Know your PR options — from someone qualified to say
A written permanent-residency pathway assessment, prepared for your circumstances by a verified registered migration agent or migration lawyer. Not a quiz result. Not a score from a calculator.
A person signs it
Your report is prepared and signed by a named registered migration agent (MARN shown) or Australian legal practitioner — someone legally allowed to assess your circumstances, and accountable for the advice.
No software verdicts
Sites that score your PR chances with a calculator are giving automated guidance no one is accountable for. We don't. Software here organises facts; a practitioner forms the view.
Paid to the practitioner
You pay the practitioner's own quoted fee, directly to them. We never take a percentage of advice fees, so the advice is never shaped by our cut.
What a pathway report typically covers
The exact scope and fee are agreed with your practitioner before they start.
- Where you realistically stand for skilled migration, in plain English
- Subclass 189, 190, and 491 pathways compared for your occupation
- State and territory nomination programs worth watching, and why
- How recent SkillSelect invitation rounds have actually behaved
- Skills assessment steps for your occupation's assessing authority
- Points-improvement options and what each one costs you in time
- A written next-step plan you can hold your plans against
How it works
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Pick a practitioner
Browse verified skilled-migration practitioners — registration numbers checked, reviews from completed bookings only.
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Book and share your details
Book a consultation at the practitioner's own rate. They collect your circumstances — securely, under their professional obligations.
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Get your written report
The practitioner prepares your assessment and walks you through it. Questions go to the person who wrote it.
Want the raw numbers first?
Our free reference tools show the official occupation lists, state nomination programs, and every SkillSelect invitation round — the same public data a report draws on, without the interpretation.
General information only — not immigration assistance or legal advice. For advice about your circumstances, book a verified practitioner.