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Mandatory visa cancellation on character grounds

If you have a substantial criminal record and you are serving a jail sentence, your visa must be cancelled by law. This is called mandatory…

Category: Blog, Immigration Law | 26 April 2018

Major changes for parent visas – Assurance of Support harder

UPDATE 10 May 2018: It looks like the Government will reverse the changes which increased the income threshold in respect of assurance of support. This…

Category: Blog, Immigration Law | 15 April 2018

Received a visa cancellation notice?

Have you received a letter from the Department of Home Affairs telling you that they are considering cancelling your visa? This is called a Notice…

Category: Blog, Immigration Law | 6 April 2018

Civil partnership: should you register your relationship?

Are you planning to apply for an Australian Partner Visa based on your de facto relationship? If you haven’t been in a de facto relationship…

Category: Blog, Immigration Law | 23 March 2018

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Re-entry ban – everything you need to know

What does a re-entry ban mean? What is a public interest criteria or PIC? If you have overstayed a Visa in Australia, or if you…

Category: Blog, Immigration Law | 15 February 2018

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Partner visa application: Should I submit onshore or offshore?

Is it better to apply for a partner visa onshore or offshore? In this article we highlight some of the benefits of applying onshore, while…

Category: Blog, Immigration Law | 12 February 2018

VIDEO: 3 Tips for Partner Visa Applications PLUS 2 Client questions answered

Facebook live broadcast. If you have any questions that you would like us to discuss in our weekly broadcast, email or call us, or leave…

Category: Blog, Immigration Law | 1 February 2018

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Visa overstay part 2 – how to get a new visa

In the first introductory part of this article, we looked at the basic issues surrounding visa overstay. In this part, we consider whether it is…

Category: Blog, Immigration Law | 27 November 2017

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Visa overstay – Part 1: the Basics

In this 3 part series, we will be looking at the issue of visa overstay. In particular, we will consider what are the immediate and…

Category: Blog, Immigration Law | 19 November 2017

Visa cancelled? Application refused? You have appeal rights

Most Visa cancellations and refusals can be reviewed and appealed. There are a number of different avenues to seek a review. It is important to…

Category: Blog, Immigration Law | 14 November 2017

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Partner visa, children and the health test

When you apply for a Partner Visa, you and your dependent children must pass the health requirement as part of the application. What happens if…

Category: Blog, Immigration Law | 10 November 2017

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Partner Visa – Prove Genuine Relationship

When you apply for a partner visa, you must prove that you are in a genuine and continuing relationship with your sponsoring partner. But everyone’s…

Category: Blog, Immigration Law | 9 November 2017

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Injured while on a visa?

If you suffer personal injuries while you are on a visa, there are important steps you can take to protect your rights and maximise your…

Category: Blog, Immigration Law | 8 November 2017

Including children in partner visa application

Including children in partner visa application

Thinking about including children in partner visa application? It’s possible but the devil is in the detail. In this article we aim to highlight some…

Category: Blog, Immigration Law | 7 November 2017

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Negligent Migration Advice – What to do?

Have you received negligent migration advice? Not all is lost. We may be able to fix your visa application, and you can also seek compensation.…

Category: Immigration Law | 6 November 2017

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