Australia Visas

We can assist in streamlining the process of obtaining a visa and migrating to Australia.

We acknowledge that the visa and migration process may appear complex and comes with potential risks if you are not meticulous in handling your application and paperwork. Our goal is to make it more accessible for you. 

As accredited migration agents with considerable industry knowledge, we can assist you in navigating the selection of the appropriate visa and submitting a precise application. You can refer to our visa processing times information as provided by our migration agent services.

In a session for migration advice, we will assist in identifying the most suitable option for you. We'll assess your requirements and background, as well as explore your future ambitions to provide guidance on the visa that offers the highest likelihood of studying and living in Australia. 

Making an informed decision is crucial, so consulting with our approachable advisors will help ensure you make the right choice. You'll receive information about all types of Australian visas, their prerequisites, application procedures, fees, and other pertinent details.

The Employer Nomination Scheme visa (subclass 186) allows skilled workers to live and work in Australia permanently after being nominated by their employers for specific positions. Securing an employer nomination makes this visa more challenging to obtain compared to some others, but the opportunity to stay and work indefinitely in Australia makes it a valuable option. It also paves the way for the applicant to pursue Australian citizenship, while sponsor relatives can join and live in the country as well.

Are you an international student who has completed a 2-year study program in Australia and wishes to extend your stay? If so, you may be eligible to apply for the Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485). This visa allows international students already in Australia to continue living, studying, and working after completing their education. The duration of stay allowed under this visa depends on your qualifications and nationality, offering opportunities for two or five years of work experience in Australia. Find out all the details about the 485 visa including processing time, eligibility criteria, and estimated fees. Check out the current cost of the 485 visa here.

This visa, also known as the Parent Visa (subclass 103), allows parents to reside in Australia on a temporary or permanent basis if their child is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or an eligible New Zealand citizen who is settled in Australia.

This visa, also known as the Parent Visa (subclass 103), allows parents to reside in Australia on a temporary or permanent basis if their child is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or an eligible New Zealand citizen who is settled in Australia.

The Student Guardian Visa allows a legal guardian to visit and provide support for a person with a student visa under the age of 18. In exceptional cases, it may also apply to those over 18. The visa does not permit work in Australia but has specific allowances. Keep reading to learn more about the conditions and requirements of this visa subclass.

Conditions:

• This visa does not allow you to bring your family members as dependents.
• If you intend to be the guardian for multiple students in Australia, you must notify the department which student you would like your visa linked to.

Studying in Australia with a Student Visa (Subclass 500) allows you to participate in an eligible course for up to five years, based on your enrollment duration. The specific type of course selected will determine the allowable length of stay in Australia. More details about the subclass 500 visa are available below.

Australia is a great place for individuals seeking a fresh start. Many people from other countries choose to move to Australia due to its abundant job opportunities and the high quality of products and services available there. The Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189) offers skilled foreign nationals the chance to settle in Australia permanently and secure employment. This visa has three streams: Points-Tested, New Zealand, and Hong Kong, making it one of the most popular visa options in Australia. With this visa, applicants can apply whether they are inside or outside of Australia at the time of application, work and study anywhere in Australia, as well as sponsor eligible relatives for permanent residence.

The Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190) enables skilled workers to reside in Australia indefinitely, while also allowing them to study and work in the country. Upon being granted this visa by the Department of Home Affairs, individuals attain permanent residency. Moreover, the visa includes a provision for unlimited travel to and from Australia over a period of five years. However, after this time frame, re-entry into Australia as a permanent resident requires either a Resident Return Visa (Subclass 155) or Subclass 157. For further details on the skilled 190 visa, continue reading.

This visa permits the husband, wife, or partner in a domestic relationship with an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen to reside in Australia.

The Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) is a temporary permit designed for individuals who wish to travel to Australia for tourism, business activities, or as part of a cruise. It consists of six different types that grant various rights: Tourist stream (apply in Australia), Tourist stream (apply outside Australia), Sponsored Family stream, Business Visitor stream, Frequent Traveller stream, and Approved Destination Status stream. The visa allows stays of three, six, or twelve months.