- Migrated to Australia from Hong Kong in 2017
- Speaks fluent English, Cantonese and Mandarin
Charlotte manages all aspects of a client’s visa application, providing advice at each stage of the process.
More About Charlotte
As a Registered Migration Agent, Charlotte consults with individuals and employers seeking advice on visa and sponsorship options, and advises on the various options that may be available to visit or live and work in Australia.
Charlotte has great communication skills and is very attentive to details. She always takes care to manage applications according to the Department’s strict requirements.
Education and Qualifications
Charlotte is highly qualified and has excelled in her social science, legal and migration studies, having achieved Honours-level awards and several High Distinctions. Charlotte holds a:
- Bachelor of Social Science in Economics (Hons) – 2010 (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
- Bachelor of Laws (Hons) – 2014 (University of London)
- Graduate Certificates of Agricultural Futures – 2021 (University of Southern Queensland)
- Graduate Diploma in Migration Law and Practice – 2023 (University of Technology Sydney) – awarded a High Distinction for all subjects.
Background
Building on her academic background in social science and law, Charlotte began her immigration career at Interstaff in 2021 as a Visa and Migration Coordinator. As a Registered Migration Agent, she enjoys conducting legal research and problem solving cases to achieve successful outcomes for her clients.
Areas of Expertise
- Skilled Migration Visas – including Employer Sponsored Visas and Independent Skilled Migration
- Partner and Family Visas
- Permanent Residence and Australian Citizenship
Charlotte’s industry highlights
“Having gone through my own visa and citizenship applications process before, I understand how important our roles are in supporting our clients. I feel joyful every time the applications we prepare get a desirable outcome for them. It’s a pleasure to play a role in something that is so life changing for a person.” – Charlotte Lee.