Partner & Family Migration
Partner, Prospective Marriage, Parent, Child and other family migration matters.
Grid Migration is a Sydney-based immigration law practice led by Principal Solicitor Jane Liu.

Advice and representation tailored to your individual circumstances.
About JaneLed by Principal Solicitor Jane Liu, Grid Migration assists individuals, couples and families with visa applications, migration strategy, review matters and complex immigration issues.
Clients communicate directly with the solicitor responsible for their matter, with advice tailored to their individual circumstances.
About JaneWe provide legal advice and representation across a broad range of Australian immigration matters.
Partner, Prospective Marriage, Parent, Child and other family migration matters.
Skilled, state-nominated and employer-sponsored migration pathways.
Student, Visitor, Bridging, Resident Return and other temporary visa matters.
Legal advice and representation in protection and humanitarian migration matters.
Advice on review options and next steps following an adverse immigration decision.
Representation before the Administrative Review Tribunal in migration matters.
Advice and representation in migration judicial review and Federal Court matters.
Advice on Ministerial Intervention requests and other complex migration matters.
Advice and assistance with Australian citizenship applications and eligibility issues.
A visa refusal, cancellation, unlawful status, character issue, Schedule 3 issue or adverse Tribunal decision can significantly change the options available.
We help clients identify the legal issues, understand the available pathways and decide what to do next.
You communicate directly with the solicitor responsible for your matter.
We explain the relevant law, available options and potential risks in straightforward language.
Advice is tailored to your circumstances rather than based on a standard template.
We focus on the key legal and evidentiary issues and present your matter clearly and logically.
Practice insights and analysis of published Tribunal and Court decisions — focused on the legal or evidentiary issue that made the matter difficult.
Send us a brief outline and any key documents. We will review the information provided and contact you about the appropriate next step.