Bo Yang
MARA-Registered Migration Agent · MARN 1571202 · Registered
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Bo Yang is a MARA-registered migration agent in Australia. Practising with VIEEC MIGRATION.This is an independent directory listing. You can verify MARN 1571202 on the official OMARA register, or get matched with a registered agent who is active on Migratio.
About Bo
Bo Yang (MARN 1571202) is an established migration agent operating through VIEEC MIGRATION. With significant experience in the migration advice sector, Yang is registered with the Migration Agents Registration Authority. Client matters are handled through the VIEEC MIGRATION practice.
Contacting Bo
You can send Bo a message from this page — it goes to the contact address on their register entry and they reply to you directly, at no charge.
Bo has not claimed this listing, so we can't promise a reply. If you would rather speak to an agent who is active on Migratio and can book a consult, tell us your situation.
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How matching works through Migratio
- Tell Migratio your visa situation once — it goes to MARA-registered agents who are active on Migratio and handle your visa type, not to one named agent.
- Matched agents confirm interest or pass quickly, so you are not chasing the wrong people.
- Compare responses and consultation fees before you choose. Free to compare; a first consult is typically $150–$300, charged only after it happens.
Frequently asked questions
Is Bo Yang a registered migration agent?
Bo Yang appears on the public Register of Migration Agents with MARN 1571202, as at Migratio's most recent register refresh. Registration status can change, so always verify current registration on the official OMARA register before engaging any agent.
Where is Bo Yang based?
Bo Yang is based in Australia. Migration agents can assist clients remotely regardless of location, as the Department of Home Affairs systems are entirely digital.
How do I get matched with Bo Yang?
Submit a brief through Migratio describing your visa situation and registered agents who handle cases like yours can reply with their consultation fees. You can also send Bo a direct consult request — we'll invite them by email, and you're only charged if they accept. Comparing is free; consults are typically $150–$300 and you pay only if you book.
What visa types does Bo Yang handle?
For specific information about the visa types Bo Yang handles, submit a brief through Migratio so matched agents can assess your actual circumstances. Most MARA-registered agents handle a range of visa categories.
Why get matched through Migratio instead of contacting Bo directly?
You can contact Bo directly at any time. Migratio is useful when you want one structured brief, agent fit checks, and a clearer comparison before choosing who to speak with. Comparing on Migratio is free; consults are typically $150–$300 and you pay only if you book, and agents set their own consultation and case fees.
Registration in context
- First appears on the register in 2015 — 11 years of continuous MARN registration.
- One of 316 agents nationally whose MARN dates from 2015.
- 2,437 of the 5,550 agents in this directory registered in 2015 or earlier.
Registration year is derived from the MARN prefix, which encodes the year an agent first registered with OMARA. Counts are drawn from the public register as at our latest refresh and describe the register only — they are not a rating, a ranking, or a measure of how well any agent handles a particular case. Longer registration is not the same as the right specialisation for your visa.
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