Robert Balzola and Associates

Established in 2002, Robert Balzola and Associates has been created out of a call from the wider community for proprietor Mr Robert Balzola, to enter directly into the field of migration assistance and migration representations. Robert Balzola is a former Departmental officer of the Department of Immigration and Citizenship and has over 15 years experience in the migration related field within the Commonwealth Government of Australia in addition to this registered migration practice.

Robert Balzola is a registered migration agent since 2001. Robert is also a solicitor, admitted to the Supreme Court of New South Wales in 1994 and the High Court of Australia in 2008. Robert may assist in both migration assistance and representations, including appeal work to Tribunals and higher appellate Courts. Robert has lectured in law at the University of Notre Dame and lectured other migration agents in the field of migration law.

Robert Balzola and Associates has experience in and will offer migration assistance and make migration representations in all visa categories and subclasses.

Robert Balzola and Associates works in association with other law firms in related fields of family law, criminal and other fields as the needs arise. Robert Balzola enjoys an excellent success rate within the migration profession. We pride on our personalised service. Robert Balzola and Associates also has links with translation services in a number of languages and works closely with community and Church groups and will consider pro bono and charitable works, depending on need.

Robert Balzola and Associates ensures its Professional Indemnity insurance with AON Risk Services Australia Pty Limited. Robert Balzola is a member of the Migration Institute of Australia.

Robert Balzola & Associates

QVB Chambers Suite 702 Level 7 143 York Street

Sydney NSW 2000 Australia

61-2-9283-8180

61-2-9283-8182

0405-195-048

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