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Migration AI Index
More people now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini which migration agent to use. This index records which Australian practices those tools actually name, city by city and visa by visa.
The main finding so far: the tools rarely agree. In Melbourne, 4 answers to the same partner-visa question named 14 different practices, and only 3 of them appeared more than once.
Results
- Melbourne partner visa14 practices named across 4 AI answers
- Sydney partner visa9 practices named across 2 AI answers
- Brisbane partner visa9 practices named across 2 AI answers
- Perth partner visa9 practices named across 2 AI answers
- Filipino applicants, partner visa6 practices named across 4 AI answers
- Sydney skilled visa (189)3 practices named across 1 AI answer
How we test
We ask each AI tool the question an applicant would ask, in plain words, and record every practice it names. ChatGPT is also asked in Tagalog where the question concerns Filipino applicants. We don't rank or recommend anyone; we report what the AI said.
We asked each tool once, on 2 November 2026, from Manila. AI answers change between runs, and ChatGPT tailors answers to the person asking, so someone in Australia may see a different list. Practice names are written as the AI tools gave them. If you run one of these practices and a detail is wrong, email ken@visavisible.com and we'll correct it.
Are you a migration agent?
If your practice isn't on these lists, it usually comes down to fixable things: Google reviews, a website that states your name, MARN, visa subclasses and fees, and complete directory profiles with the languages you speak.