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It allows the holder of a Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491) to sponsor their family’s move to Australia. An eligible family member can stay in the country for as long as the visa of the sponsor is valid. A pathway to permanent residency is possible once the main sponsor receives the skilled visa subclass 191. Family members who are eligible for this type of visa are:

• Spouse or de facto partner (natural or legally recognised relationship)
• Child or adopted child, brother or sister
• Nephew and niece (biological or legally recognised relationship)
• Aunt and Uncle (biological or legally recognised relationship)
• Grandparents

This sponsored parent visa is designed to allow parents of Australian citizens and permanent residents to live in Australia. The visa is valid for two years, after which it can be extended into a permanent visa. The parent visa 143 applicant must have an eligible child who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident or an eligible New Zealand citizen and can act as the sponsor. They must have adequate health insurance coverage, have no criminal record and meet all the requirements for a standard visitor visa. For non-pension, aged parent visa applicants, subclass 143 is the second step for them to become permanent residents when combined with the contributory parent visa 173 – the temporary parent visa counterpart.

The dependent child visa (Subclass 445) is a grant under the dependent relative visa that allows parents or guardians to bring their children to Australia. Additionally, the applicant must be sponsored by the same eligible nominator or sponsor of the visa-holding parent. This aged-dependent relative visa allows the holder to work and study in Australia. The dependent can stay in the country temporarily while the Department of Home Affairs is processing the permanent visa application of the child’s parents.

The Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300) visa is for people who wish to enter Australia and marry their partners. It provides a pathway for people to tie the knot with their Australian partner within the allotted 9–15-month validity period of the visa. They can then apply for the partner visa 820 and 801 if they wish to continue living in Australia.

On the other hand, the Partner (Provisional) Visa – Offshore (Subclass 309) is a temporary visa that allows the de facto partner or spouse of an Australian citizen to live in Australia temporarily. With this visa, the said partner will be granted a stay in the country while their  Partner (Migrant) Visa – Onshore (Subclass 100) is being finalised for permanent residency. The subclass 309 can only be applied for from outside Australia.

Student visa 500 is a temporary visa for international students who want to study in Australia. It allows you to stay in Australia for up to five years, in line with your enrollment. Not only will this dependent student visa give you a chance to study in some of the best universities in the country, but it also gives you the right to work in any sector as long as your visa is valid. You can apply for this visa from outside Australia or when you are already here.

To qualify for student visa, our student visa agent will advise you to prepare your enrollment slip or any proof of enrollment in the course of study in Australia. You will also need a certificate proving that you are a holder of the Overseas Student Health Cover. Furthermore, you must also present a welfare arrangement paper if you are below 18.

This post-study work visa is designed for international students who have completed a degree, diploma, or trade qualification at an Australian tertiary institution. It allows you to work in any industry and contribute to the country’s flourishing economy. You can undertake further studies and gain more extensive experience in the country. It also makes you eligible for a work visa or PR in the long run. Additionally, the subclass 485 temporary visa allows you to bring any immediate family members to stay with you during your visa grant. They will have to meet all conditions and eligibility requirements set by the Australian government.

This business innovation stream visa is a temporary visa for business-minded people who want to start an enterprise or operate an existing business in Australia. It allows you to stay in the country for up to five years while working on your business. The visa is available only if you have:

• Started a new business or acquired a controlling interest in an existing business in Australia
• A nomination from the Australian government or any regional territory agency for this visa

The processing time for this visa application normally takes around 17 months for 25% of applications, 32 months for 50% of applications. Furthermore, the Australian Home Affairs Department processes 75% of applications in 35 months, while 90% of all applications are processed within 37 months. To ensure that there are no unnecessary delays, our registered migration agents will review your application and attach all mandatory documentation before submission.

You can apply for a tourist visa if you plan to visit Australia for short-term tourism, pleasure, or to visit family or friends. To qualify for a tourist subclass 600 visa, you will need to fill out an application form and provide all supporting documents requested by the Australian government. If your Australian visitor visa application is successful, you will be granted the right to enter the country as a tourist so long as you do not intend to work or study long-term during your stay.

This tourist visa is perfect for parents, grandparents, or other relatives who want to visit their Australian family members for a short period. It is also ideal for tourists who want to explore Australia’s natural beauty, architectural builds, people, and cultural heritage. You are able to leave and reenter Australia as many times as you like during the validity of your visa.

The working holiday visa allows you to work and support yourself in Australia for up to 12 months while on holiday. Just like the working holiday maker visa subclass 417, the subclass 462 working holiday visa is designed for young people aged 18-30 who want to enjoy a holiday in Australia and gain valuable working experience while they are there. You can apply for this visa if you meet all of the following requirements:

• Have a valid passport from an eligible country
• Not accompanied by dependent children
• Meet all health and character requirements
• Willing to work in the country for at least 3 months of their stay

The 186 permanent residency visa is an employer nomination scheme visa. It allows Australian employers to sponsor skilled workers from around the globe to work in Australia permanently. The applicant must have an occupation or profession in the Department of Home Affairs list of eligible skilled occupations and pass an English language test. They must also meet the general criteria for an Australian visa, including health and character requirements.

Subclass 186 is perfect for professionals who wish to apply for permanent residency in Australia but have no family members or loved ones to sponsor them. Since the employee provides sponsorship for the 186 visas, it is perfect for skilled foreign workers.

This is a permanent visa which requires no sponsors. The applicant must have the relevant skill occupation in the list and must have secure a suitable skill assessment for the occupation. The applicant requires to submit an expression of interest (EOI) based on which applicant may be invited to apply for skilled independent permanent visa. With this visa, the applicant can study, work and can stay in Australia permanently.

The Resident Return Visa Subclass 155/157 is a visa for Australian permanent residents whose travel validity expired before or while they are still outside the country. This visa allows them to return to Australia as permanent residents. To apply for this visa, you must be an Australian permanent citizen, a former Australian permanent resident who did not have his last permanent visa cancelled, or a former Australian citizen who either lost or renounced her citizenship.

It is worth noting that permanent visa holders inside Australia do not need to apply for this visa if they have no intention of leaving and re-entering the country as permanent residents.

If you are applying for citizenship by conferral – meaning you were not born here or descent from an Australian citizen but hold a permanent residency visa – you must meet the following requirements:

• Proof of Australian permanent residency
• Has been residing in Australia for at least 4 years with absences no more than 12 months
• Demonstrates good moral character
• Proves solid awareness of your rights, duties, and privileges as an Australian citizen
• Intends to live in or have a close connection with Australia permanently

If these requirements are met, along with all the paperwork needed, you will be asked to participate in an Australian citizenship ceremony. You will also make the Australian Citizenship Pledge, which marks your official status as an Australian citizen.

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