Contributory Parent Visa (143) Contributory Parent Visa (143) allows the parents of Australian citizens, permanent residents and eligible New Zealand citizens to migrate permanently to Australia. This Visa allows the person to: Live, work and study in Australia permanently; Travel in and out of Australia for five (5) years; Sponsor family member/s to come to
Contributory Parent (Temporary) Visa Contributory Parent Visa – Temporary (Subclass 173) allows the parents of Australian citizens, permanent residents, and eligible New Zealand citizens to reside in Australia for up to two years. This Visa allows the person to: Stay in Australia for two (2) years; Study and work in Australia (without funds from government);
Parent Visa If you are the parent of a child who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident or New Zealand citizen who has settled in Australia, you may be eligible to apply for a parent visa. Both these visas are permanent, but take up to 30 years to process. However, you can typically stay In
Child Visa If you are an Australian citizen, permanent resident or New Zealand citizen and wishes to live with your child in Australia, you can apply for a child which allows you to bring your child in Australia. This is applicable to legitimate and adopted children. Child Visa (101) Adoption Visa (102) Child Onshore Visa
Partner Visa If you are legally married or a de facto partner of an Australian citizen, permanent resident or New Zealand citizen, you may be eligible to apply for a partner inside or outside of Australia Onshore – Temporary (820) Onshore – Permanent (801) Offshore – Temporary (309) Offshore – Permanent (100) Onshore – Temporary
Prospective Marriage Visa If you are engaged to an Australian citizen, permanent resident or New Zealand citizen, you can apply for a prospective marriage visa which allows you to come to Australia and marry your spouse. You must be outside Australia when the visa is granted and you must marry within 9 months. This Visa
Overview In cases where an individual will be persecuted in their home country, Refugee Visa (subclass 200, 201, 203, and 204) allows the individual to migrate to Australia. There are four subclasses under this visa: Subclass 200 – Refugee Subclass 201 – In-country Special Humanitarian Subclass 203 – Emergency Rescue Subclass 204 – Woman at
Overview Global Special Humanitarian visa (subclass 202) allows an individual to migrate in Australia permanently, through a proposer, if they face any discrimination or human right abuses. This visa allows the person to: Live, study, and work in Australia indefinitely; Register in Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system. Propose family members for permanent residence; Travel in
Overview Protection visa is for individuals who are currently in Australia and wishing to apply for protection. This visa allows the person to: Live, study, and work in Australia indefinitely; Register in Medicare ad Centrelink, Australia’s government services; Propose family members for permanent residence through the offshore Humanitarian Program; Travel in and out of Australia
Overview Temporary work visa – Short Stay Specialist (subclass 400) allows individuals to work on specialised and non-ongoing work in Australia for a short period, in cases where skills are not found in the said country. This visa allows the person to: Work in a highly specialised job for a short period; Take a family
EMPLOYER SPONSORED STREAM Employer Sponsored stream allows employers to sponsor overseas workers to live and work in regional Australia on a temporary basis. This visa is designed to assist regional employers who are unable to meet their skilled Australian workforce needs from the local labour market. This visa allows the person to: Stay, work, and
Overview Skilled work Regional visa – Provisional (Subclass 491) grants a skilled worker to stay and work in some regional areas in Australia for up to five (5) years. This visa allows the person to: Live in Australia for five (5) years; Work and study in specific region of Australia; Travel in and out of
Overview Skilled Independent Visa is for individuals welcomed to live and work permanently in Australia. The visa is divided into two (2) streams, namely Points tested and New Zealand stream. SKILLED INDEPENDENT VISA – POINTS TESTED STREAM (SUBCLASS 189) This visa allows the person to: Live in anywhere in Australia permanently; Work and study
Overview Working Holiday Visa (Subclass 417) is for young adults who wish to stay in Australia with an extended holiday to work and fund it. The visa is divided into three stages, First Working Holiday, Second Working Holiday, and Third Working Holiday visa. FIRST WORKING HOLIDAY VISA Allows certain tourists aged between 18 and
Overview Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190) allows workers, with certain skills, to live and work in Australia permanently, as long as they are nominated. This visa allows the person to: Live in Australia indefinitely; Study and/or work in Australia; Register in Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system; Travel in and out of Australia for five (5)
This visa allows the person to: Live in Australia indefinitely; Work and study in Australia; Register in Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system; Sponsor relatives to be able to come to Australia; Travel in and out of Australia for five (5) years; And if eligible, apply for Australian citizenship. Things to consider when applying for this
This visa allows the person to: Live in Australia indefinitely; Work and study in Australia; Register in Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system; Sponsor relatives to be able to come to Australia; Travel in and out of Australia for five (5) years; And if eligible, apply for Australian citizenship. Things to consider when applying for this
This visa allows the person to: Live in Australia indefinitely; Work and study in Australia; Register in Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system; Sponsor relatives to be able to come to Australia; Travel in and out of Australia for five (5) years; And if eligible, apply for Australian citizenship Things to consider when applying for this
This visa allows skilled workers to live and work in Australia indefinitely, as long as they are nominated by their employer. The visa is divided into three streams: Direct Entry Stream Temporary Residence Transition Labour Agreement Stream RETURN TO VISA LIST
Overview Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (Subclass 482) allows an employer to sponsor an individual, who resides outside Australia, for the purpose of filling a position with the reason of the inability to find a suitably skilled Australian fit for the position. The individual may stay in Australia between two (2) or four (4) years, depending
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