Hannan Tew vs Work Visa Lawyers

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 .

Hannan Tew Lawyers

LIV-accredited specialist firm for complex corporate immigration

5.0357 reviews · google
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Work Visa Lawyers

Adelaide immigration law firm built around skilled and employer-sponsored work visas

4.996 reviews · lawtap
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Side-by-side comparison

FieldHannan TewWork Visa Lawyers
Founded20142011
HeadquartersMelbourneAdelaide
Offices2 location(s)1 location(s)
Practice typeImmigration law firmImmigration law firm
MARNOn enquiry / firm-levelOn enquiry / firm-level
SpecialtiesEmployer sponsorship, Business & investor, Refusal appeals & AAT, Skilled migrationSkilled migration, Employer sponsorship, Partner & family, Business & investor, Refusal appeals & AAT
Visa subclasses482, 186, 494, 188, 132, 189, 190, 491100, 101, 103, 124, 143, 155, 157, 186
Aggregated rating5.04.9
Total reviews35796
Consultation feeFrom $450Published fee schedule: standard appointment with a lawyer or registered agent AU$350; with principal lawyer Chris Johnston AU$440; complex matters AU$470/AU$550; urgent same-or-next-day AU$600/AU$650. Fixed service fees are published as 'from' rates (e.g. general skilled migration from AU$6,100, employer-sponsored from AU$2,750, citizenship from AU$3,200).
Skilled visa from$5,000
Employer-sponsored from$6,500
No Visa No FeeNoNo
Payment plansYesNot advertised

Which one is right for you?

Pick Hannan Tew if

LIV-accredited specialist firm for complex corporate immigration

  • Corporate clients with multi-employee 482 sponsorship programs
  • Distinguished talent (858) and Global Talent applicants
  • Visa refusals proceeding to Federal Court judicial review
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Pick Work Visa Lawyers if

Adelaide immigration law firm built around skilled and employer-sponsored work visas

  • National Innovation Visa and Global Talent candidates
  • Appeals, judicial review, and ministerial intervention matters needing a lawyer
  • Employer-sponsored and skilled applicants wanting a larger firm with specialist desks
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