

Anh Tran is Principal Lawyer at Migration Affairs. Born in Vietnam, Anh came to Australia as a refugee, spending nine months in a Malaysian camp during her early childhood. This personal experience has deeply influenced her dedication to migration law. Anh holds a Bachelor of Business, Juris Doctor, and Master of Laws from the University of Technology Sydney. She was admitted as a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of New South Wales in 2009. Prior to joining Migration Affairs, Anh gained valuable experience working with migration law firms and also managed her own practice for a period. In addition to migration law, Anh has a strong background in property and commercial law, as well as estate planning. She is fluent in both English and Vietnamese, enabling her to provide accessible legal services to a diverse client base. Outside of her legal career, Anh enjoys spending time with her family and expresses her creativity through party planning and event management.

Principal Lawyer
Migration Affairs
Dec 2024 - Present • 1 year 11 months

Senior Lawyer
Traci Migration | Maison Chen Law Group
Feb 2024 - Dec 2024 • 10 months
Principal Solicitor
Playfair Legal Pty Ltd
Apr 2019 - Mar 2024 • 4 years 11 months

Solicitor/Registered Migration Agent
K & T Legal
Jan 2015 - May 2019 • 4 years 4 months
Solicitor/RMA
Andronicos Migration Lawyers
Jun 2013 - Feb 2015 • 1 year 8 months

Solicitor/RMA
Kah Lawyers
Oct 2011 - Jul 2013 • 1 year 9 months
Volunteer Solicitor/RMA
Salvation Army Legal Centre (Auburn)
Oct 2011 - Dec 2012 • 1 year 2 months
Solicitor/RMA
Immigration Solutions
Feb 2011 - Nov 2011 • 9 months
Paralegal
McCrohon Bergseng Partners
Feb 2010 - Mar 2011 • 1 year 1 month

Masters of Law, Intellectual Property Law
University of Technology Sydney
2009 - 2011

Juris Doctor, Law, Migration Law & Family Law
University of Technology Sydney
2005 - 2009

Bachelor of Business, Business, Management, Marketing, and Advertising & Promotions Management
University of Technology Sydney
2002 - 2005
Last checked: 16 Mar 2026 • Checked with Australian Government - Dept of Home Affairs