Planning a pathway for Australian permanent residence (PR) takes deliberate planning and understanding your present situation to match it with the correct visa to apply. No, it is not just about filling up forms and getting your papers lodged. Understand your present situation and background to determine the best pathway for lodging a suitable visa for the best possible outcome.

Temporary visas may entitle you for short-term stay in Australia, but did you know that they can sometimes be the stepping stone towards a future permanent resident visa? From student to temporary graduate visas, or work & holiday visas or certain provisional skilled visas, they are a good way to test out the Australian lifestyle and work culture and to see if you would like to stay long-term in the country.

If you have decided to make Australia your permanent home and country, make the next step towards acquiring citizenship. Australia gives you the 8th strongest passport in the world and access to 180 countries visa-free with one of the best economies and stable governments in the world. Read more

International students choose Australia because of its world-class education system, top-ranking universities, cultural diversity and beautiful climate.

Choose from a fine selection of schools to study your course.

Our education institutions may be relatively young compared with universities such as the UK’s Oxford or the US’s Harvard but they are up there with the best. Eg: The University of Melbourne, Australian National University, University of Sydney, University of Queensland, University of New South Wales and Monash University were all ranked in the top 100 universities in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2020. Read more

Get your skills and work experience recognised.

Whatever your occupation or trade, all skilled and employer-sponsored visas require a positive skills assessment from an authorised assessor such as VETASSESS, TRA, ACECQA, ICS or EA to qualify for your visa application. Find out how this works and let us help you through the process and act for you with your relevant assessment authority.

Visa refusal or cancellation? For a multitude of reasons, some people find themselves with no visa onshore. If you feel you have a reasonable chance of appeal to stay on, the Australian immigration system provides a fair go at review of your visa decision. Get proper representation at the AAT to ensure you have the right to remain and pursue your case review.