Government websites
- Department of Home Affairs - Immigration & Citizenship Official website of the Australian Government's Department of Home Affairs - Immigration & Citizenship
- Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA) Official website of the MARA.
- Creating a world class migration advice industry An ongoing review being conducted by the Department of Home Affairs.
- Guide to refugee law in Australia An analysis of the legal issues relevant to the assessment of humanitarian protection visas.
- Become an Australian citizen Explains the process behind becoming an Australian citizen.
- Australia's international obligations A list of various human rights treaties Australia is a party to.
Judicial websites
- Administrative Appeals Tribunal - Migration & refugee overview The AAT can review some, but not all, decisions about visas made under the Migration Act 1958.
- Federal Court of Australia Migration Law Guide A guide on migration law, developed by the Federal Court of Australia.
- Australian Human Rights Commission An independent statutory organisation protecting and promoting human rights in Australia.
- High Court of Australia - Cases Current cases before the High Court of Australia.
Other websites
- Law Council of Australia - Migration Law Various submissions and reports relating to migration law in Australia.
- Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) Australia's leading association for migration professionals.
- Immigration Advice and Rights Centre (IARC) Provides free information, legal advice and representation to people in NSW in relation to family and humanitarian migration, citizenship and visa cancellations.
- Migration Council of Australia (MCA) An independent body established to enhance the productive benefits of Australia’s migration and humanitarian programs.
- Refugee Council of Australia The national umbrella body for refugees and the organisations and individuals who support them.
- Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) - Understanding migrant outcomes Social and economic characteristics of permanent migrants in Australia.
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