A complete visa solution for individuals
We assist skilled workers with all types of visas and citizenship matters
Recognising the significant negative impact on applicants from disjointed and inconsistent immigration advice, we deliver a complete visa solution and act as your immigration advisors for entry into Australia, subsequent relevant residency rights, and potential citizenship eligibilities.
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WORK VISAS
Whether you intend to come to Australia for employment, work-related activities or business trips, we can help! We advise on the most appropriate visa types to meet your specific business and employment needs and assess relevant eligibility. If eligible, we case manage visa applications from preparation to lodgement and decisions, including liaising with your potential Australian employers or associated entities.
We assist with all types of employment visas, temporary business activity visas and business and investor entry streams. The most common visas are:
Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (TSS) subclass 482
Employer Nomination Scheme Visa (ENS) subclass 186
Temporary Work Short Stay Specialist visa subclass 400
Training Visa subclass 407
Temporary Activity visa subclass 408
Global Talent Independent Visa subclass 858
Business Investment and Innovation Visas subclass 188 and 888
Business Visitor Visa subclass 600
VISA CHANGES
If you are already in Australia on a valid work visa and would like to seek advice or explore other visa options due to a change of circumstances, such as a potential change of employer, we can help too. Please book a consultation below so we can find out how we may best assist you.
ADDING A FAMILY MEMBER TO YOUR VISA
Got married or have a child born after your visa grant? Some work visas allow you to add an eligible family member to your visa or enable them to apply for a separate visa to join you in Australia if they were not included in your initial visa application. Please book a consultation below so we can find out how we may best assist you.
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PARTNER VISAS
This visa allows the de facto partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen to live in Australia. Getting a temporary or provisional visa is the first step towards a permanent visa.
• Partner Temporary and Permanent visas subclass 820/801 (For applicants who are in Australia at the time of the visa application lodgement )
• Partner Provisional and Migrant Visas subclass 309/100 (For applicants who are outside Australia at the time of the visa application lodgement )
• Prospective Marriage Visa subclass 300
This visa allows an applicant to come to Australia to marry their prospective spouse and then apply for a Partner visa. Applicants must be outside Australia at the time of the visa application lodgement.
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PARENT VISAS
This visa allows a parent of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen to live in Australia.
• Parent Visa subclass 103
• Contributory Parent Temporary Visa subclass 173
• Contributory Parent visa subclass 143
• Aged parent visa subclass 804
• Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary) Visa subclass 884
• Contributory Aged Parent Visa subclass 864
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CHILD VISAS
This visa allows a child to live in Australia with their parent(s) who is an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holder of an Australian permanent visa.
• Child Visa (Permanent) subclass 802
• Child Visa (Permanent) subclass 101
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AUSTRALIAN CITIZENSHIP
There are several ways to become an Australian citizen and the most common ways are through Conferral and Descent. We understand the common obstacles a skilled migrant faces such as residency requirements, and can provide proactive advice in a smooth transition into the final step of your migration story.
• Australian Citizenship by Conferral
• Australian Citizenship by Descent
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AAT APPEALS
Disagree with a visa or citizenship application decision made by the Department of Home Affiars? We provide application review advice and case management services for appeals with the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) in the event of a visa refusal or cancellation. The AAT review application is subject to strict time limit with significant repercussions if not lodged in time. Please contact us ASAP if you have received an unfavourable decision from the Department of Home Affairs and would like to discuss your options.
NEWS UPDATE:
The Australian Government has recently announced in December 2022 that the AAT will continue operating until the new federal adminstrative review body is established. Any remaning AAT cases will subsequently transition to the new review body once established. The current processing time can be found on the AAT’s website.
