MIA Sponsor: Westpac

Westpac Migrant Banking can add value to your client services and pay migration agents commissions on successful home loan applications.

We can help temporary or permanent visa holders before or after arriving in Australia with:

• Opening a bank account before your client leaves their home country. New immigrants can transfer funds into this account and gain access to their money once identified at a Westpac branch.
• Assisting your client with home loan and credit card applications.

Enhance your website with a Westpac link & logo

A link to Westpac on your site shows your clients that you work closely with one of Australia’s largest banks. It provides a convenient way for your clients to open accounts with Westpac online. We can track how many clients open an account with us through your site via this link.

Special credit policies for credit cards & home loans

Westpac’s special credit policies make it easier for 457 visa holders and selected other temporary visa holders to obtain credit cards and home loans.

Earn commission for home loan referrals

Find out how to become a referral agent. Earn commission on Westpac home loans taken up by the clients you refer, simply fill the information form below for more information.

Discounted merchant banking facilities

Westpac can provide discounted merchant banking facilities for all registered MIA Agents, simply fill the information form below for more information.

Download Westpac Flyers

Attach or send the Westpac flyers direct to your clients to assist them with their banking needs. Download the following the flyers here:

• New Migrant flyer (PDF)
• Business Migrant flyer (PDF)
• International Student flyer (PDF)

As per point 2.2 of the Code of Conduct (PDF), if a registered migration agent:
(a) gives advice of a non-migration nature to a client in the course of giving immigration assistance; and
(b) could receive a financial benefit because of the advice;
the agent must tell the client in writing, at the time the advice is requested or given, that the agent may receive a financial benefit.