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Is someone on social media automatically authorised to give immigration assistance?

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Is someone on social media automatically authorised to give immigration assistance? A common process question in the Bridging visa A (010) room. The curated answer below summarises the relevant official help page.

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Curated answer for the Bridging visa A room No. Home Affairs identifies registered migration agents, legal practitioners and exempt persons as the permitted categories. The OMARA register is the official way to check a migration agent's registration. Source: Home Affairs: Using a migration agent. General information; no lawyer or registered migration agent has reviewed this editorial answer.

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