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Approved Agent List Approved Agent List Agent Name Main Email Office Address City State Country Study Care - Tirana [email protected] Abdyl Frasheri Street Tirana Albania Bridge Blue Pty Ltd - Albania [email protected] K2-No.6 Rruga Naim Frashëri Tiranë Albania MasterWise Algeria [email protected] 116 Boulevard Des Martyrs el Madania Algiers Algeria CW International Education [email protected] J.F. Segui 3967 Piso 6 A (1425) Buenos Aires Argentina Latino Australia Education - Buenos Aires [email protected] Riobamba 972 4-C / Capital Federal Buenos Aires Argentina 25 de Mayo 252 2-B Vicente Lopez Provincia de TEDUCAustralia - Buenos Aires [email protected] Buenos Aires Argentina Buenos Aires ANZGroup [email protected] Paraguay 647 4 Floor Office 17 CABA Argentina Latino Australia Education - Mendoza [email protected] R. Obligado 37 - Oficina S3 Godoy Cruz Mendoza Argentina Av Sargento Cayetano Beliera 3025 Edificio M3 ACE Australia [email protected] Pilar Argentina 2P Parque Austral 1st Education Australia Pty Ltd [email protected] Unit 4, Level 12, 108 King William Street Adelaide SA Australia Academy Application Centre of Australia [email protected] Suite 618 Level 6 38 Galwer Place Adelaide SA Australia Amaxgrace Pty Ltd [email protected] Level 6, 108 King William Street Adelaide SA Australia AOJI Education Australia Pty Ltd - Adelaide [email protected] Leve 1, 32-34 King Williams Street Adelaide SA Australia AusEd-UniEd Int Pty Ltd Trading As AUG - [email protected] Suite 5, Level 1, Market Plaza, 61-63 Grote Street Adelaide SA Australia Adelaide Aussizz Migration & Education Cons - Adelaide Level 4, 90 King William Street Adelaide SA Australia Australia Chinese Law Firm [email protected] L30 Westpac House 91 King William Street Adelaide SA Australia Australian International Education Services [email protected] Level 5, 29 King William Street Adelaide SA Australia BADA Global Pty. Ltd - Adelaide [email protected] Suite 519, Level 5, 38 Gawler Place Adelaide SA Australia Century Ocean Pty Ltd [email protected] Suite F 105 Gouger St Adelaide SA Australia EIC Group Ltd - Adelaide [email protected] Suite 3D Level 3 , 33 King William Street Adelaide SA Australia ELSC Enterprises Pty Ltd. [email protected] Suite 5, Level 6, 68 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA Australia Expert Education & Visa Services - Adelaide [email protected] Suite 2, Level 6 90 King William Street Adelaide SA Australia GCS Group Australia - Adelaide [email protected] Level 5, Tower 2, 121 King William Street Adelaide SA Australia H & G Education and Visa services [email protected] 46 Watson Avenue Adelaide SA Australia IDP Education - Adelaide [email protected] 16 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA Australia ISES - Adelaide [email protected] Level 4, 66 King William Street Adelaide SA Australia KOKOS International - Adelaide [email protected] Suite 302, 20 King William Street Adelaide SA Australia Latino Australia Education - Adelaide [email protected] Suite 411, 4th Floor, 33 Pirie St Adelaide SA Australia Options Education Agency - Adelaide [email protected] Level 3, 118 King William Street Adelaide SA Australia OZM Education & Internet Pty Ltd [email protected] Unit 1, Level 12 108 King William Street Adelaide SA Australia Ozsky International Pty Ltd - Adelaide [email protected] Level 10, 108 King William Street Adelaide SA Australia Student Map - Adelaide [email protected] 17 Paxton Walk Adelaide SA Australia StudySA Pty Ltd [email protected] 3/50 King William Street Adelaide SA Australia AusEdu Group [email protected] Unit 7, 36 O'Riordan Street Alexandria NSW Australia Macpherson Consulting Group Pty Ltd - [email protected] 16 Watson Avenue Armidale NSW Australia Armidale Australia TOL Migration Consultancy Pty Ltd [email protected] Level 1/92 Bankstown City Plaza Bankstown NSW Australia SET Education - Bankstown [email protected] 1/30 Greenfield Parade Bankstown NSW Australia AusConnect EduCoach [email protected] 7 Wilson Lane Bateman WA Australia Expert Education & Visa Services - Canberra [email protected] UNIT 7, 32-36 NETTLEFOLD ST BELCONNEN ACT Australia Globe Education Marketing Consultants Pty Ltd [email protected] Suite A20, 24-32 Lexington Drive Bella Vista NSW Australia Byron & Associates [email protected] 14/18 Third Avenue Blacktown NSW Australia Students International Group Pty Ltd - Australia [email protected] 406/251 Oxford Street Bondi Junction NSW Australia STG International Service Group Pty Ltd [email protected] Suite 5/899 Whitehorse Road Box Hill VIC Australia Ericks&Fredericks International Consult- Queenslan [email protected] 21 Barossa Close Brinsmead Australia Brinsmead d AC & T International - Brisbane [email protected] Suite 5, Level 2, 233 Albert Street Brisbane QLD Australia Ground Fl, Brisbane Club Tower 241 Adelaide AECC Global - Brisbane [email protected] Brisbane QLD Australia Street Al-moofad for Educational Consultancy - Kuraby [email protected] 37 Aberdeen Crescent, Kuraby Brisbane QLD Australia AMET Education - Brisbane [email protected] Level 1A, 243 Edward Street Brisbane QLD Australia Aus Studies Consultants Pvt Ltd - Brisbane [email protected] Level 3, 150 Edward Street Brisbane QLD Australia AusEd-UniEd Int Pty Ltd Trading As AUG - [email protected] Level 1 25 Adelaide Street Brisbane QLD Australia Brisbane Suite 3, Ground Floor, 18 Mt. Gravatt- Capalaba Ausline Education [email protected] Brisbane QLD Australia Road, Upper Mt. Gravatt Aussizz Migration & Education Consultants [email protected] Suite 1 Lvl 13 116 Adelaide Street Brisbane QLD Australia Brisbane Suite 403, Level 4, Travel House 243 Edward Australian Visa and Student Services - Brisbane [email protected] Brisbane QLD Australia Street Austral-Oriental Education Service - Brisbane [email protected] Ste 109 Festival Towers 108 Albert St Brisbane QLD Australia Suite 4C, Level 2, 138 Albert Street (Next to BADA Global Pty. Ltd - Brisbane [email protected] Brisbane QLD Australia Guzman Y Gomez) Baron Education [email protected] Suite 7-03, Level 7 243 Edward Street Brisbane QLD Australia Chiao Shun International Pty Ltd - Brisbane [email protected] Suite 5D, Level 3, 138 Albert Street Brisbane QLD Australia City Smart Consultants Pty Ltd - Brisbane [email protected] Level 5, 150 Edward Street Brisbane QLD Australia EduYoung.Com - Brisbane [email protected] Suite 3 Level 1, 233 Albert Street Brisbane QLD Australia EIC Group Ltd - Brisbane [email protected] Suite 2, Level 3, 243 Edward Street Brisbane QLD Australia Expert Education & Visa Services - Brisbane [email protected] Level 7, 97 Creek Street, Brisbane QLD Australia GCS Group Australia - Brisbane [email protected] Level 18 324 Queen Street Brisbane QLD Australia Grace Education Pty Ltd - Brisbane [email protected] Level 1-4, 245 Albert Street Brisbane QLD Australia IBN Global Pty Ltd - Brisbane [email protected] Level 3, 102 Adelaide Street Brisbane QLD Australia IDP Education - Brisbane [email protected] Brisbane Shop G12, 99 Creek Street Brisbane QLD Australia Information Planet - Brisbane [email protected] Level 2, 226 Albert Street Brisbane QLD Australia Jeewa Australian Educational Centre - Brisbane [email protected] Level 2 No 355 Queen Street Brisbane QLD Australia JRIS Education Ltd - Brisbane [email protected] Suite 9D, Level 7 138 Albert Street Brisbane QLD Australia KOKOS International - Brisbane [email protected] Suite 1E, Level 1, 243 Edward Street Brisbane QLD Australia Latino Australia Education - Brisbane [email protected] Level 7, 127 Creek Street Brisbane QLD Australia Link Australia ISSC - Brisbane [email protected] Suite 1 Level 5 George Street Brisbane QLD Australia Link International Education Group Pty Ltd [email protected] Level 5, 217 George Street Brisbane QLD Australia Mi-Ed Consulting - Brisbane [email protected] Suite 407, Level 4, 180 Queen Street Brisbane QLD Australia NewStars Education Counselors Pty Ltd - [email protected] 802/15 Adelaide Street Brisbane QLD Australia Brisbane Ozsky International Pty Ltd - Brisbane [email protected] Level 7,149 Wickham Tce, Spring Hill, QLD 4000 Brisbane QLD Australia Sirus Education Australia - Brisbane [email protected] Level 8, 344 Queens Street Brisbane QLD Australia SOL Edu [email protected] Level 2, 226 Albert St. Brisbane QLD Australia StudyNet Pty Ltd - Brisbane [email protected] Suite 2, Level 5 117 Queen Street Brisbane QLD Australia Level 1 / GlenGarrick House, 11 Garrick Terrace, Tri Tien Consulting Trading Service - Brisbane [email protected] Brisbane QLD Australia Herston Turmeric International Student Agent - Brisbane [email protected] Riparian Plaza, Level 36, 71 Eagle Street Brisbane QLD Australia U & I Australia - Brisbane [email protected] Level 3 110 Mary Street Brisbane QLD Australia Yes International Pty Ltd ATF YUAN Family [email protected] 55/223 Calam Road, Sunnybank Hills Brisbane QLD Australia Trust Queenslan Australia M.Z. Holdings Pty Ltd - Brisbane [email protected] Level 1, 190 Edward Street Brisbane Australia d EDU AND MIGRATION SRVS AUS PTY LTD - Queenslan [email protected] Level 7, 359 Queen Street Brisbane Australia Brisbane
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