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Dream to study abroad? Wanting a fresh start? Your future is bright in Australia. Registered Migration Agent Reg No.(MARN) 0959499.

Providing information and updates about policies and decisions concerning Australian Migration.

01/01/2025

Wishing you a prosperous 2025!!!

13/08/2024

🌏 Dreaming of a fresh start Down Under? 🇦🇺 Australia welcomes you with open arms! 🌟 From stunning landscapes to diverse cultures, there’s something for everyone. 🏖️✨

🌺 Say hello to endless opportunities and a vibrant lifestyle! Whether you’re seeking career growth, quality education, or simply a change of scenery, Australia has it all. 📚💼

🤔 Ready to embark on your Australian adventure? From visa guidance to settling in smoothly, we’ve got you covered every step of the way.

📱 Get in contact with one of our friendly team members today to discuss your options ⏰

📢 Tag someone who dreams of calling Australia home! 🏡

01/08/2024

Dreaming of a future in Australia?

Book your free assessment today 📣

www.futureinaustralia.com.au

16/06/2024

We can help you too! 💙💙💙💙

🌟 Meet the Co-founders of Stanton International! 🌟

Did you know that Stanton International is a family owned and operated business?

Introducing Zaldy and Grace, half of the heart and soul behind Stanton International!

💖 Zaldy and Grace: University sweethearts Zaldy and Grace fell in love instantly, bonded by their shared passion for family, business and finance. After getting married, they dreamed of a big family and now have three beautiful successful daughters.

🌏 Journey to Australia: Seeking a better life, they immigrated to Australia with just $50 in their pockets. Through hard work, determination, and unwavering faith in each other, they built their version of the Australian dream.

🏢 Entrepreneurial Spirit: Zaldy and Grace founded Future in Migration, now one of the most trusted and respected migration firms with offices in both Australia and the Philippines. Their success is a testament to their dedication and resilience.

📚 Valuing Education: Believing that education opens doors, they have always prioritized learning for themselves and their daughters. This passion led them to establish Stanton International, aiming to bring quality education to their home country and provide opportunities for future generations of Filipinos.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👧 High-Achieving Family: Zaldy and Grace have raised three remarkable daughters: the eldest, a successful accountant about to start law school, the middle, a dedicated and honorable doctor, and the youngest a brilliant neuroscientist.

💫 Creating Better Lives for Filipinos: Deeply connected to their homeland, Zaldy and Grace are committed to giving back to the Filipino community. Through their work, they strive to create better lives and brighter futures for Filipinos both in Australia and the Philippines.

Join us on this exciting journey and become part of our Stanton International family!

02/06/2024

Guess who’s back?

First stop, Jollibee 🐝

31/05/2024

🌟 Attention Overseas Nurses! 🌟

Dreaming of practicing as a registered nurse in Australia? Here’s what you need to know about obtaining AHPRA registration. 🩺🇦🇺

Currently, overseas nurses can’t practice in Australia without AHPRA registration. But don’t worry, we have options to get you started:

1️⃣ Back to School: Complete a Bachelor of Nursing (2-3 years)
2️⃣ Conversion Course: Enroll in a one-year conversion course
3️⃣ Our Connection : The quickest and most economical route to AHPRA registration, delivered through the Australian Harbour International College, featuring NCLEX and OSCE courses!

Join with us, as we have partnered with the Australian Harbour International College, which includes NCLEX and OSCE courses, making it the QUICKEST path to AHPRA registration. Don’t let lengthy courses delay your career—choose the efficient path to your Australian nursing dream!

Contact us today to learn more about this opportunity and take the first step towards your new career in Australia. 🌏✉️

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07/05/2024

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30/04/2024

Dressed in matching love and dreams, we make magic happen, together 🩷🌺

We’ve been happily married for over ??years👩🏽‍❤️‍💋‍👨🏽 ! Let us help you, build the life you’ve always wanted, right here in Australia.

FIA is a family owned business so you can be safe in the knowledge that every application we take on, will be treated with love and care🤗!

Spousal💍, student 🧑‍🎓 , business 💼 or training🧑‍🍳 visas, we’ve got you covered 😁

Email [email protected] to begin your future in Australia!

Address

Level 38, 71 Eagle Street
Brisbane, QLD
4000

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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Zaldy Bolneo’s Story / Owner & Founder

Born in Himamaylan, a country town in Negros Occidental, Philippines, my family were modest tailors. Growing up in a working class family, we lived simply and always went without, but being brought up in such a hardy environment taught me the valuable life lessons of resilience, perseverance, and most of all, education. Thankfully, my parents valued education highly, and provided the support that my siblings and I needed to advance in life.

Through hard work and diligence, I completed both elementary and high school as class valedictorian, after which I moved to Bacolod City. I like to call Bacolod City the Philippines “Brisvegas,” as both cities are known as the “City of Smiles,” and “City of The Sunshine State,” respectively. The people of both are much like the weather – warm and inviting. It was in Bacolod that I obtained my Bachelor of Accountancy at STI West Negros University (formerly called West Negros College) as Cum Laude (Graduate with Honour).

Soon after, I landed a job at Metrobank which gave me an introduction to finance and the corporate world. I married at the young age of 24, and in my two years of married Iife, I saw a drastic decline in the state of the Philippines economy. The rapid decline made me fear the future for myself, my wife, and the family we were about to create. I immediately started researching about Australia as I was lucky enough to have had my sister migrate to Australia in 1983.

A lot of friends questioned my decision to migrate to Australia. At the time, I had worked my way up to the position of Financial Controller at STI University, all the while studying a Bachelor of Law at the University of Negros Occidental Recoletos. My wife was also doing well and working as an accounting officer. Our friends and family said they would rather be in our shoes. At that time however, the only thing I had in mind was safety and financial stability for my family. I could feel the tension of the unstable Filipino government and the potential threat to the quality of lives for its citizens. To me, my family’s future was more important than prestige.

My wife and I left the Philippines in the Spring of 1988, with 3 children under the age of 4. I had AUD$50 in my pocket. The balmy Australian weather should have felt comforting, nearly similar to back home, but I felt so cold thinking how we could start our lives here with only $10 each.

The start of our new life in Brisbane was pretty rough - 3 little girls and qualifications that were not recognised in Australia. My wife and I were unemployed for 8 months while I kept hunting for jobs in finance. I refused to settle for less than what I was qualified to do.

My first job was an entry level accounting position with Credit Union Australia. Although I was not entirely happy with the position, I was happy that it was accounting related. Hungry for progress, I took up a Bachelor of Accountancy at the Queensland University of Technology. At the same time, my lovely wife was thankfully in the same mind frame – to obtain our Australian qualifications so we could then work as professionals. With the kids so young, it was never going to be easy. But it was sure going to be worth it in the long run!

At the ripe age of 51, spurred by the motivation to help others achieve a life of opportunity in Australia, I decided to study Immigration Law at the Australian National University. For me, nothing beats the feeling of passing down a life full of opportunity, safety, health, security and overall ideal life balance. In Australia, most enjoy one of the world’s highest standard of living, rather than merely ‘working to live.’

Now, looking at all of my earlier clients do so well in Australia: graduating from university, living in a house they own, exploring the world and even starting their own families; and, looking at my own children thrive in their careers while living happy, healthy lives… I couldn’t be prouder and more justified of the decision I made almost 31 years ago – TO MIGRATE TO AUSTRALIA, “THE LAND ABOUNDS IN NATURE’S GIFTS” - THE LAND WHERE DREAMS COME TRUE.