Tell me what is going on, in any language
Writes your case up, explains any line on a quote, and speaks your language.
It cannot tell you which visa to apply for, or whether you qualify. Only a registered migration agent or an Australian legal practitioner may do that, and it is a criminal offence for anyone else. It can make sure the agents answering you have the full picture.
Tell me about your situation in whatever language you are most comfortable in. Who is involved, where everyone is, what you are hoping to do, and by when.
I will ask a few follow-up questions and then write it up in English so that registered agents can quote on the real facts. I will not tell you which visa to apply for - that is their job, and legally it can only be theirs.
An assistant, not an adviser. Not immigration or legal advice. Conversations are kept so that a regulator can audit what this software told people.
What it will and will not do
It will
- Interview you about your own situation and write it up clearly
- Work in any of the 25 languages this site is published in, and more
- Explain any line on a quote, an invoice or the service agreement
- Translate a message you have received, or one you want to send
- Tell you what questions to ask each agent who quotes
It will not
- Tell you which visa to apply for
- Say whether you are eligible, or how many points you have
- Guess at your chances
- Tell you what to write on a Department form
- Recommend one agent over another
Those are not product decisions. Under sections 280 and 281 of the Migration Act 1958, giving immigration assistance without registration is a criminal offence, and charging for it carries ten years. Software that did it at scale would be the worst version of the problem this platform was built to fix.