Agape Henry Crux vs Parish Patience

Side-by-side comparison of two Australian migration agents on the fields that matter most when choosing representation: review volume and rating, MARA registration, specialties, visa subclasses handled, fee structure and location. Updated .

Agape Henry Crux

Sydney immigration litigation practice with two accredited specialists in immigration law

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Parish Patience Immigration Lawyers

One of Australia's oldest law firms, now a specialist immigration practice

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Side-by-side comparison

FieldAgape Henry CruxParish Patience
Founded20191888
HeadquartersSydneySydney
Offices1 location(s)2 location(s)
Practice typeImmigration law firmImmigration law firm
MARNOn enquiry / firm-levelOn enquiry / firm-level
SpecialtiesRefusal appeals & AAT, Employer sponsorship, Partner & family, Student visas, Business & investorGeneralist, Refusal appeals & AAT, Business & investor, Employer sponsorship, Partner & family, Skilled migration, Student visas
Visa subclasses186, 187188, 888, 186, 494, 482, 407, 408, 189
Aggregated rating
Total reviews00
Consultation feeOn enquiryOn enquiry
Skilled visa from
Employer-sponsored from
No Visa No FeeNoNo
Payment plansNot advertisedNot advertised

Which one is right for you?

Pick Agape Henry Crux if

Sydney immigration litigation practice with two accredited specialists in immigration law

  • Applicants with a visa refusal or cancellation heading to the ART
  • Character-related and complex credibility cases
  • Judicial review in the Federal Circuit, Federal or High Court
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Pick Parish Patience if

One of Australia's oldest law firms, now a specialist immigration practice

  • Refusal, cancellation and tribunal or court appeal matters
  • Applicants who want a genuine law firm rather than an agent-only practice
  • Offshore applicants in Vietnam or Bangladesh
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