Pi-En HSU
LAWYERS & MIGRATION AGENTS

Based in southside of the Greater Brisbane, Australia, with lawyers speaking English, Mandarin,  & Taiwanese languages


“Liability limited by a scheme approved under professional standards legislation.”
 
 

Robert P Hsu

 

Mr. Hsu was born in Taiwan and studied medicine at the National Defense Medical Center before discontinuing his studies. In 1989, he moved to Australia to pursue further education, obtaining a bachelor's degree in laboratory medicine. He then engaged in biochemical and neurophysiological research, earning an honors master's degree in clinical biochemistry and a Master of Philosophy degree in neurophysiology.

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During his doctoral studies in neurophysiology, Mr. Hsu worked part-time as an academic director at a well-known educational institution, coaching and assisting high school students with university admissions. During this time, he developed a strong interest in behavioral sciences, particularly psychology and law.

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In 2006, Mr. Hsu obtained his migration agent qualification with outstanding results, which provided him the opportunity to study law. He earned a Juris Doctor degree in 2011 and was admitted as a lawyer of the Supreme Court of Queensland in 2012. In the same year, he was also admitted as a lawyer of the High Court of Australia.

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Mr. Hsu operates his law firm independently, offering general legal and migration services in Australia. His migration services include applications for all types of permanent and temporary visas in Australia, migration appeals, and student visa-related matters such as submitting appeals against expulsion, school-related appeals, and visa condition waivers. His general legal services cover immigration law, property law, commercial law, contract law, family law, inheritance law, employment law, administrative law, criminal law, dispute resolution, and litigation.

If you have any legal or migration-related inquiries, please feel free to contact the firm.

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MIGRATION

 

• Business visas;

• Skilled visas applications including independent, state- or relative-sponsored skilled visas;

• Family visas;

• Student visa applications at all assessment levels;

• Employer-based visa applications including ENS and RSMS visas;

• State sponsorship application;

• Application for work permission;

• Section 20 Notice submission;

• Request for waiver of visa conditions;

• Application for revocation of student visa cancellation;

• MRT review;

• Ministerial Intervention;

• Internal and external appeals for students.

 

GENRAL LEGAL AREAS

 

• Conveyancing

• Business assignment 

• Wills and Estates

• Lease

• Contract & trust

• Administrative law

• Criminal law

• Employment

• Personal injury

• Family law

• Dispute resolution

• Litigation

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