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Real cases. Real answers.

Success stories

Asian Roofing Products

Refused an Australian visa on the first attempt, the applicant reapplied through Future in Australia with additional supporting documentation. The team — Yamuna and Pavan Duggu — guided the process closely, and a 5-year visa was granted on the second application.

Lohita Batchu

After an earlier rejection, the applicant worked with Sunil Kumar through the reapplication process. Clear communication and careful case handling led to a successful visa grant.

Pushpak Reddy

A client of 8 years, Pushpak's family has used the team for several applications, most recently a Parent & Grandparent visitor visa. Nanda and Yamuna kept it on track from start to finish.

Sunitha Yentrapati

Praised the team's responsiveness and Gowthami's meticulous, end-to-end handling of her mother's visa application.

BNI Global Convention — Sydney

51 BNI members secured 5-year business visitor visas through a single coordinated engagement — 12 Executive Directors across India had prior refusals turned into approvals.

FAQs

The questions most families ask first.

  • What's the difference between a Registered Migration Agent and an unregistered consultant?

    A Registered Migration Agent (Australia) is authorised by MARA and bound by a professional Code of Conduct. An unregistered consultant has no such regulatory oversight or accountability.

  • My visa was refused before — can you still help me?

    Yes. A significant part of the practice is dedicated to complex, high-risk and prior-refusal cases. A refusal is a starting point for a stronger, decision-ready reapplication.

  • How long does a Permanent Residency application typically take?

    Timelines depend on the visa subclass, country processing queues and case complexity. Timelines are shared upfront during the initial consultation.

  • Do you handle visas for the UK, UAE and Europe, or only Australia and New Zealand?

    The practice covers Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, the UAE and parts of Europe, alongside associated business and education pathways.

  • What documents do I need for a first consultation?

    Identity documents, academic transcripts, work-experience records and English test results are helpful starting points. A checklist is provided ahead of the meeting.

  • Can international students switch from a study visa to a PR pathway?

    Often yes — provided course choice and post-study work align with an eligible occupation and points profile. Dilip advises on this alignment before enrolment where possible.

Media & Speaking

Representing Future in Australia at the BNI Global Convention in Sydney, where Dilip secured 5-year business visitor visas for 51 BNI members.