175 GSM Visa Date of Application: 10th Jan 2011, Date of Visa grant: 25 Oct 2011.I want to appreciate Dilip Nooney for his services offered throughout the entire process; He constantly advised from time to time.I Thank him so much for doing his part in furthering my application for Permanent Residency. His enthusiasm and efforts has contributed for my 175 skilled visa grant. His efforts were well paid off on helping me get visa well ahead of schedule. Thank you once again, and hope you maintain the professional excellence forward.

- MOHAMMED NADEEMUDDIN

I am really happy with Dilip’s services. I was excited to receive my permanent residency in 3 months from the date we have submitted the documents. He is very polite and accessible agent. He is a good guide and did my processing in such a manner that the department has never asked additional documents for clearing my permanent residency. I will recommend him to all my friends and relatives and all those who plan to study and migrate to Australia.

- Kartheek Gullapalli

This was one of my best consultancy which i had faced till now.. am badly disappointed by my last consultancy, while they guided us in a wrong way and not even encourager.. frankly speaking.. Dilip is a very wonderful agent who has taken our case with a keen interest..and i got through my visa..As i know my visa process is a bit risk but he managed very well.. thanks a lot Dilip..i am proud to recommend to everyone of my friends in all over the world who are willing to go Australlia.. the services and time management are literally fabulous.

- Anuradha Lella

We would like to thank Pratibha who worked tirelessly putting our partner visa application together. I know that at times we were slow in getting all the information to her she was very patient and professional.
Pratibha has a great personality and we recommend her.

- Mal + Elis | 25.2.11

I have had Dilip and Mac deal with my migration issues on the basis of a referral from friends and colleagues in Papua New Guinea. They advised me quickly and correctly and I am more than happy with their services. My wife and I are now settled in Townsville in Queensland, where I am professionally employed and delighted to be a new Australian. I have been recommending their services to friends from India, Malaysia, Singapore and China and I am more than happy to provide a general recommendation here.

—Sosongan Salayau, from Papua New Guinea, now settled in Townsville, Queensland, Australia

Mac is (now) an old friend, introduced to me by a mutual Parsi friend in Bombay, my home town. I was reluctant to impose on him for migration services when my marriage fell apart – he was a friend of my Indian ex-wife through me – and I later found myself a Pakistani wife through a Muslim matrimonial website. But I did, and thank heaven for it. His advice has always been exactly what I needed. I had to get a religious divorce and friends in my religious community raised several alarms about the consequences in Australian law and as to immigration issues, especially when I then found a Pakistani girl whom I wanted to marry and bring to Australia. I am ashamed to say that I took a second opinion from another commercial migration agent: a fellow Indian, in fact. And nothing I heard there was accurate; everything I heard from Mac had been. I would urge that anyone considering migration to Australia consult his firm.

—Shabbir Kanchwala, ex Bombay, now of Brisbane, Australia

I now refer everyone to Dilip and Mac for migration advice. I was formerly with PATTAP, the Australian government agency that disburses scholarship funding to Papua New Guinean students who wish to study in Australia. I have a pretty good idea of who qualifies to emigrate to Australia and who doesn’t. I always informally asked Mac for advice when I had that position in Papua New Guinea; now that I am out of that professional sphere and living in New Zealand myself, I am often asked for recommendations as to where to seek legal advice. Not only by Papua New Guineans, but by New Zealanders, Indo-Fijians and other Pacific Islanders. I unhesitatingly send them to Dilip and Mac. They are the best I know in terms not only of knowledge of Australian migration law but also in terms of the cultural and political issues that are relevant.

—Leslie Bola, Auckland, New Zealand

When I ran into serious annoyance with the racist Bumiputra Policy of Malaysia — I was the prize journalist with an international new agency, but as a non-Malay I was paid a pittance under the constitutionally entrenched policy of favoring ethnic Malays — I consulted Mac and learned that I could emigrate to Australia in a moment if I chose. As things turned out, on the basis of that authoritative advice I got an extremely favorable promotion within my company to London and I am happy as a clam. But it is all due to my having consulted Mac and I am eternally grateful.

—Siva Sithraputhran, London