Your pathway to Australia. One team, start to finish.
Whichever reason brings you to Australia, we've likely handled a case like yours before, and if we haven't, we'll still take it on.
Partner Visa
General Skilled Migration (GSM)
Post Graduate Visa
Family Visas
Visitor Visas
Decision Appeals
Skills Assessment (including RPL)
National Innovation Visa
Partner Visa
Join your Australian partner as a fiancé(e), spouse or de facto partner. One of the most used, and most scrutinised, visa categories in Australia.
- Prospective Marriage, Spouse and De Facto pathways
- Experience with Schedule 3, character and family violence cases
- Decision-ready applications are now expected at lodgement; incomplete evidence risks delay or refusal
General Skilled Migration (GSM)
Migrate on your own qualifications and experience, not a job offer. Points-tested, invitation-only.
- Subclasses 189, 190 and 491
- Occupations now sit in a 4-tier priority system; most need 75+ points for a real invitation
- 189 and 190 grant permanent residency directly; 491 leads to it via the regional pathway (subclass 191)
Post Graduate Visa
Stay on after your studies and turn your degree into local work experience.
- Post-Higher Education, Post-Vocational Education and Second Post-Higher Education (regional) streams
- Full work rights while you hold it
- Generally under 35 at application, up to 50 for research masters and PhD graduates
Family Visas
Bring parents, children or other eligible relatives to Australia, permanently or temporarily, depending on the relationship.
- Parent, Child and other Family Visa subclasses
- Health and character requirements apply to sponsor and applicant
- Parent visa queues currently run 15 to 33 years; we'll also discuss faster options like the temporary Sponsored Parent (870) visa
Visitor Visas
Come for tourism, to see family, or for short-term activities: up to 12 months, no work rights.
- Tourist, Business Visitor, Sponsored Family and Frequent Traveller streams
- No employer or sponsor required for most streams
- Fast to process relative to other categories
Decision Appeals
If a visa was refused or cancelled, you may be able to challenge it at the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART).
- Covers refusals, cancellations and other Home Affairs decisions
- Strict lodgement deadlines apply
- Representation materially improves outcomes
Skills Assessment (including RPL)
A required step for most skilled visas: not a visa itself, but confirmation that your qualifications and experience meet Australian standards for your occupation. If you don't have a formal qualification, Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) can convert real work experience into a result the assessing authority will accept.
- Conducted by the authority relevant to your occupation
- RPL is accepted by many assessing authorities in place of a formal qualification: it is evidence-based, using work samples, references and portfolios
- A prerequisite worth getting right the first time, since the outcome is attached to your visa application
National Innovation Visa
The Global Talent visa is now the National Innovation Visa, keeping the same subclass number. For people with genuinely exceptional achievement in a national priority sector: invitation-only, and increasingly competitive.
- Starts with an Expression of Interest, and only a small share of applicants receive an invitation (around 1 in 15)
- Needs a prominent nominator in your field and evidence of exceptional achievement
- Direct pathway to permanent residency, generally above the high income threshold