Residence planning
A residence decision starts with who needs to move, why, and how the family will actually live. We help organise those questions and discuss an introduction to a relevant residence specialist.
When this introduction can help
- Families comparing residence options before a move
- Principals connecting a property or business decision with residence
- Representatives coordinating applications for several family members
What to expect and how fees work
A clarified family brief and a proposed specialist introduction for your approval. Any eligibility opinion or application work is provided by the appointed professional.
Ask for government charges, professional fees, translations, legalisation and dependant costs as separate items. The specialist must confirm the current requirements and realistic processing stages; no approval or completion date is guaranteed here.
What happens next
- 01
Describe the brief
Tell us the destination, the decision and your timeframe. Representatives can use their own contact details.
- 02
Discuss the right introduction
We clarify the scope and discuss a relevant specialist. Availability, experience and fees are confirmed for your brief.
- 03
Choose whether to proceed
We seek your approval before sharing your brief with a proposed partner. Their terms and professional advice come directly from them.
Research before you decide
Official resources to continue your research
Check the authority’s current requirements before making a decision. Editorial briefing prepared 13 September 2026; this is not a professional review of your circumstances.