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Chamod Ratnayake

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Chamod is a Law Graduate and Migration Assistant at Estrin Saul Lawyers, where he works in the firm’s employer-sponsored visa team. Drawing on a foundation in both legal and commercial principles, he assists with the preparation of migration matters tailored to the needs of businesses and individuals, helping employers meet their workforce needs while navigating Australia’s migration framework.

While his primary focus is employer-sponsored migration, Chamod also maintains a keen interest in protection visas. Coming from a Sri Lankan background and fluent in Sinhalese, he brings a valuable cultural perspective to his work.

Profile

Chamod is a Law Graduate and Migration Assistant at Estrin Saul Lawyers, where he works in the firm’s employer-sponsored visa team. Drawing on a foundation in both legal and commercial principles, he assists with the preparation of migration matters tailored to the needs of businesses and individuals, helping employers meet their workforce needs while navigating Australia’s migration framework.

While his primary focus is employer-sponsored migration, Chamod also maintains a keen interest in protection visas. Coming from a Sri Lankan background and fluent in Sinhalese, he brings a valuable cultural perspective to his work.

Academic Background
  • Bachelor of Laws, University of Auckland
  • Bachelor of Commerce (Majors in Marketing and International Business), University of Auckland
Languages Spoken
  • English
  • Sinhalese
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