IASAQ collaboration agreement signed!

Here at mcdonagh | migrations we are strongly committed to ensuring that quality migration advice is available to everyone, irrespective of income or means.  And – through our irish | to oz brand – we are active in supporting the Irish community into and in Australia.

So we are really pleased to have pulled those threads together by signing a collaboration agreement with the brilliant team at the Irish Australian Support Association of Queensland (IASAQ).  The IASAQ is a group dedicated to providing support, care, assistance and consideration to the Irish diaspora in Queensland.  They do great work supporting the Community, including helping those who have Immigration questions.  mcdonagh | migrations have now agreed to provide discounted Migration advice to all IASAQ users.  As part of the agreement the Agency has agreed to provide free of charge (pro bono) advice to those IASAQ users in particular need.

Fionnuala Murphy, the IASAQ Manager said “we are delighted to have mcdonagh | migrations on board to support our agency and the work we do”.  Andrew McDonagh, Managing Agent, added “I am really proud to have signed this agreement and excited at the opportunity to help members of the community when they really need it”.

An additional element in the agreement will see mcdonagh | migrations donate a percentage of qualifying fees from referred clients back to IASAQ.  Fionnuala added “Thanks also for the generous donation for any migration work you undertake on behalf of our clients; it's very much appreciated!”

In addition to our community work mcdonagh | migrations offers a full migration service to commercial and private individuals.  To learn more please email us at hello@mcdonaghmigrations.com.au  

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 If you would like migration advice on this or any other subject we are always happy to help, please send an email to hello@mcdonaghmigrations.com.au and we will schedule a time to chat.

As always this content is considered correct at time of publication (1st July 2024) but may no longer be current through subsequent changes to legislation, regulation or policy. This is generic information provided for context and education and is not specific migration advice. Always consult a Registered Migration Agent for information tailored to your specific circumstances.