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Why fees vary
Under the Code of Conduct for registered migration agents, the amount your agent charges (fees) must be fair and reasonable. Your agent will set their fee based on your circumstances, the complexity of your case, what work has been done/still needs to be done, and the urgency of your case.
Agent fees vary and depend on:
- Your visa application type.
- The amount of time it will take to prepare your application. Some visa applications take longer to prepare than others. You can check how much your agent might charge you in the list of fees in the Agent fee data table below.
- The level of service you need.
- If you need extra help or have complex circumstances. For example, your agent might charge more if you have dependents on your application (such as children).
- The experience and qualifications of your agent. If your agent is a lawyer or has many years of experience, their fees might be higher. If your agent’s fees seem too high, discuss this with them before signing a contract.
Consider talking to a few agents about their service and fees, before you choose one and sign a written contract with them.
Our fees are determined by the specifics of your case, i.e. complexity, urgency, type of visa, whether a submission (legal argument) is required, how many are included in the application and whether you complete our electronic questionnaire or not, etc.
MARA no longer publishes a fee range. Fees are influenced by complexity, urgency, agent’s experience, etc.