visas, in English or Arabic. Meet us at our nearby Bankstown office or by video from home.

Start with a short enquiry. Fees apply for a full assessment.

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Start here

Tell Us About Your Visa Situation.

Share a few details and let us know whether you would prefer to meet at our Bankstown office, by phone or by video from Campsie. Our team will contact you to discuss the appropriate next step.

Submitting an enquiry does not include a full visa assessment. Assessment fees apply.

Common situations in Campsie

Which Visa Fits Your Situation?

Campsie is home to families from all over the world. These are the situations we help with most, and the visa that usually applies. Your options depend on your circumstances, so start with a conversation.

01 / PARTNER

“My partner lives overseas.”

An offshore partner visa (subclass 309/100), or a prospective marriage visa (subclass 300) if you plan to marry in Australia.

Partner visas →
02 / PARENTS & FAMILY

“My parents want to visit us.”

A visitor visa (subclass 600) lets parents and relatives visit family in Australia for a set period.

Visitor visa 600 →
03 / CHILDREN

“I want my child to join me.”

Child visas are available for children of Australian citizens and permanent residents, depending on age and dependency.

Child visas →
04 / SKILLED

“I want permanent residence through my skills.”

The Skilled Independent (189) or Skilled Nominated (190) visa, including NSW state nomination.

189 visa →   190 visa →
05 / EMPLOYER SPONSORED

“My employer wants to sponsor me.”

The Skills in Demand visa (482) for temporary sponsorship, or the Employer Nomination Scheme (186) for permanent residence.

482 visa →   186 visa →
06 / CITIZENSHIP & REFUSALS

“I am a permanent resident, or my visa was refused.”

Citizenship applications for eligible permanent residents, and Administrative Review Tribunal appeals, where deadlines are short.

Citizenship →   Tribunal appeals →

From Campsie to our office

Close to Campsie, Based in Bankstown.

Borderless Migration does not have an office in Campsie. Our office is in the Bankstown CBD, a short trip from Campsie, and many Campsie clients choose phone or video appointments so they never need to travel.

Our office

Level 8/25 Restwell St
Bankstown NSW 2200

Opening hours

Monday to Friday
9am to 5pm

Also helping clients near Campsie

  • Campsie
  • Belmore
  • Canterbury
  • Clemton Park
  • Kingsgrove
  • Earlwood
  • Ashbury
  • Croydon Park
  • Lakemba
  • Hurlstone Park
  • Beverly Hills
  • Bankstown

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Prefer to visit in person? See our migration agent Bankstown page, or our migration agent Sydney page for clients across Sydney.

Your migration agent

Personal Advice From
Fatima El-Kheir.

Fatima El-Kheir, Managing Director and Registered Migration Agent at Borderless Migration

Fatima El-Kheir is the Managing Director of Borderless Migration and a Registered Migration Agent (MARN 0962347) with more than 18 years of experience in Australian migration. Campsie clients work with her directly, from the first conversation to the visa decision.

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  • One agent from start to finish You deal with the registered agent handling your matter, not a different person each time.
  • Advice in English and Arabic Explain your situation in the language you are most comfortable with.
  • Flexible for busy families In person in Bankstown, or by phone and video from Campsie.
  • Clear expectations Services and fees confirmed in writing before any work begins.

Before you choose

How to Choose a Migration Agent Near Campsie.

Whoever you choose, check these five things before you pay for migration advice.

  • They are registered. Search their name or MARN on the official OMARA register. Australian lawyers with a practising certificate can also give migration advice.
  • You get a written agreement. Registered agents must set out their services and fees in writing before work starts.
  • No guaranteed outcome. Visa decisions are made by the Department of Home Affairs. Be wary of anyone who promises approval.
  • Government charges are explained. The visa application charge is separate from the agent’s fee. Read our guide to migration agent costs.
  • You understand your current visa. Check your conditions and expiry date first with a VEVO check.
  • They speak your language. Clear communication avoids costly mistakes. We advise in English and Arabic.
STEP 01

Share Your Situation.

Send the enquiry form or call 0433 419 900 with a brief explanation of what you need.

STEP 02

Choose How to Meet.

At our Bankstown office, or by phone or video from Campsie. We explain any assessment fees first.

STEP 03

Get a Clear Plan.

Receive advice on your options, documents and timing, then decide how you want to proceed.

★★★★★  4.9/5 from 140+ Google reviews

What Clients Say About Fatima.

★★★★★

“Fatima was absolutely amazing throughout my immigration process. She responded quickly, stayed on top of everything, and made the whole experience stress-free.”

Asala, permanent residency
★★★★★

“From the very first consultation to the final grant, Fatima was professional, responsive, and genuinely caring.”

Taha, partner visa
★★★★★

“I had an outstanding experience with Borderless Migration, and I can’t thank Fatima enough for her professionalism, expertise, and genuine care throughout the entire process.”

Jay

Read all Google reviews →  Every application is different. Visa outcomes are decided by the Department of Home Affairs.

Before you enquire

Migration Agent Campsie: Your Questions, Answered.

Do you have an office in Campsie?

No. Our office is at Level 8/25 Restwell St, Bankstown NSW 2200, a short trip from Campsie. Campsie clients can meet us there in person, or book a phone or video consultation from home.

Can I get visa advice by video if I live in Campsie?

Yes. Fatima El-Kheir, a Registered Migration Agent (MARN 0962347), offers video and phone consultations, so you can get advice without leaving Campsie.

Is there an Arabic-speaking migration agent near Campsie?

Yes. Fatima El-Kheir speaks English and Arabic and advises Campsie clients in either language, in person at our Bankstown office or by phone and video.

Can my parents visit me in Campsie?

Parents and relatives can usually apply for a visitor visa (subclass 600) to visit family in Australia. Eligibility depends on their circumstances, and we can help prepare the application.

How much does a migration agent cost for Campsie clients?

Fees depend on the visa and the complexity of your case, so we confirm your fee in writing before any work begins. Government visa application charges are separate and are set by the Department of Home Affairs.

Is the full visa assessment free?

No. Sending an enquiry starts a conversation about your situation at no cost. Fees apply for a full visa assessment, and we explain them before you proceed.

Can you help if my visa has been refused?

Yes. Many visa refusals and cancellations can be reviewed by the Administrative Review Tribunal, but the time limits are short and depend on the decision. Contact us as soon as you receive a refusal.

Do you help clients from suburbs near Campsie?

Yes. We help clients from Belmore, Canterbury, Clemton Park, Kingsgrove, Earlwood, Ashbury, Croydon Park, Lakemba, Hurlstone Park, Beverly Hills and across Sydney.

Take your next step

Speak With a Migration Agent Near Campsie.

Tell us what you need help with and choose how to meet: in Bankstown, by phone or by video, in English or Arabic.