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Arthur Liew is a Registered Migration Agent with over a decade of experience assisting individuals, families and businesses in navigating Australia’s immigration system. Having migrated to Australia at a young age and having lived and studied in Sydney, Arthur brings both personal understanding and thorough professional knowledge to guide clients through one of the most significant decisions of their lives. Arthur has a strong track record of success across a broad spectrum of visa applications, including complex matters. He provides advice on a variety of visa categories such as skilled migration, family and partner visas, employer sponsorships, student visas, permanent residency, and citizenship applications. Clients appreciate his clear communication, strategic guidance and commitment to securing the best possible outcomes. His experience encompasses skilled migration and employer-sponsored visas, partner, parent and family reunion visas, student and graduate visas, business and investor migration, permanent residency and Australian citizenship, as well as appeals and handling complex cases including refusals and cancellations. Arthur holds a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Sydney and a Graduate Certificate in Australian Migration Law from the Australian National University. He has also successfully completed all three levels of the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Program. He is registered with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARN 1577271) and adheres to the OMARA Code of Conduct. Understanding that migration involves more than just paperwork, Arthur focuses on the human side of the process — opportunity and building a future. He collaborates closely with clients to clarify complex requirements, identify potential issues early, and develop tailored strategies aligned with their objectives. His approachable manner and meticulous attention to detail ensure clients feel supported and confident throughout the migration journey.
Last checked: 17 Nov 2025 • Checked with Australian Government - Dept of Home Affairs
