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Capitalise on opportunity - Hicksons article featured in Newcastle Herald, 29 September 2018
Australia's skilled visa migration program should, and often does, play a crucial role in assisting Australian businesses to fill identified skills shortages and improve their business productivity, but applying for and obtaining Australian visas is a complex process and potentially expensive if not navigated successfully.

The Newcastle Herald spoke to Hicksons Partner and Registered Migration Agent (# 1797 237), Najeh Marhaba, about Australian visas.

View the full article here.

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