Immigration Lawyer / Registered Migration Agent
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Job description
This isn't your typical legal job ad, and that's intentional.
We're looking for a unicorn not the flashy kind, but the wise, steady, detail-loving, quietly brilliant kind. Someone who's walked the walk, maybe at a senior level (bonus points if that includes the Department of Home Affairs), and now wants to do great work without the 12-hour days or office politics.
About the role
Were a boutique, award-winning immigration practice supporting clients across Australia and internationally. The work is meaningful, the team is calm and capable, and the culture is generous, no-nonsense, and drama-free. Were growing and looking for someone special to join us.
You'll be:
- Providing thoughtful, accurate migration advice
- Managing visa applications from start to finish
- Working with processes that work no chaos, no micromanagement
- Supported by a great team (and great clients)
This is a remote role with true flexibility ideal for someone returning to the workforce, balancing family commitments, or just craving autonomy. Want to drop off the kids or catch a tennis match? You can.
About you
You might be:
- A Registered Migration Agent or Immigration Lawyer with 5+ years' experience
- An ex-senior government official or legal professional ready for a new chapter
- Someone who values doing things right not fast, not cheap
- Looking for a long-term, low-ego, high-trust role where your work is appreciated
- Obsessed with details because in this work, they really matter
- Based in Brisbane or SE QLD (we'll consider others, but local is lovely)
You're not chasing promotions. You just want to be part of a great team, do work that matters, and be treated with respect.
Why this is a gem:
- Work from home, always
- No billable targets or timesheets
- Clear systems, clear expectations
- High standards, kind culture
- Flexible start times and hours that actually flex
If this sounds like a place you could see yourself thriving, lets talk. Click Apply or message us directly wed love to hear your story.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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