MARN
2518998, Registered Migration Agent (MARA). Graduate Diploma of Australian Migration Law and Practice. MIA member.
MARN 2518998 · Partner & Family Visa Specialist
Partner visas are about relationships. And relationships are rarely tidy.
Couples have histories. Families have opinions. Timelines have gaps. Neha Sharma's practice is built around understanding the real human stories and turning them into the evidence the Department of Home Affairs needs to see. MARN 2518998. Hindi, English, and Punjabi speaking.
Quick facts
The key details.
Role
Registered Migration Agent, Education Embassy.
Specialisation
Partner visas and family stream. Parent visa pathway specialist.
Languages & location
Hindi, English, Punjabi. Based at our Brisbane head office.
About Neha
Understanding the real human stories behind the evidence.
Neha's practice focuses on partner visas and family stream work. These are the cases where the strength of the evidence package depends on whether the agent has genuinely understood the couple's relationship and the wider family context.
She is particularly skilled at partner visas for clients from North Indian, Punjabi, and broader South Asian backgrounds, where cultural and family contexts shape the evidence in ways the Department needs to understand. Her parent visa work includes 103, 143 contributory, and 870 sponsored temporary applications.
Areas of practice
What Neha handles.
Neha's practice covers the full partner and family visa spectrum.
Partner visas
820/801 onshore, 309/100 offshore, 300 Prospective Marriage. Full evidence preparation.
Parent visas
103 non-contributory, 143 contributory, and 870 sponsored temporary. Balance of Family test assessment.
Child and remaining relative
Child visas (101/802) including complex custody scenarios. Remaining relative visas (115/835).
Partner refusal appeals
Partner visa refusal appeals through the ART, including family violence and relationship breakdown provisions.
Family violence provisions preserve partner visa eligibility in specific circumstances.
Where a partner visa relationship has ended due to family violence from the sponsor, the applicant may still be granted permanent residency. This is a specific legal provision that requires careful, evidence-backed preparation. We handle these cases with care and discretion.
Common questions about Neha
The questions we hear most.
Ask for Neha specifically when you book if your matter fits her / his practice.
Can I work with Neha specifically?
Yes. Mention when booking that you want to speak with Neha. We will prioritise her availability.
What if our relationship has ended during the partner visa process?
Family violence provisions and relationship cessation provisions can preserve visa eligibility in specific circumstances. Book a consultation to assess which provisions apply.
Does Neha handle parent visa applications?
Can Neha advise on child visa custody issues?
Yes. Child visa custody evidence is one of the areas where casework quality makes the biggest difference to outcomes. Neha handles these regularly, working with Prateek Maan where court orders are needed.
Content approved by Principal Migration Agent Sourabh Aggarwal (MARN 1462159). Last reviewed: May 2026.