ThePrint and The Tribune feature F4MG's lawyer-led approach to Australian PR

Two of India's national news sites, ThePrint and The Tribune, carried a story on F4MG on 25 September 2026.

The piece, headlined "F4MG Strengthens Migration Advisory for Indian Families With Australian Legal Expertise", looks at how the firm prepares Australian Permanent Residency files for professionals in India and the UAE. Its main point is simple. The visa program a person picks matters less than who prepares the file.

F4MG has worked on Australian migration across India, the UAE, the wider GCC and the MENA region for more than 12 years. The firm reports a 99 per cent success rate on the Permanent Residency applications it takes on. Some of those clients share their stories on the success stories page.

Its founder, Burzin Nanavatti, known as Bz, has worked in Australian immigration for more than 21 years. He posts to more than 156,000 Instagram followers as Be Aussie with Bz.

Why Australia

Australia publishes lists of the occupations it is short of, including roles in healthcare, construction, IT, engineering and management. It invites qualified people from abroad to fill those jobs.

Permanent Residency gives the right to live and work anywhere in the country, free public healthcare and access to Australian schools. After four years of lawful residence, it opens a path to citizenship. Three Australian cities also sit in the world's top 10 most liveable cities.

"Australia is the land of opportunity. It has everything inside its borders. The one thing it is short of is people," Bz said.

Most skilled visas, such as the subclass 189, 190 and 491, are points-tested. Applicants score points for age, English, qualifications and work experience, and must pass a skills assessment for the job they claim.

The rules change often, as Tony Burke's latest changes to the migration laws show. One small error in the paperwork can end an application.

The 'Panwala Agents' problem

The articles describe people who walk into F4MG's office believing they have already signed up with the firm. The team checks its system and finds no record. Someone had used the F4MG name, taken the applicant's money and documents, and disappeared.

Bz calls these middlemen "Panwala Agents" and warns about them often on his Be Aussie with Bz feed.

He said the people caught out are often the ones who did their own research but trusted the wrong source. The loss goes beyond the fee. A botched or dishonest application can leave a record that makes the next attempt harder.

How F4MG works

F4MG keeps its casework with registered Australian Migration Legal Practitioners. These are lawyers licensed to lodge migration cases, as opposed to commission agents with no legal standing.

Bz said that difference often decides whether a file is granted or costs an applicant years and thousands of dirhams.

The firm works only on Permanent Residency and skilled migration. It starts with an honest eligibility check, then sets out the steps and a likely timeline, and handles the legal filing from start to finish. If someone does not qualify yet, F4MG tells them so instead of taking a fee.

"Call someone who tells you honestly whether you qualify, not someone who tells you what you want to hear," Bz said. "Do your research, but check the source."

Read the coverage

Read the full story on ThePrint and The Tribune.

Further reading

How to Migrate to Australia

Top 10 Most Asked Questions About Migrating to Australia

The Growing Influence of Indian Culture in Australia

To find out where you stand, order an Eligibility Report or book a consultation. You can also message the head office on WhatsApp at +971 54 735 3330 or +971 50 880 4996, or use the contact page. Follow Bz on Instagram and YouTube.