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SIBT - List of Education Representatives Agent Name Principal Contact Main Email Phone Office Address Office City Office State/Province Office Post Code Office Country 1st ACIC Australian College Floor,HuaxinCentre Yang Wu [email protected] (8620)2226 3331 Guangzhou Guangdong 430033 China Information - Guangzhou ,No.450HuanshiEa sternRoad Rm.3203 Truroll ACIC Australian College Fang Fang [email protected] (8627)85712915 Plaza, 134 Wuhan Hubei 510000 China Information - Wuhan Wusheng Rd Ismail Qemali ANDE-LM shpk Adela Makashi [email protected] 355 4 2 207057 Street, Bldg. 34, Tirana 8284 Albania 3rd Floor R. Obligado 37 - Latino Australia Milagros Pérez Herranz [email protected] 54 261 439 0478 Oficina S3 Godoy Mendoza Argentina Education - Mendoza Cruz Latino Australia Riobamba 972 4-C Milagros Pérez Herranz [email protected] 54 11 4811 8633 Buenos Aires 1618 Argentina Education - Buenos Aires / Capital Federal Marcelo T. de Mundo Joven Travel Alvear 818. Ciudad Mario Roitbarg [email protected] 54 11 43143000 Buenos Aires Argentina Shop - Buenos Aires de Buenos Aires. (C1058AAL) Suite 5, Level 2, AC & T International Jenny Jenny [email protected] 61 7 3849 6663 Brisbane QLD 4000 Australia 233 Albert Street Access Student Service Suite 1104, Level James Zhong [email protected] 02 9267 9888 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Centre 11 370 Pitt Street ACE Centre for Suite 202, 379-383 Henna Kim [email protected] 61 2 9261 8100 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Education - Sydney Pitt Street Achievia Pty Ltd - 2 Mikarie Street, Joey Chung [email protected] +61 2 9660 6169 Brisbane QLD 4109 Australia Brisbane Sunnybank Hills Level 5, HSBC ACIC Australian College John Zhang [email protected] 61 2 9286 3799 Centre, 580 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Information - Sydney George Street Australia China New Level 2 39 Education & Culture - Luke Sun [email protected] 61 2 9212 3517 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Goulburn Street Sydney SIBT - List of Education Representatives Agent Name Principal Contact Main Email Phone Office Address Office City Office State/Province Office Post Code Office Country AC Overseas Student Suite 1608, 87-89 Benge Lin [email protected] 61 2 9283 6868 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Centre Liverpool Street AMET Education - Level 1A, 243 Kristen Du [email protected] 61 7 3210 6033 Brisbane QLD 4000 Australia Brisbane Edward Street Shop 17, AMET Education - Gold Mezzanine Level, Leanne Li [email protected] 61 7 55187888 Southport QLD 4215 Australia Coast GC TAFE 91-99 Scarborough Street AMET Education - 248 Swanston Jennie Liao [email protected] 61 3 96636448 Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia Melbourne Street Australian Education & Level 5, 105 St. Migration Services - Nancy Liu [email protected] 61 8 9322 5555 Perth WA 6000 Australia Georges Terrace Perth A.E.C Education & Room 107, Dixon Migration Centre - Christina Zheng [email protected] (02) 9211 5171 House 413-415 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Sydney Sussex Street Information Planet - Level 5, 285 Peggy Medeiros [email protected] 61 2 9283 6161 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Sydney Clarence Street Australian International Level 5, 29 King Zhe (Jessi) Jin [email protected] 61 8 8212 8066 Adelaide SA 5000 Australia Education Services William Street Aide Education and Level 2, 417 Collins Gary Qiang Li [email protected] 61 3 9642 0886 Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia Migration - Melbourne Street Suite 509, Level 5, Auswin International William Wang [email protected] 61 3 9670 9188 343 Little Collins Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia Group Street Alpha Education Suite 5, Level 3 377 Liz Chen [email protected] +61 2 9262 9496 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Consulting Sussex Street Suite 509, Kien Hay Austway Migration and Michael Xiao [email protected] 61 2 9211 8766 Centre, 431-439 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Education Centre Sussex Street Austral-Oriental Shop 19 Elizabeth Education Service - Phoebe Hunt [email protected] 61 7 3003 1680 Arcade 99 Brisbane QLD 4000 Australia Brisbane Elizabeth Street JJ Education Centre - Suite 2E, Level 2 Jack Kim [email protected] +61 7 3211 0077 Brisbane QLD 4000 Australia Brisbane 235 Edward Street Suite 2, Ground AOJI Education Australia Cindy Zhang [email protected] 61 3 96060085 Floor, 380 Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia Pty Ltd - Melbourne Lonsdale Street Suite 1714, 87-89 Aowei International Pty Bianca Han [email protected] +61 2 9264 9388 Liverpool street, Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Ltd World tower AS Student Services - Shop 2, 235 Anzac Sylvia Sasmita [email protected] 61 2 9662 1769 Kensington NSW 2033 Australia Kensington Parade SIBT - List of Education Representatives Agent Name Principal Contact Main Email Phone Office Address Office City Office State/Province Office Post Code Office Country Australia Taiwanese Suite 103, Level 1, Overseas Student - Alan Hu [email protected] 61 2 9268 0310 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia 379-383 Pitt Street Sydney Suite 5, Level 1, AUG Global - Adelaide Kate Wang [email protected] 61 8 8231 1228 Market Plaza, 61- Adelaide SA 5000 Australia 63 Grote Street Suite 1512, Level Ausfeng Education & Robert Feng [email protected] +61 2 9261 2200 15 World Tower 87- Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Migration Centre 89 Liverpool Street Austar International Suite 4, Level 9, Education Centre - Ruby Hong [email protected] 61 2 8273 7138 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia 189 Kent Street Sydney AusPac International - Suite 3A, 409 Kai (Jason) Wang [email protected] +61 7 3349 7868 Sunnybank QLD 4109 Australia Brisbane Mains Rd Suite 1316 World Austlink Education Group Amy Mo [email protected] 61 2 9283 1068 Tower 87-89 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Pty Ltd Liverpool Street Level 15, Suite AusTop Group Ltd Alex Zhang [email protected] 61 2 8079 7000 15/327-329 Pitt Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Street Level 3 257 Collins IEC Global Jin Chin [email protected] +61 3 9654 0129 Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia Street Austral-Oriental Education Service - New Phoebe Hunt [email protected] 33581331 2/30 Barker Street New Farm QLD 4005 Australia Farm Bada Education Centre - Room 1, 175 City Jacob Chong [email protected] 61 2 6262 6969 Canberra ACT 2601 Australia Canberra walk, Canberra city Bada Education Centre - Suite 5, Level 10 55 Yun K Sandy Kwon [email protected] 61 3 9654 6528 Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia Melbourne Swanston Street Suite 202, Level 2 Bada Education Centre - Sandy Kwon [email protected] 61 2 9267 2200 630-634 George Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Sydney Street Best Edu & Migration 19,323 Forest Jean Zhang [email protected] 61 2 95851770 Hurstville NSW 2220 Australia Affairs Centre - Hurstville Road Suite 307, Manning Century 21 Edu Net Pty Bing Shuxun Zhang [email protected] +61 2 9280 1860 Buliding 451 Pitt Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Ltd Street Suite 1003, Level Century 21 Student George Cui [email protected] +61 2 9267 6047 10 The Chambers Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Service Centre - Sydney 370 Pitt Street Level 2, Suite 206, DFE International Pty Ltd Jaivier Yang [email protected] +61 2 9282 9388 410 Elizabeth Sydney NSW 2010 Australia Street, Surry Hill SIBT - List of Education Representatives Agent Name Principal Contact Main Email Phone Office Address Office City Office State/Province Office Post Code Office Country Chiao Shun International Suite 5D, Level 3, Koda Shun-Lai Chen [email protected] 730189999 Brisbane QLD 4000 Australia Pty Ltd - Brisbane 138 Albert Street Chongro Overseas Suite 1, Level 3, Educational Institute - [email protected] 61 2 9283 0065 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia 363 Pitt Street Sydney City Smart Consultants Level 5, 150 Irene Kwok [email protected] 61 7 3003 0363 Brisbane QLD 4000 Australia Pty Ltd - Brisbane Edward Street Suite 5, Level 1, C Study Abroad Pty Ltd - Frank Lin [email protected] 61 2 9267 2588 377-383 Sussex Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Sydney Street Dream Overseas - Level 2 171 La Simon Jia [email protected] +61 3 9670 2118 Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia Melbourne Trobe Street DOM Education - Level 6, Suite 2, Joseph Chang Heon Kim [email protected] 61 7 3012 8383 Brisbane QLD 4000 Australia Brisbane 138 Albert Street Suite 88, Ground Floor, Maestri DOM Education - Sydney [email protected] 61 2 9264 0030 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Tower 515 Kent street Suite 1608, World Educare First - Sydney Patrick Tian [email protected] 61 2 9283 6868 Tower 87-89 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Liverpool Street Edlink + Connex - 306/227 Collins Lenny Goenawan [email protected] 61 3 9663 5982 Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia Melbourne Street Suite 1401, Level Edu-Migrate Information Mika Osawa [email protected] 61 2 9264 1911 14, 31 Market Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Centre Street EMAI International Suite 211,431-439 Michelle Li [email protected] 61 2 9212 1658 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Service Centre - Sydney Sussex Street Education Service Suite 94 Level 9 Mieko Kawai [email protected] 02 9212 0017 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Oceania - Sydney 420 Pitt Street Fortrust International Pty Suite 9/ Level 1, Steve Li [email protected] 61 2 9269 0933 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Ltd - Sydney 377 Sussex Street Fortrust International Pty Level 1, 295 Anzac [email protected] 9313 6663 Kingsford NSW 2032 Australia Ltd - Kingsford Parade Grace Education Pty Ltd - Suite 1112, 56 [email protected] +61 7 5528 0699 Gold Coast QLD 4215 Australia Gold Coast Scarborough Street Suite 111, Level 1, Grace Education
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