Continuing Professional Development Activities
Continuing Professional Development
Migration law is a complex area of practice and legislation is subject to regular change.
To ensure registered migration agents maintain and enhance their knowledge of migration law, they are required by the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA) to undertake continuing professional development (CPD) activities to remain registered.
In the twelve months prior to re-registration, agents need to earn at least 10 CPD points through the completion of MARA- approved CPD activities. At least six of these points must be core points.
Agents may also be required to complete mandatory activities each year.
RILC’s CPD seminars
RILC is a highly experienced in delivering education and training in all aspects of Australia’s refugee and Immigration immigration programme and is a registered provider of MARA- approved CPD activities.
RILC offers a program series of CPD seminars each alternate month commencing in February each year. Each series carries 12 MARA CPD points.
We offer a wide range of topics to meet the individual needs of both commercial and not-for-profit agents. Seminars are presented by senior RILC solicitors, specialist legal practitioners, barristers and tribunal members, all of whom bring with them a high degree of knowledge and practical experience in their field.
Download and view our next program and registration form
CPD seminar information with application form (76 KB)
For further information about the continuing professional development obligations of registered migration agents, including any requirement to complete mandatory activities. Visit the MARA website by clicking here.
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MARA Accreditation
The Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA) was formed in 1998 to register and regulate registered migration agents. MARA is responsible for the management of immigration advice industry's entry requirements, the continued registration of migration agents, and the discipline of migration agents. Migration agents are governed by a Code of Conduct. more information...
All of RILC's caseworkers are registered migration agents. You can check their MARA registration by clicking here….
MARA Accreditation and Code of Conduct
The Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA) was formed in 1998 to register and regulate registered migration agents. MARA is responsible for the management of immigration advice industry's entry requirements, the continued registration of migration agents, and the discipline of migration agents. Migration agents are governed by a Code of Conduct. You can get more information on the MARA website.
All of RILC's caseworkers are registered migration agents. You can check their MARA registration on the MARA website.
