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Australian Visa Connect is seeking a part‑time case/project manager on the Gold Coast to support two Registered Migration Agents. The role focuses on moving client matters through timelines, coordinating documents, and ensuring accuracy, with a flexible structure across 3–5 days per week.
Ideal candidates bring experience in case or project management, exceptional organisation, and a proactive approach to learning migration processes.
You might already be a great case manager or project manager.
You know how to manage competing deadlines, keep multiple moving parts on track and make sure things actually get finished. You're organised, detail-focused and good at seeing what needs to happen next — without needing someone to constantly tell you.
But perhaps you're ready to apply those skills somewhere different.
We're looking for someone with a case management or project management background who wants to learn a new industry and work in a space where what you do can genuinely make a difference to people's lives, families and businesses.
You don't need migration experience. We'll teach you that.
What we're looking for are the skills that are harder to teach: organisation, ownership, judgement, accuracy, communication and the ability to keep work moving.
This role may suit someone coming from professional services, legal, finance, insurance, property, recruitment, healthcare, NDIS, construction/project administration or another deadline-driven environment. It could also be a great fit for someone returning to work who wants to continue using their professional experience without returning to a traditional five-day working week.
You don't need to know anything about Australian migration when you start.
You do need to be curious, switched on and willing to learn.
You'll work closely with two Registered Migration Agents, helping manage client matters and making sure applications progress accurately and efficiently. Your role is to help keep each matter moving — knowing where it's up to, what's outstanding, what needs to happen next and when.
Your responsibilities will include:
This is not simply an administration role. We want someone who can take ownership of a workflow, understand the bigger picture and help make sure nothing gets missed. You won't be expected to provide migration advice. Migration advice, legal strategy and final review remain the responsibility of our Registered Migration Agents.
This is a part-time role equivalent to three days per week, but we're flexible about how those hours are structured. For the right person, those hours could be worked across three, four or five days.
We know there are highly capable people who don't necessarily want — or can't make — a traditional full-time working week fit anymore.
So whether you're returning to work after having children, looking for greater flexibility, or simply want a professional role that leaves room for the rest of your life, we're open to finding an arrangement that works for both of us.
Salary is negotiable for the right person and will reflect your experience and capability.
There is also scope for the position to grow as the business grows.
Australian Visa Connect is a boutique migration firm based on the Gold Coast.
We provide migration advice and representation to individuals, families and Australian businesses.
We're not a traditional migration firm. Expert advice is expected. We are proud to say that the experience is what sets us apart.
We believe good migration support isn't just about preparing an application. It's about giving clients clarity, keeping things moving and making what can be an incredibly complicated and stressful process feel organised and well managed.
We're a small, growing team, which means you won't disappear into a large organisation or spend your days completing one small part of a process.
You'll work directly alongside our Registered Migration Agents, learn the industry from them and see the impact of the matters you help manage.
You might never have thought about working in migration before. That's okay.
Your project management and case management skills are highly transferable to what we do. The difference is what sits at the other end of the project.
It might be someone starting a new life in Australia. A couple building their future together. A family being able to stay together. Or an Australian business being able to bring in the person they need to keep growing.
You'll still be managing deadlines, documents, stakeholders and deliverables. They'll just mean a little more.