ONCE UPON A TIME IN AUSTRALIA
There was a country, and then there were people. I saw it on the map, I went there, and I stayed. These phrases are probably used and owned by the majority of migrants who made Australia their home. But, what is it that attracts most people to Australia as we speak?
Well, it is the question of fact that every one of us needs to have a decent life, have freedom of expression, love our neighbor and be loved by them, be safe, be prosperous, and the list continues.
Given the possible political, economic and social unrest in the World today, Australia is ahead by far and has a better economy, higher job prospects and more free trade processes than most developed countries.
So, the question is not if but when do you intend to migrate to Australia? This question is gripping most migrant communities who have some knowledge about Australia.
First, we need to address the lack of adequate information out there as far as knowing how and what to choose as the best pathway to migrate to Australia. We at Aylward Game Solicitors team of immigration lawyers can answer many of your questions, and become your guidepost throughout the journey. Aylward Game Solicitors team of immigration lawyers have a single-line commitment toward keeping you Ahead of the Game.
We are a team of dedicated Brisbane legal professionals, as well as genuine, down-to-earth people with a passion for making a real difference.
PROSPECTIVE MARRIAGE VISA (SUBCLASS 300)
This visa allows you to come to Australia and marry your intended spouse. You may then apply for a Partner visa.
When you and your future prospective partner/spouse are decided on applying for the Prospective Marriage Visa (subclass 300), there are a few critical points that you best consider before lodging your application.
To begin with, it is one of the golden rules that in any type of visa application you contemplate to lodge, you want to get the application right the first time. This mostly requires diligence and legal advice so you have your way navigated in accordance with the current rules and practices. It is one thing to think that you know something, or you read something, it is another if that something that you just read is still valid, or more importantly, if you have used the right interpretation for what you have just read. Remember, an application that is lodged incomplete, or an application with no valid supporting documents, not only may risk the application get refused but also it can cause a delay in the process of your application.
In addition to the above, any incomplete application that attracts negative outcome from the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) may put the applicant and anyone affected by that application, among other things, into unnecessary financial costs which can be avoided if prudent legal advice is sought prior to lodging your application. The rationale of understanding this is very simple; your immigration lawyers who are about to take on a rejected application will now need to review your previous application before assisting you with the preparation of your new application and supporting documents. So you are paying for two fees now, one; reviewing the previous application to see what DHA’s concerns were, and the other, for preparing a completely new application.
Practically, apart from other requirements, when you are to lodge this application, your prospective future partner or spouse, must be outside Australia, be 18 years old or older, and both have the intention to marry each other within 9 months from the date of grant of the visa. This visa allows the person who has been granted the visa to work in Australia and at his/her own expense study in Australia as well.
PARTNER PROVISIONAL VISA (SUBCLASSES 100 AND 309)
This visa allows the partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen to live in Australia.
To lodge this application, the qualified candidate would need to apply this in the sequence as provided under the rules. That is to say, the first stage is a temporary visa, and the second one once approved leads to a permanent visa to reside in Australia. The candidate must be outside Australia when he/she applies for this visa
You may ask yourself “why do I need Immigration Lawyers?”
Immigration law is very complex and many applicants require professional assistance in addition to what you may find, read and understand. As the rules keep evolving, it is essential that you seek the right legal advice from experienced immigration Lawyers.
EMPLOYER NOMINATION SCHEME VISA (SUBCLASS 186)
To begin with, you must have an occupation that is on the list of eligible skilled occupations, have at least 3 years of relevant work experience, and have a positive skills assessment unless you are exempt.
SKILLED INDEPENDENT VISA (SUBCLASS 189) POINT-TESTED STREAM
This visa allows invited workers with skills Australia needs to live and work permanently anywhere in Australia. If you are granted this visa, you can also sponsor eligible family members for permanent residence, and ultimately if eligible, to apply for Australian citizenship.
To begin with, you must have an occupation on the relevant skilled occupation list, have a suitable skills assessment for the occupation, be invited to apply for this visa and finally satisfy the points test.
This visa allows experienced business owners, to operate a new or existing business in Australia.
To begin with, you must have a net value of at least AUD1.5 million (lawfully acquired), an annual business turnover of at least AUD3 million for at least 2 of the 4 years immediately before you are invited to apply.
In addition, you need to demonstrate a total net asset of at least AUD400,000 as the ownership interest in one or more qualifying businesses for at least 2 of the 4 fiscal years immediately before you are invited to apply.
DISTINGUISHED TALENT VISA (SUBCLASS 124)
This visa allows an applicant with an internationally recognised record of exceptional and outstanding achievement to work, study and permanently reside in Australia. The recognised record must be related to a profession, a sport, the arts or academic and research.
You need a nomination by an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian organisation with a national reputation in relation to your area of talent.
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