Common Questions

Get clear answers to your visa inquiries.

The cost of our immigration services varies depending on the type of visa, the complexity of the case, and the specific services required. We offer transparent pricing and will provide you with a clear breakdown of fees before you start the process, so there are no surprises.

While it’s possible to apply on your own, the visa application process can be complex. Working with an experienced migration agent can help you avoid mistakes and increase your chances of a successful application. Our team will ensure that your application is complete, accurate, and submitted correctly.

The process for applying for a visa typically involves assessing your eligibility, gathering the required documents, completing the application forms, and submitting them to the relevant immigration authorities. Our team will guide you through each step, ensuring everything is in order for a smooth application.

The processing time for a visa application varies depending on the type of visa and the specific requirements of the application. Some visas may take weeks, while others may take several years. We will keep you informed throughout the process and provide realistic timeframes from the beginning.

If your visa application is denied, don’t worry. We offer expert assistance in filing an appeal to challenge the decision. Our team will assess the reasons for the refusal, advise you on the best course of action, and help you prepare a strong appeal.

The documents required depend on the type of visa you are applying for. Typically, you will need personal identification, proof of genuine relationship, legal documents and character certificates. We will provide you with a tailored checklist based on your specific visa category.

Ministerial Intervention is an option when other avenues have been exhausted, and the Minister for Immigration has the power to review and intervene in your case. If your visa application is denied, our team can assess whether Ministerial Intervention is an appropriate course of action for you.

Yes, same-sex couples are eligible to apply for a Partner Visa in Australia. The Australian Government recognises same-sex relationships, and same-sex couples can apply for the same Partner Visa subclasses (Onshore and Offshore) as heterosexual couples. To be eligible, you must demonstrate that your relationship is genuine and ongoing. Our team can assist you in gathering the necessary evidence and submitting your application.

Schedule 3 refers to a set of criteria that may apply to visa applicants who are in Australia unlawfully, not holding a subtantive visa or who have overstayed their visa. If you are applying for a Partner Visa or another onshore visa and do not meet the usual eligibility requirements, you may need to request a waiver under Schedule 3. These provisions commonly apply to individuals who have overstayed a visa, or are applying for a visa subclass that requires lawful status at the time of application. Our experienced team can assess your circumstances and advise you on the best way to demonstrate compelling reasons for a Schedule 3 waiver.