Your contact person for all Australian visa-related questions is Martin Seidel.   Martin is a German speaking Australian Registered Migration Agent (Migration Agents Registration Number 1069532). In 2010 he successfully completed the postgraduate course "Graduate Certificate In Australian Migration Law And Practice" at Murdoch University in Perth, Western Australia, with the highest mark (High Distinction). This means that Martin has comprehensive and up-to-date knowledge of the ever changing Australian migration law and the criteria for the different visas.   Martin is also a German solicitor and is registered in Western Australia as a "Registered Foreign Lawyer". This ensures that Martin can professionally advise on all questions regarding German law, irrespective of whether you live in Germany or Australia.   In addition, Martin is a consultant for the Australian-German law firm Dammholz & Co (www.dammholz.com.au); therefore you can be sure that you will also receive professional advice on any Australian legal matters. Through his qualification and his co-operation with Dammholz & Co, comprehensive and integrated legal service is guaranteed.   The additional education and experience as a solicitor also sets Martin apart from many other migration agents; he is used to reading between the lines of complicated legislation, and thus may find possible new approaches for achieving a client's goal.   Martin is a German-Australian citizen and has been living in Perth, Western Australia, since 2008. He has gone through the entire process of migrating to Australia himself. In March 2010, he became an Australian permanent resident and in May 2012 he also became an Australian citizen, so he now has both a German and an Australian passport. All this guarantees that Martin is fully aware of problems that can arise when applying for a visa, and that he has personal knowledge when it comes to migrating to Australia and to taking out Australian citizenship as the last step in the immigration process.   Martin is fluent in both German and English.