Our agents are often the first point of contact for our students and are located across the globe. For this reason, we apply a rigorous selection process for our approved agents to ensure they provide high-quality support at no additional cost to prospective students.

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All our approved agents can assist students with:

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• Available Courses

• Visa Requirements

• Travel Information

• Accommodation Options

• Gold Coast and Byron Bay Information

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Envirotech can only accept applications from agents who hold a current agency agreement with the Institute.

 

Work With Us

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If you are interested in collaborating with Envirotech Education as an approved agent, we welcome your enquiry.

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Through established policies and procedures, Envirotech maintains high standards of professionalism and integrity across all agent partnerships. We also offer a range of support services to assist our agents in representing our organisation effectively.

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To express your interest, please email affiliates@envirotech.edu.au

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Immigration Assistance (Updated to Reflect 1 July 2024 Changes)​
The Department of Home Affairs now directly oversees the regulation and registration of migration agents in Australia.

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Who Can Provide Immigration Assistance?​

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Under the Migration Act 1958, immigration assistance may only be provided by individuals who are registered migration agents, as listed on the register maintained by the Department of Home Affairs, unless an exemption applies. Providing immigration assistance without proper registration is a criminal offence.

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Education agents are not exempt persons and must not provide immigration assistance of any kind—including assistance with student visa applications—unless they are also Registered Migration Agents.

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A current and authoritative list of Registered Migration Agents is available through the Department of Home Affairs.

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Activities Not Considered Immigration Assistance

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The following actions are not regarded as immigration assistance:

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• Performing clerical work to help prepare an application or document

• Providing translation or interpretation to assist with an application

• Advising a person that they must apply for a visa (without offering further immigration advice)

• Passing on information from a third party without substantial interpretation or explanation​

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Education agents who are also Registered Migration Agents may legally provide immigration assistance.