Australia is a very welcoming country when it comes to offering non-Australians opportunities to live and work in the vibrant and sunny southern country.
In most cases, you will require a visa to be legally allowed to migrate to Australia. There may be an abundance of reasons why someone would like to move to Australia; it could be for work, study, family-related or to be with your partner, or even protection from your native homeland.
Migrating to Australia on a business visa can be quite complex. The qualifying process can become quite difficult and the Australian government requires a lot of information to determine the genuine and eligibility of an applicant requesting a visa. You need to make sure you seek the right information during the application process, in order to avoid unforeseen delays or costs that could be associated. Some of the business visas that are often applied to work in Australia include:
There are other business-related visas that can help you migrate to Australia, however, it’s best to speak to your Immigration Lawyer to determine the best option for you. In many cases, you may need to have a job lined up to be eligible.
There are many family-related visas within Australia that are often applied for. The Australian immigration department tries to bring families together should they meet the following requirements:
The most common student visa is the Student Visa 500. To be eligible for this and have any success during the application process, the potential student must already be accepted at a tertiary or educational institution within Australia and have organized appropriate financial (or welfare) arrangements for the intended duration of stay in Australia (if under 18 years of age).
Partner visas allow the married, or defacto, partners of Australian citizens to become Australian permanent residents or to remain in Australia for a period of time. Common partner visas include:
These visas are for those who need to migrate to another country that’s in the best interest of health and wellbeing, often to protect the applicant against discrimination and abuse in their home country.
We asked Arc Migration Director Ehsan Azadi about the process of applicants applying for their preferred visa and he said that “not all applications are as simple as one another. It’s in any person’s best interest to contact an immigration or migration agent to discuss what their best options are, as often the visa you think you need, isn’t often the best one that will help you be approved by the Australian government.”
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