Suzanne Fay is a registered migration agent in Australia (MARN 2418652) and a licensed immigration adviser in New Zealand (licence 202400067), practising as Tasman Visa from Brisbane.
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- Practice name
- Tasman Visa
- Adviser
- Suzanne Fay
- Role
- Sole adviser. No team, no junior associates, no call centre.
- Australia
- Registered Migration Agent, MARN 2418652 Verify
- New Zealand
- Licensed Immigration Adviser, Licence 202400067 Verify
- Memberships
- Migration Institute of Australia (MIA), Licensed Immigration Advisers Authority (LIAA), New Zealand Association for Migration and Investment (NZAMI)
- Office
- 93 Rosebery, Brisbane QLD 4068, Australia
- Languages
- English
- Website
- https://tasmanvisa.com
- Media enquiries
- Via the contact form. There is no phone line.
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Suzanne Fay is the sole adviser behind Tasman Visa, credentialed in both Australia (registered migration agent, MARN 2418652) and New Zealand (licensed immigration adviser, licence 202400067). Working from Brisbane, she advises households moving across the Tasman on skilled, sponsored, student, partner and residence pathways, and answers every enquiry herself.
Suzanne Fay is the sole adviser behind Tasman Visa, a migration practice covering both sides of the Tasman Sea. She is a registered migration agent in Australia (MARN 2418652) and a licensed immigration adviser in New Zealand (licence 202400067), a combination that lets her compare the two rule books honestly rather than referring clients elsewhere to find out. She moved to New Zealand with her family in 2017 and later to Australia, and most of her clients are households rather than single applicants: a partner, children and a career all moving at once. She works from Brisbane, mostly by email, and writes every reply herself.
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Tasman Visa is an independent migration practice advising on visas for both Australia and New Zealand. It is run by Suzanne Fay, a registered migration agent in Australia (MARN 2418652) and a licensed immigration adviser in New Zealand (licence 202400067), from Brisbane. Tasman Visa is not a government agency and does not offer guaranteed outcomes. More at tasmanvisa.com.
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Getting it right
The few things worth checking before you publish.
The name is two words
Tasman Visa, capital T and capital V. Not TasmanVisa, not Tasman Visas, not TV.
Adviser, not lawyer
Suzanne is a registered migration agent in Australia and a licensed immigration adviser in New Zealand. She is not a solicitor, lawyer or attorney, and both regulators treat that distinction as material. Note the New Zealand spelling is adviser with an -er.
Suzanne on second reference
Suzanne Fay on first mention, Suzanne after that.
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Do not recolour it, rotate it, stretch it, add effects, or swap the blue and green. Keep clear space around it of at least half the mark height, and do not reproduce it below 24px on screen or 8mm in print.
No guaranteed outcomes
Nothing in Tasman Visa material promises a visa, and coverage should not imply one. If a draft reads that way, send it over and Suzanne will suggest a fix.
What Suzanne can speak to
Areas where she can give an on-the-record, plain-English comment. Anything outside these she will decline rather than guess.
- Australian and New Zealand visa policy changes, and what they mean in practice for applicants
- Skilled and employer-sponsored migration on both sides of the Tasman, including the 482, 186 and AEWV
- Choosing between Australia and New Zealand as a destination, and the trade-offs families weigh
- Moving as a household rather than a single applicant: partners, children, schooling, careers
- How migration advice is regulated, and how to tell a credentialed adviser from an unregulated one
"If you are on deadline, say so in the first line and I will reply the same day where I can. I would rather give you a short accurate comment than a long vague one."
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