Find a Licensed Migration Agent in Australia
5,392 registered migration agents — all verified against the OMARA public register as of 2026-10-24.
Australia has 5,392 registered migration agents (RMAs) authorised to provide immigration assistance, as of 2026-10. All are registered with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA). Use this directory to find a verified migration agent in your state or city.
Browse by State / Territory
Top Cities
| City | State | Licensed Agents |
|---|---|---|
| Melbourne | Victoria | 558 |
| Sydney | New South Wales | 473 |
| Adelaide | South Australia | 133 |
| Perth | Western Australia | 117 |
| Brisbane City | Queensland | 112 |
| Parramatta | New South Wales | 105 |
| Chatswood | New South Wales | 54 |
| Tarneit | Victoria | 38 |
| Box Hill | Victoria | 33 |
| Truganina | Victoria | 32 |
| Docklands | Victoria | 31 |
| Eight Mile Plains | Queensland | 27 |
| Bankstown | New South Wales | 26 |
| Dandenong | Victoria | 26 |
| Point Cook | Victoria | 25 |
| Haymarket | New South Wales | 24 |
| Craigieburn | Victoria | 24 |
| Surry Hills | New South Wales | 24 |
| Glen Waverley | Victoria | 23 |
| Southbank | Victoria | 23 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Registered Migration Agent (RMA)?
A Registered Migration Agent (RMA) is a migration professional registered with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA). It is a criminal offence under the Migration Act 1958 (Cth) for an unregistered person to charge for migration assistance.
How do I verify a migration agent is registered in Australia?
Search the OMARA register at portal.mara.gov.au or use the immi.directory verification tool. Enter the agent's name or MARN number. Their status should show 'Registered' to confirm they are authorised to practise.
How many registered migration agents are there in Australia?
As of 2026-10, there are 5,392 registered migration agents in Australia according to the OMARA register. Victoria has the most, followed by New South Wales and Queensland.
Can an Australian lawyer give migration advice without being on the OMARA register?
Yes. Lawyers admitted in any Australian jurisdiction may give migration advice without OMARA registration. They are regulated by their state or territory law society instead.