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Roam Migration Law — Immigration Lawyers Profile

Corporate immigration law built exclusively around employers and their sponsored workers

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Founded

Not published

Years active

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HQ

Melbourne

Offices

1

At a glance

Best for
Employer sponsorship · Skilled migration · Business & investor
Practice type
Immigration law firm (RMAs + Australian legal practitioners)
Initial consultation
On enquiry
Skilled visa from
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Employer-sponsored from
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Partner visa from
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Payment plans
Not advertised
No Visa No Fee
No

Visa subclasses Roam handles

Subclass 482Subclass 186Subclass 494Subclass 400Subclass 403Subclass 408

Independent assessment

Roam is the clearest example in this set of a firm that has deliberately narrowed its market: it does not present itself as a general migration service and instead sells sponsorship strategy, nomination work and ongoing compliance to employers as a business function. The homepage states plainly that it 'specialises in employer immigration services for organisations that sponsor multiple employees', and the marketing matches — an interactive savings calculator that models vacancy cost, HR time, legal rework and compliance risk before asking for an email, a compliance self-assessment quiz, downloadable visa infosheets and a newsletter, all funnelling toward a booked discovery meeting rather than a phone enquiry. For an HR manager or business owner weighing whether to become a standard business sponsor, that is genuinely useful pre-sales material and a sign the firm understands its buyer. The trade-offs are real: an individual applicant with a refused visa, a partner application or a points problem is simply not the client here, and although the firm advertises 'fixed-fee transparency' it publishes no actual figures, so a prospective sponsor has no sense of cost until the discovery meeting. The team is named openly (20 people, led by principal lawyer Jackson Taylor), but no MARNs or accredited-specialist credentials appear alongside those names, so a reader who wants to check registration independently has to look the practitioners up themselves.

Recommended for

  • •Employers setting up standard business sponsorship for the first time
  • •Companies running ongoing 482 and 186 nomination pipelines
  • •HR teams that need sponsorship compliance and record-keeping reviewed
  • •Industry employers in healthcare, aged care, construction and IT

Things to consider

  • •Works with employers, not individual visa applicants — no help if you are applying on your own
  • •Advertises 'fixed-fee transparency' but publishes no actual figures; costs only surface after a discovery meeting
  • •Practitioners are named on the Our People page, but no MARNs or accredited-specialist credentials are shown alongside them
  • •Single Melbourne office, though the client base appears national

Reviews across the web

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Why Roam stands out

  • Practises exclusively in employer-sponsored and corporate immigration
  • Interactive immigration strategy savings calculator for employers
  • Compliance self-assessment quiz plus free guides and visa infosheets
  • Industry-specific service lines across nine sectors

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Frequently asked questions

Is Roam Migration Law MARA-registered?
Roam Migration Law operates as an Australian immigration law firm; immigration assistance is provided by registered migration agents and Australian legal practitioners on staff. Verify the specific agent's MARN on the OMARA register before engaging.
How much does Roam Migration Law charge?
Roam publishes initial consultation fees on enquiry. Visa application packages start from a quoted fee depending on stream and complexity.
What visas does Roam Migration Law handle?
Roam specialises in Employer sponsorship, Skilled migration, Business & investor. The firm regularly handles visa subclasses including 482, 186, 494, 400, 403, 408.
Where is Roam Migration Law located?
Roam is headquartered in Melbourne and operates across Melbourne.
How long has Roam Migration Law been operating?
Roam does not publish an establishment year on its own website, so we do not state one. Ask the firm directly, or check the relevant state law society register for the individual practitioner's registration history.
What do Roam Migration Law clients say in reviews?
Public review aggregates are limited; verification via direct consultation is recommended.

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