Skilled & Graduate
The 189, 190, 491 and 485 — points, skills assessment and EOI.
Skilled MigrationIf you live in Logan and you’re looking for a migration agent, the good news is that you’ve got one on your doorstep — right on Logan Road at Eight Mile Plains, effectively the northern edge of the City of Logan.
BYD Education & Immigration Consultants sits at Eight Mile Plains, right on Logan Road, which is effectively the northern edge of the City of Logan. From Springwood it’s a few minutes down the M1. We work with Logan clients every week, in person at our office and online.
Our migration work is led by a registered migration agent (MARN 1794201), so the advice you get is lawful, accountable, and bound by a professional Code of Conduct. When your visa is on the line, that protection is the point.
In Australia, only a registered migration agent or an Australian legal practitioner can lawfully give you immigration assistance for a fee. Registered agents are overseen by OMARA and follow a strict Code of Conduct — so you get someone qualified, accountable and insured to handle your case. If you’re comparing so-called immigration lawyers and visa consultants in Logan, check the MARN first.
Our MARN is 1794201 — verify it on the public registerOur office is in the Garden City Office Park at 2404 Logan Rd, Eight Mile Plains, one exit up the M1 from Springwood. For most of Logan we’re a short, familiar drive. Springwood and Rochedale South are almost next door. Meadowbrook, Marsden, Browns Plains, Loganholme and Beenleigh are all an easy run in, and there’s parking on site.
Plenty of Logan clients prefer to sit across the table for the first meeting, and that’s welcome. Others do everything online, from the first consultation to lodgement. You get the same registered agent and the same standard of work either way.
Logan is home to people from a huge range of backgrounds — large Pacific Islander, Indian, Sri Lankan, Vietnamese, Filipino and African communities live across suburbs like Woodridge, Logan Central, Kingston and Marsden. That diversity shapes the kind of migration help local families need. If you’re helping a relative overseas, or you’ve got mixed status in one household, that’s normal here — and exactly the kind of tangle we sort out.
We regularly work with Logan clients on:
From everyday applications to the genuinely difficult cases other agents avoid. The first step is always an honest read on where you stand — before you spend a cent.
The 189, 190, 491 and 485 — points, skills assessment and EOI.
Skilled MigrationPartner, parent, child and prospective marriage visas, done properly.
Partner VisaThe 482 and other work visas for staff an employer wants to keep.
Employer SponsoredSorted alongside our education team — course and visa planned together.
Study in AustraliaContributory, non-contributory and the Sponsored Parent (870) options.
Parent VisaRefusals, ART appeals, health & character waivers, Section 48 bars.
Complex CasesCall or message us with a quick outline of where things stand.
Book a consultation at Eight Mile Plains, minutes up the M1 from Springwood, or a video session from home.
You’ll know exactly what you’re doing and what it costs before you commit.
We’re at Garden City Office Park, 2404 Logan Rd, Eight Mile Plains, on the northern edge of Logan. Springwood is a few minutes up the M1, and Meadowbrook, Marsden, Browns Plains and Beenleigh are all a short drive. There’s parking on site.
Either works. Many Logan clients do the whole thing online, from the first consultation to lodgement. Others prefer to come in for the initial meeting. You choose what suits you.
Every registered migration agent has a MARN (Migration Agents Registration Number). Ours is 1794201. You can check any agent’s registration on the Office of the MARA public register before you hand over any money.
Yes. Family reunion is a big part of what we do for Logan clients. We prepare partner and parent visa applications, check the eligibility rules that catch people out, and manage the sponsor’s side too.
Very likely, yes. Aged care, disability support, nursing and the trades are exactly the kind of occupations that come up in skilled and employer-sponsored pathways. We’ll check your occupation, your points and your options.
Yes. Complex cases are a big part of what we do, including refusals, appeals, waivers and Section 48 situations. If another agent has told you it’s hopeless, it’s worth a second opinion.
Your passport, any current or previous visa details, and anything relevant such as a refusal letter, qualifications, or your partner’s details. If you’re not sure, bring what you have and we’ll work from there.