Why you received our email
Visa Pilot introduces people who need help with an Australian visa to registered migration agents near them. We emailed you because a real person asked for help with a visa, and you were one of the closest registered agents.
What Visa Pilot is
Visa Pilot gives people general information about Australian visas — and, when they need professional help, introduces them to registered migration agents close to them. We are not a directory: people tell us their situation, and we introduce them to a few agents nearby.
Referral emails come from Xabi at xabi@visapilot.au or from notifications@visapilot.au, so those addresses in your inbox are us. We found your email on the public OMARA register of migration agents.
Why we contacted you
Someone near you asked us for help with a visa. We reached out to a small number of the closest registered migration agents so the person can be connected with someone who can genuinely help. That's the only reason you received our email — there was a specific client behind it.
Yes, this is legitimate
Registered migration agents only
We only refer people to registered migration agents on the OMARA register, and we check every agent's MARN before they join the network.
No cost to look, no obligation
Viewing a client's details is free, and you're never obliged to take anyone on. You only pay if you choose to accept a referral once your free introductions are used — and your first few are on us.
One click to stop
Not interested? Every email has an unsubscribe link, and once you use it we won't email you again. We don't sell or share your details.
How it works
- 1Someone tells us their situation, the kind of visa help they need and where they are.
- 2We send it to a small number of the closest registered migration agents — including you.
- 3You choose whether to view their details and reach out. No obligation.
- 4If you connect, you deal with the client directly. We step out of the way.
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