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Reviewed by Dr. Sirous Ahmadi · MARN 0854826 September 28, 2026 1 min read

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Mixed-direction text follows; numerals and Latin-script expressions must keep their original order: subclass 482 · AUD 4,640 · 1 July 2026 · https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au

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Dr. Sirous Ahmadi Registered Migration Agent 0854826

Dr. Sirous Ahmadi

Registered Migration Agent · MARN 0854826

Dr. Ahmadi has been officially registered as an Australian Migration Agent since 2008 under MARN 0854826. His many years in professional practice have exposed him to significant changes in Australian migration legislation, policy, visa structures, skilled migration programs, employer sponsorship frameworks, family migration and administrative review processes. That longevity provides an important professional perspective. Migration rules change. Visa subclasses are introduced and replaced. Skilled occupation requirements evolve. State nomination programs change. Employer sponsorship rules develop. Government priorities shift. Experience accumulated across different migration systems and policy environments enables Dr. Ahmadi to consider not only what the requirements are at the time of an application, but also the broader strategic implications of decisions made throughout a client’s migration journey. He has also held professional authorisation in New Zealand immigration practice under IA 2012009, further extending his exposure to migration systems beyond Australia. Professional Leadership in the Migration Industry Beyond his leadership of Visayab, Dr. Ahmadi serves as President of the Australia Iran Migration Consultants Association — AIMCA.

Areas of practice: Skilled visas, Partner visas, employer-sponsored migration through Subclass 482 Skills in Demand, Subclass 186 and Subclass 494 visas, Standard Business Sponsorship, DAMA and Labour Agreements. Her practice also covers Partner Visas, Parent Visas, Student Visa Subclass 500, Temporary Graduate Visa Subclass 485, National Innovation Visa Subclass 858, Visitor Visas, Australian Citizenship, Resident Return Visas, Bridging Visas and complex visa refusal and Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) matters

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