Resident Return Visa Resident Return Visa (RRV) Overview The Resident Return Visa (RRV) allows individuals who hold Australian permanent residency to retain their permanent resident status when returning to Australia after leaving. This visa is primarily for individuals whose permanent residency (PR) visa is expiring or has already expired. There are two main types of […]
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AAT Appeal Overview of AAT Appeal in Australia The Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) is an independent body in Australia responsible for reviewing immigration, visa, and other administrative decisions. AAT provides applicants with an opportunity to appeal decisions made by the Department of Home Affairs, including visa refusals and visa cancellations. AAT Appeal Eligibility Applicants must
500 Student Visa 500 Student Visa Overview Student visa holders can undertake full-time studies at a registered educational institution in Australia. The maximum validity of a student visa is no more than five years. Eligible family members can apply for a dependent visa. At the time of application, the applicant must be at least 6
101 Offshore Child Visa Overview 103 Queue-Based Parent Permanent Visa Overview The 101 Offshore Child Visa is a permanent residency visa that allows biological, adopted, or stepchildren of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to migrate to Australia. The child must be under 25 years old and reside outside Australia at both
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103 Queue-Based Parent Permanent Visa 103 Queue-Based Parent Permanent Visa Overview The advantage of this visa type is its lower cost, and after obtaining permanent residency, the waiting period for welfare benefits is only 2 years, while the 143 Contributory Parent visa has a waiting period of 10 years. After submitting a 103 application, applicants
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300 Prospective Marriage Visa 300 Prospective Marriage Visa (Temporary) Overview The 300 visa is a temporary visa sponsored by an eligible sponsor for their fiancé(e). It allows the applicant to travel to Australia to marry their fiancé(e). The wedding can take place in any country, but the marriage registration must be conducted in Australia. The
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New South Wales (NSW) NSW 190 Overview NSW’s 190 visa still operates on an invitation-based system, ensuring that applicants invited by NSW will contribute positively to the state’s economy. For this financial year, the state nomination invitations will be spread across the whole financial year, without specific dates or prior announcements for each round. Therefore,
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189 Skilled Independent Visa 189 Skilled Independent Visa Overview The 189 visa is a skilled independent migration visa that does not require sponsorship from a state government or a relative. As a permanent residency visa, it allows the holder and their family members to live, work, and study in Australia while enjoying access to the
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482 Visa TSS/482 Employer-Sponsored Work Visa Overview The Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) 482 Employer-Sponsored Work Visa is a temporary work visa established by the Australian government to allow Australian businesses to hire skilled professionals or technical workers from overseas. The visa is divided into Short-Term, Medium-Term, and Labour Agreement Streams, with a maximum validity of
New South Wales (NSW) On September 1, 2021, the New South Wales (NSW) government announced that it would officially open EOI applications for various investment migration categories on September 20, including 188A, 188B, 188C, and 188E visas. Compared to previous years, the new policy introduced stricter requirements for applicants, with significant adjustments in areas such
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