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Obtaining the permanent Partner visa is a two stage process. To be eligible for a permanent partner visa you first need to be granted a temporary partner visa. You apply for both the permanent and temporary visas at the same time and pay only one fee. If you are granted the temporary visa, you are […]

Supporting the level of Skilled Migration is reinforced in a report by Treasury and the Department of Home Affairs. https://cdn.tspace.gov.au/uploads/sites/107/2018/04/Shaping-a-Nation.pdf “Migrants deliver an economic dividend for Australia due to current policy settings which favor migrants of working age who have skills to contribute to the economy,” the report finds. Updated Research by Treasury and the […]

In April 2017 the Government announced that the 457 Visa was going to be abolished. This was implemented with the introduction of the Temporary Skilled Shortage Visa (TSS) on Monday, 18 March 2018. The changes to Australia’s Temporary skilled visa programs that were introduced on 18 March 2018 are obviously of great interest and concern […]

Bridging visas are part of migration law area that is commonly misunderstood. Very often you might not even realize that you have been given a bridging visa. I will explain all bridging visas focusing on the most popular ones. We will only discuss the 5 most commonly talked about. Bridging Visa A – The most […]

A Resident Return visa is a travel facility for: current Australian permanent residents some former Australian permanent residents some former Australian citizens. You will need a Resident Return visa if the travel facility on your current visa has expired (your first granted permanent visa has a 5 year travel facility) or is about to expire […]