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WIDEN Migration ExpertsQualify. Plan. Lodge once.Keshab Chapagain · MARN 1576536
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Qualify. Plan. Lodge once.

A straight answer on your visa pathway,
from the agent who would lodge it.

Keshab Chapagain, registered migration agent MARN 1576536

MARN 1576536 · Registered since 2015 · English · Nepali · Hindi

MARA registration
MARN 1576536
Registered since
2015
Practice
Sydney · Campsie NSW
Consults in
English · Nepali · Hindi
Also
Trains other agents — OMARA-approved CPD provider
First reply
From the agent, personally

WIDEN is a Sydney migration practice run by Keshab Chapagain, registered migration agent (MARN 1576536) since 2015, based in Campsie NSW. Employer sponsorship (482, 186, 494), 407 training visas, skilled (189/190/491) and partner visas, refusals and ART review — prepared and lodged by the agent personally, for clients across Australia and overseas.

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Recently advised

Situations people brought to us in the last few weeks

Details are changed or left out to protect each person's privacy, and these were consultations, not promises of a visa result. If one of these sounds like you, a consultation is where your own answer is worked out.

Employer sponsorship

A regional hospitality business unable to recruit a qualified cook locally, weighing whether to become an approved sponsor and which occupation fits.

Employer sponsorship

A metal tradesperson on a final Working Holiday visa with weeks left, weighing employer sponsorship against a longer points-tested route.

Skilled & points

A newly qualified early childhood teacher on a 485 with months left, weighing sponsorship, state nomination and an interstate move before expiry.

Book a consultation — A$330 inc. GST, credited

Who we serve

01

Individuals & families

Skilled visas, partner and family reunion, student and graduate pathways, residency planning — and refusals that need a second look.

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02

Sponsors & employers

Standard Business Sponsorship, 482 nominations, labour agreements and DAMA, and the 186 pathway to permanent residence.

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03

Migration agents

Documents-only B2B work for fellow MARA agents: white-label 407 plans, GPS, AMSR, nomination packs, file review, mentoring.

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Why one agent, not a firm

You deal with Keshab Chapagain (MARN 1576536) from the first email to the decision: no case manager, no handover. He is the registered agent other agents learn from, through the OMARA-approved CPD he writes and presents.

About Keshab and how he works →

Book 30 minutes with Keshab.

Keshab Chapagain, registered migration agent (MARN 1576536), reads your situation with you and tells you which route fits, what it costs and what happens next.

Video consultation. A$330 inc. GST for 30 minutes, credited in full if you go ahead. Free questions are closed: advice on your own case is the consultation.

Book a consultation — A$330 inc. GST, credited In writing, no call — A$550

Need 60 minutes, or bringing a partner, employer or documents to go through? Extended consultation, A$550 inc. GST.

MARN 1576536 · practising since 2015 · contact details


Questions we get asked first

What does a migration agent cost?

A 30-minute consultation is $330 inc. GST, and a written pathway check, one applicant with every realistic pathway in writing within five business days and no call, is $550 inc. GST. Both are credited in full toward your fee if you engage us. For engaged work we quote a fixed professional fee in writing before any work starts — published rates appear on each service page — and government application charges are separate and paid to the Department.

How long will my visa take?

Processing time depends on the subclass, the completeness of the application and Department workloads — see our visa processing times page for current figures by subclass. What we control is lodging a decision-ready file the first time, which is the single biggest factor you can influence.

Do I actually need a migration agent?

Not always — and if your case is straightforward we will say so in the consultation. An agent earns their fee where the pathway choice is not obvious, where evidence needs to be built rather than collected, or where a refusal, cancellation or review deadline is in play. Only a registered agent (MARA) can lawfully give Australian immigration assistance.

Can I ask a question for free?

No. Free questions are closed. Advice on your own case is the 30-minute consultation with Keshab Chapagain (MARN 1576536), A$330 inc. GST, credited in full if you go ahead, or the written pathway check, A$550, with no call.

What does the consultation include?

Thirty minutes with Keshab Chapagain (MARN 1576536) personally: your documents read, a straight answer on which pathway is realistic and in what order, and a written summary afterwards. It is $330 inc. GST, credited in full toward your fee if you engage us. It is a formal initial consultation under the Code of Conduct; further work follows a written service agreement.


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