Moya Migration Law 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 .

Moya Migration Law

Adelaide appeals specialist for visa refusals and cancellations, English and Spanish

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Work Visa Lawyers

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

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Side-by-side comparison

FieldMoya Migration LawWork Visa Lawyers
FoundedNot published2011
HeadquartersAdelaideAdelaide
Offices1 location(s)1 location(s)
Practice typeImmigration law firmImmigration law firm
MARNOn enquiry / firm-levelOn enquiry / firm-level
SpecialtiesRefusal appeals & AAT, Partner & family, GeneralistSkilled migration, Employer sponsorship, Partner & family, Business & investor, Refusal appeals & AAT
Visa subclasses100, 101, 102, 103, 114, 115, 116, 143100, 101, 103, 124, 143, 155, 157, 186
Aggregated rating4.9
Total reviews096
Consultation feeOn enquiryPublished 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
Employer-sponsored from
No Visa No FeeNoNo
Payment plansNot advertisedNot advertised

Which one is right for you?

Pick Moya Migration Law if

Adelaide appeals specialist for visa refusals and cancellations, English and Spanish

  • Applicants who have just received a visa refusal or cancellation notice
  • ART appeals and judicial review matters
  • Spanish-speaking applicants who can work with an Adelaide-based lawyer
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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
Read the full Work Visa Lawyers review →

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