Yim Migration Service
Yim Migration Service
Over 30 Years of Extensive Experiences
Credentials
Credentials
Thayhorn Yim is the Principal of Yim Migration Service.
Thayhorn has worked in public services, in community, and in private sectors in the migration field for over 30 years. He is specialised in family migration especially clients from Asian backgrounds. He has represented clients at the tribunal, immigration department and various embassies. He has been highly successful in getting the best outcome and visas for his clients.
Thayhorn had worked for Australian Government departments in the migration field for 10 years as ‘Specialist Migrant Officer’, and he held a senior position of the Commonwealth Public Services. Also, he worked as a Field Co-ordinator for UNHCR Resettlement section.
Thayhorn has been a member of the Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) since its inception over 30 years (www.mia.org.au). He was a Vice President/Committee of MIA Vic/Tas from 2019-23. Also, he was a Vice President/ Committee of school council for four years.
Thayhorn has also done volunteer work with various community organisations including Refugee Legal previously known as Refugee, Immigration and Legal Centre (RILC) for 15 years (www.refugeelegal.org.au), Cambodian Buddhist Monk Council of Australia and New Zealand Inc for over 25 years, and community's action groups.
Thayhorn has an excellent understanding of clients’ needs. He is a trusted and experienced Registered Migration Agent (RMA). He has written newspapers articles and interviewed on various topics about immigration matters. Through his professional career, Thayhorn has received many awards including:
Victoria’s Award for Excellence in Multicultural Affairs: Medal Award
Presented by the Governor of Victoria. This Meritorious Services Medal Award is in recognition of his multicultural community work.
Victoria’s Award for Excellence in Multicultural Affairs: Certificate Award
Presented by the Premier of Victoria.
MIA Award for 25 Years of Continuous Membership
This award is in recognition of his 25 years of founding membership of the MIA.
Centrelink National Award for Excellence in Multicultural Youth Services
This award is in recognition of his excellent services to Centrelink’s youth clients from non-English speaking backgrounds.
Adult Multicultural Education Services (AMES): Humanitarian Award
This is in recognition of his work for assisting refugees to settle in Australia.
Yim's Khmer Service Award
This is in recognition for his work in the field of social welfare and settlement service for Khmer communities.
Newspapers Articles
Dandenong Star Journal: Immediate Family Members Visa Concession During Covid-19
Refugee Work with Multicultural Refugees and Migrants Honoured
Dandenong Star Journal Community Voice Publication: Finding a Difficult Path
Yim’s article published in the local newspaper about the difficulties of applying for a visa application especially without seeking immigration Assistance from immigration advisor.
King's Award
Newspapers Article: Award Fit For a King
This award is in recognition of Mr Yim's contribution to the completion of Modern Khmer Buddhist Park in Cambodia:
Newspaper Article: Award Fit For a King
Newspapers Article: Work with migrants honoured
Newspapers Article: Work with migrants honoured
Newspapers Article: Yim's Advice for stricken Afghans
Newspapers Article: Yim's On Appeal, 'Don't Take my Dad'
Yim Interviewing By SBS Radio: Sponsoring Religious Workers
Thay Horn Yim Interviewing By Meng Heang Tak of SBS: Only Registered Migration Agent Can provide Immigration Assistance
Interview with SBS Khmer: Changes in Visa and Immigration Laws in Australia from July 2021
Newspaper Article, Yim's Appeal at Tribunal Win: 'Family's Deportation Win'
Newspaper Article, Yim's Comments On: "Honey Trap Scam"
Newspaper Article, Yim's "Advice for stricken Afghans"
Newspaper Article: Yim Comments On "Visa Reprieve but wait continues"
Newspaper Article, Yim Comments On: "Ukraine Visa Advice"
Newspaper Article, Yim Comments On: "Bold 'hero' finds refuge"
Mr Yim interviewing by Mr Tak on topic: Who Are Qualified to provide Immigration Assistance.
Mr Yim interviewing by Mr Tak on topic: Who Are Qualified to provide Immigration Assistance.
It is important to know that there are many unlawful operators pretending to be registered migration agents. These people could be in your own communities, president of association, committee members, workers, or friends.
“Only registered migration agents can legally give immigration assistance in Australia. To do this, they must be listed on the Register of Migration Agents, held by the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority.
Immigration assistance (under section 276 of the Migration Act 1958) is when a person uses or claims to use knowledge of, or experience in migration procedure to assist with visa applications or other visa matters by:
• preparing, or helping to prepare, a visa application or other document
• advising about a visa application or visa matter
• preparing for proceedings before a court or review authority in relation to a visa application or visa matter
• representing in proceedings before a court or review authority in relation to a visa application or visa matter.
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Be careful of unlawful operators pretending to be registered migration agents. Always check this website to make sure you are using a registered migration agent.” According to MARA website.