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Congratz Mr.Mohamed Fahim. Your Spouse Visa Subclass 309 has been Granted !!! Australia and your Family awaits you there as a home away home... Mr.Mohamed Fahim has approached our firm in order to apply for a spouse visa subclass 309. He has lived in Australia previously and left Australia unlawfully. The application was really complex considering his past residence in Australia and also due to providing incorrect information without the knowledge of the law. He had received a natural justice letter with PIC 4020 and a possible ban on future applications. Our Australian Immigration Specialists managed to appeal and get subclass [...]

Record Surge: Australian Citizenship Approvals Skyrocket by 88% in a Year Australian Citizenship approvals see an 88% increase in a year Compared to 70,000 citizenship approvals last year, more than 132,000 citizenship by conferral applications were approved this year, the Immigration Minister has said. ‘Between 1 July 2018 and 31 May 2019, more than 132,000 citizenship by conferral applications have been approved, up from 70,000 in the same period last year. This represents an increase of 88 per cent,’ Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs David Coleman said. Minister Coleman attributed these outcomes to a range of [...]

Beware of Unregistered or Fraudulent Migration Consultants. In light of the recent visa scandal that featured on Carte Blanche detailing the unethical practices of a certain “immigration and visa firm”, now more than ever it is vital for potential migrants to protect their interests as well as their family’s, by making sure that they choose a registered migration agent for professional advice and assistance. By law, any migration agent operating in Australia and giving advice and assistance on the Australian visa application process must be registered with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA). Australian registered migration agents [...]

Changes to Australia's Skilled Visa Occupation Lists by DIBP (July 1, 2017) DIBP has been made changes to the lists of eligible skilled occupations for Australia’s skilled visa programs on 1 July 2017. -DIBP added some new occupations to the lists of eligible skilled occupations; - SOL and CSOL lists have been updated with newly introduced Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL) and the Short-term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL); - Removed some occupations from the lists of eligible skilled occupations.

Changes to Australian Visa Application Charges: 2017–18 Budget Updates As part of the 2017–18 Budget, the Australian Government announced a number of changes to existing visa application charges, including the introduction of a number of new visas. The visa application charge is the amount of money in Australian dollars (AUD) that must be paid for a visa application. In some cases the visa application charge is nil.​