PRAKASH SRINIVASAN
ENTREPRENEUR
Prakash Srinivasan’s Australian story began in 2009 when he came to Melbourne as a tool maker.
Once he got here, he reviewed his situation and decided to switch paths. He got accredited as a migration agent by completing his Graduate Certificate in Immigration Law at Victoria University.
He then established his own business in Melbourne CBD—YML Migration Services. “It is a tough business to be in but I’ve managed to make a name for myself by providing the right kind of service.”
YML has a number of connections within the industry and across related professions that he uses to the best advantage of his clients. They continue to be helped even after they get to Australia.
He also covers a number of migration services like general skills migration, business skills migration, MRT appeals, employer sponsored visas, and student visas.
Prakash is very proud of his Indian heritage and visits India often. “I am aware that I have had many opportunities in Australia and am always looking for ways to give back to the community. I support a number of charities all over Melbourne.”
He lives in Dandenong with his wife and daughter.
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A very skilled and competent migration agent, with ethics and a good heart. I’d have no hesitation in recommending Prakash to anyone. You’ll be in safe hands!