The Visa Centre is an officially recognised immigration and job search agency specialising in obtaining permanent residence visas to Australia, New Zealand and Canada.


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Visa Centre's parent company, Oceania Development Group also includes the Migration Bureau and Four Corners Immigration. The Migration Bureau was one of the first private migration practices of its type and Four Corners has long been known as one of the best immigration companies in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Today this group of companies offers a broad spectrum of international visa services and is one of the world's largest, longest-established and officially-recognised immigration consultancies - specialising in obtaining skills, family and business permanent residence visas to Australia, New Zealand and Canada.
Oceania Development Group is understandably proud of its history and its unique distinction as a pioneer of the modern-day immigration consulting industry.
Australia, New Zealand and Canada have long attracted skilled workers, qualified professionals and business persons from around the world seeking a better life for themselves and their families. It is widely thought that immigration has built these "new world" lands into the prosperous countries that they are today.
Increasing competition for a fixed number of places means that the immigration authorities can only approve applicants with the best prepared applications, thus creating the need for independent immigration consultants.
The immigration consulting industry has been formally recognised by the various governments through the creation of professional industry bodies;