Meet Zaid Gawi

Zaid is an experienced immigration lawyer specialising in tribunal advocacy, migration litigation, skilled migration, family visas, and protection matters. Having gained his Bachelor of Laws (Hon) from Monash University in 2022, Zaid has worked in immigration law since early 2023 and was admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of Victoria in March 2024.

Prior to joining Farrell Rose Migration Lawyers, Zaid worked as a lawyer at Carina Ford Immigration Lawyers, where he represented and advised clients in relation to various complex visa applications, Tribunal matters, judicial review applications, and ministerial requests.

Zaid takes a responsive, clear, and client-first approach to legal representation, and his goal is to ensure that his clients receive practical advice and meticulous case preparation. He has a keen eye for detail and his primary aim is to achieve the best possible outcomes for his clients.

Zaid believes in the transformative power of migration law and is committed to helping individuals and families secure their futures in Australia.

Outside of work, he enjoys travel, sports, music, and spending time with family and
friends.

Meet The Team

Our team combines deep legal expertise with compassion and integrity to guide you through every step of your migration journey.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We assist with skilled migration, employer-sponsored, family, partner, business, investor, student, and graduate visas, as well as citizenship applications and visa appeals.

Our team offers a free consultation to assess your eligibility and recommend the best visa option based on your circumstances.

Processing times vary depending on the type of visa and individual circumstances. We ensure applications are completed accurately to avoid unnecessary delays.

To qualify for citizenship, you generally need to have lived in Australia for at least four years, including at least one year as a permanent resident. Other factors, such as character requirements and passing the citizenship test, may apply.

Yes, many temporary visa holders may be eligible for pathways to permanent residency, such as the 482 TSS visa to PR, Partner visa to PR, or Student visa to PR.

Skilled migration visas allow qualified professionals to live and work in Australia based on their occupation and skills assessment.

Yes, employers can sponsor skilled workers through 482 TSS visas, 186 ENS visas, and 494 regional visas.

A Partner visa (subclass 820/801 or 309/100) allows partners of Australian citizens or permanent residents to live in Australia. Eligibility depends on proving your relationship’s legitimacy.

Yes, Australia offers Parent visas, including contributory and non-contributory options, with different processing times and financial requirements.

We can assist with Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) reviews and other legal avenues to challenge visa refusals or cancellations.

Yes, depending on your visa type, you may be eligible to extend or transition to another visa category. Our team can assess your eligibility and provide guidance on the best options available.

If your visa expires, you may be considered an unlawful non-citizen, which can impact future visa applications. It’s crucial to seek immediate advice from our team to explore available options such as a bridging visa.

Some visas require proof of English proficiency through tests like IELTS or PTE. The requirement depends on the visa subclass and your country of origin. We can advise on whether an English test is necessary for your application.

Our Office Locations

We offer in person appointments in our Melbourne and Sydney offices. Can’t make it to the office? We also offer video and telephone appointments.

Melbourne Office:

Level 35, 477 Collins Street,
Melbourne Victoria 3000
Wurundjeri Country

Sydney Office:

201 Kent Street,
Sydney NSW 2000
Gadigal Country

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Take the first step toward your Australian dream with expert guidance from Farrell Rose. Whether you’re applying for a visa, seeking permanent residency, or planning for citizenship, we are here to simplify the process and support you every step of the way.