To allow businesses to sponsor employees in areas of skill-shortage, where a genuine business need exists.
For businesses to nominate their employee of choice for a temporary, permanent or provisional visa, in areas of skill-shortage, where a genuine business need exists.
For a skilled and qualified employee to apply for a temporary, permanent or provisional visa nominated by their employer.
Application by a business to a relevant certifying body for assessment of the suitability of the salary offered to a regional sponsored employee as part of the 494 Nomination process.
Submitting and managing an Expression of Interest in applying for a permanent or provisional skilled visa in areas of skill-shortage or where the applicant has an international reputation of repute in a key area.
A State-level registration of interest in being selected for a permanent or provisional State-nominated skilled visa.
An application for State-nomination for a permanent or provisional skilled visa.
A permanent independent visa which can be applied for on invitation only, following a successful EOI.
A permanent State-nominated visa which can be applied for on invitation only, following a successful EOI/ROI/State nomination application (process varies by State).
A provisional State-nominated visa which can be applied for on invitation only, following a successful EOI/ROI/State nomination application (process varies by State).
A permanent visa for exceptional talents in key fields with a demonstrable record of excellence and international reputation. Nomination by an Australian citizen/permanent resident of national repute in the same field may be required.
Global Talent stream on invitation only, following a successful EOI.
For Australian citizens and permanent residents to bring their partners to Australia. We assist with onshore and offshore partner visas, visas for partners of New Zealand citizens, and prospective spouse visas.
Onshore or offshore, temporary or permanent, we can help with applying for a visa to bring the parents of Australian citizens and permanent residents to Australia.
To bring your minor dependant child to Australia, in situations where they were not included in your permanent residence application and are not an Australian Citizen.
A visa for minor children whose biological parents are permanently unable to care for them. Must be sponsored by an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
We focus on our particular areas of interest and expertise so that you can be sure we know what we are talking about and trust that you are in the right hands.
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We handle appeals against decisions of the Department of Home Affairs not to revoke a visa cancellation, or decisions to refuse a visa, on the grounds of criminal history under section 501 of the Migration Act (other than decisions made by the Minister of Immigration personally).
Any appeal against a visa refusal or visa cancellation (other than under section 501 of the Migration Act, or made by the Minister of Immigration personally), where an appeals avenue exists, and the timeframe specified in the Department’s decision letter has not passed.
We handle Notices of Intention to Refuse, Notices of Intention to Cancel, Revocation Requests, Administrative Appeals Tribunal (Migration and General Divisions). We can also assist with responses to Department of Home Affairs’ requests for further information or notices of adverse information. Applicable provisions of the Migration Act include: 501, 116, 109, 128, 56, 57, 104. Applicable public interest criteria include PIC 4020, 4001.
Where the Department has notified the visa applicant that they may not be eligible for a visa on the basis of their not meeting the applicable health criteria, or where the visa has been refused on the basis of the assessment of a Medical Officer of the Commonwealth.
Where the Department of Home Affairs has concerns that the visa applicant has multiple names, birth dates, social media accounts, or other identifying information.
Where in assessing a temporary visa application the Department has raised concerns, or refused an application, on the basis that the visa applicant will not return to their country of passport at the end of their stay.
Where a business or individual is flagged by the Department of Home Affairs as possibly being an ineligible sponsor, has their sponsorship cancelled, or is subject to a ban/temporary bar on sponsoring visa applicants.
A temporary visa for 3-6 months of non-ongoing, highly specialised work in Australia, on invitation from an Australian entity.
A temporary visa for tourists, business visitors, and the family members of Australian citizens/permanent residents to visit Australia on a short-term basis.
A temporary visa for non-Australian citizens/permanent residents to visit or remain in Australia for the purpose of medical treatment, to support family members travelling to Australia for medical treatment, or to facilitate the stay of former applicants for permanent visas whose applications were refused for not meeting health criteria where the applicant is medically unfit to depart Australia.
For persons whose parents held Australian citizenship. Where there are questions around your eligibility, we can help get to the bottom of it.
Applications by Australian permanent residents for Australian citizenship.
For persons who became Australian citizens through operation of the law, rather than by applying for citizenship. Most commonly used for children born in Australia to non-citizen parents, who have primarily lived in Australia, and are now 10 years old.
