- Over 8 years experience in the migration industry
- Speaks Mandarin, English and Sichuan Dialect
Tracy is one of Interstaff’s Senior Registered Migration Agents and assists with all migration matters, including skilled visas and sponsorship, visa refusals and appeals and partner and family visas.
More About Tracy
Tracy treats every case with sensitivity and always takes the time to listen to clients and their needs to provide helpful advice throughout their visa journey. She enjoys problem solving cases and carefully considers a migration pathway that will best suit the client’s needs.
Tracy enjoys the challenges that come with the constantly evolving migration landscape. She finds it satisfying to guide clients through any changes that can arise – such as shifts in government visa sponsorship rules and advising on possible solutions.
Areas of Expertise
- Skilled Migration Visas – including Employer Sponsored Visas, Independent Skilled Migration and Permanent Residence pathways
- Partner and Family Visas including Australian Citizenship
- Complex cases, such as Health and Character issues
Education and Qualifications
Tracy is a highly qualified migration agent holding several Bachelor and Master degrees and a Graduate Certificate in the immigration field. These include a:
- Chinese Mainland Bachelor Law Degree
- Chinese Mainland Master Law Degree
- Hong Kong Master Law Degree
- Australian Migration Law Graduate Certificate
Tracy is registered with the Office of Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA) as a migration agent and practices under a strict Code of Conduct, which governs the migration industry in Australia.
As a Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) member, Tracy also practices according to the MIA Code of Ethics, Practice and Conduct, which is designed to maintain the highest standards of professionalism across the migration industry.
Tracy’s industry highlights
“Cases with health and character issues can be quite challenging, as they can involve appealing the Department’s visa decision – however, I’ve found they are also some of the most rewarding cases. It always makes me feel so thrilled and happy to be able to appeal a visa decision and successfully help a person stay in Australia.” – Tracy Lee.