Limor Grinberg

Extensive experience in Australian Migration Regulations and Policy

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MARN Registered 9793031, MIA 949, MMA

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Principal Registered Migration Agent
Principal Director of Immicon Pty Ltd
Principal Director of Immicon Legal Pty Ltd

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OMARA Registration Number 9793031
Member of Migration Institute of Australia No.949
Member of Migration Alliance

 

 

​Limor is the Principal Senior Registered Migration Agent, having been practising as an Australian Registered Migration Agent since 1997.

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Limor’s expertise lies in her in-depth knowledge and understanding of Australian migration law providing care and consideration to every client, ensuring the right pathway is pursued and the prospects of success are clear. Her attention to detail in the preparation, lodgement and management of applications has ensured a smooth and successful process for every client.

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This work is her true passion. She feels very fortunate to have helped so many individuals and businesses in their migration journey to secure a visa to Australia and takes great pride in her high success rate, including highly complex matters.

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In her formative years of her young working life, she learned the meaning of hard work, the value of self-discipline and responsibility, and how to deal effectively with the diversity of human personalities. Most importantly, she learned the true measure of her own capabilities in business, which is reflected in her successful migration practice and the thousands of people she has helped achieve their dreams.

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Limor’s grandparents and parents had the privilege and opportunity of immigrating to Australia before she was born and she is so proud of what they have achieved and the contributions that they have made to this beautiful country. Having raised 5 incredible children and 3 gorgeous cavoodles, all also born in Australia, she prides herself on her ability to balance her career and personal life with grace, love, candour, determination, good humour and the regular use of negotiation skills.

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The outcome of a process can never be guaranteed as the decision is ultimately made by the Department of Home Affairs. The first step of any process is ensuring that an assessment is undertaken to determine if the eligibility requirements can be met.

 

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