“WE are a one-stop visa shop,” Susan Anacita Watkin, owner of the SW Migration Consultancy for Australia, told Panay News, sharing that her agency seeks to help out budding Filipino workers to maximize their chance of getting a lucrative job in the country known for the Sydney Opera House and the Great Barrier Reef.
Watkin shares that SW Migration Consultancy for Australia seeks to aid clients in finding legal pathways to Australia, specialized in all areas of visas including: student visa, skilled independent visa, general skilled migration visa, temporary work visa, employer-sponsored visa, family and partner visa, parent visa, business visa, and even tourist visas.
Boasting a stellar track record of approved applications, Watkin – who is based in Australia but still personally handles and talks to all her clients – highlights the “intensive customized assistance” SW Migration Consultancy for Australia offers, not content with mere checklists and a “one-size-fits-all” approach in handling their potential migrants, their approach always tailored to each client’s unique circumstance and specific needs.
“I really take time to personally hear out our clients and their cases so we can tailor and customize a pathway for them to migrate or visit Australia,” explains Watkin, adding that they don’t charge upfront fees for consultancy. “In this line of work, you really need to understand the background and circumstance of each potential migrant to ensure they’re given the best shot to come to Australia.”
Watkin shares that Australia’s migration intake is largely driven by its economy, emphasizing: “It depends on what type of skilled workers Australia needs in a certain time frame, amo ang ga-drive sing migrant intake numbers. Our agency does our best to accommodate that.”
“Given that Australia is an ageing population, subong ang focus gid sing skilled migration is to take in more health workers, more disability support workers, and residential health care,” she added. “But trades and ‘blue-collar jobs’ are very ‘patok’ as well, there are openings for plumbers, electricians, engineers, and mechanics, among others.”
Seeking to help “create your future,” SW Migration Consultancy for Australia aims to bridge “employable” Filipino workers to the best opportunities for jobs in Australia.
Watkin, who immigrated to Australia in 1989, shares that she knows first-hand how difficult it is to migrate to a new country and try to integrate into a new culture and workplace, but with her help and expertise she knows the process can become easier for her fellow Filipinos.
Watkin adds that they also connect their clients to the best in processing skills assessment and IELTS (International English Language Testing System) examinations – some of the requirements for Australian immigration – for optimal ease.
SW Migration Consultancy for Australia also helps process Australia tourist visas, their clients’ applications often approved in record-time – their fastest approval is 24 hours – just as long as you meet and submit all the expected requirements.
SW Migration Consultancy for Australia is located on the ground floor of the The Galleria building, Valeria Street, Iloilo City from Monday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For inquiries, you may message 09202969321 or 09451454819./PN
This article will certainly lure unsuspecting Filipinos who only want a better life. Susan Watkins is suspended Migration agent. Check po ninyo ang MARA website. Ang MARN ay 0801838.
Mga statement ng article ninyo ay hindi totoo – Watkin adds that they also connect their clients to the best in processing skills assessment and IELTS (International English Language Testing System) examinations – some of the requirements for Australian immigration – for optimal ease. Ang skills assessing authority ay depende sa occupation.