Migration & Citizenship Law Blogs
In Muza v Costco Wholesale Australia Pty Ltd (2025), an employee challenged his dismissal after his visa expired, claiming it was unfair. Costco, which employs many visa holders,
On 15 August 2024, the General Skilled Migration (GSM) program officially opened for onshore and offshore applicants, with the Australian Government allocating 3,800 skilled
The Department of Home Affairs has confirmed that the Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) changes announced in the Migration Strategy are expected to take effect from 1 July
On 22 April 2023, the Australian Government announced a direct pathway to Australian citizenship for New Zealand citizens living in Australia, effective 1 July 2023.
The Department requires applicants and sponsors to provide sufficient evidence that they were in a genuine and committed relationship to the exclusion of all others for 12 months
As a permanent resident, individuals can generally apply for Australian citizenship once they have been living in Australia for a total of four years on any type of visa.
Australia has unveiled a fresh migration approach with its announcement of the new Migration Strategy in Dec 2023, outlining a new course with 8 key actions and over 25 policy
Your eligibility for an onshore partner visa while on a bridging visa depends on several factors, including your previous visa history and the type of visa you hold at the time of application.
The Skills in Demand (Subclass 482) Visa has replaced the Temporary Skill Shortage (Subclass 482) visa, effective 7 December 2024. The Skills in Demand Visa allows an
To demonstrate the depth and sincerity of the commitment between partners, it is important to provide evidence that showcases the seriousness and longevity of the relationship.
It is essential to recognise that permanent residency and citizenship in Australia, while similar, are distinct statuses with different rights and responsibilities. A Permanent Resident
The amendments provide all Subclass 482 holders with a new pathway to permanent residency provided that they meet the criteria for the Subclass 186 visa sponsored by their
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The Subclass 485 Replacement Stream: Eligibility
Applicant’s Australian Citizenship denied due to IVO & Domestic Violence convictions
New Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) Visa (Subclass 191)
What is an Employer Sponsored Visa?
Family Violence Whilst on a Visa: What Are Your Options?
Employment Rights for International Students & Temporary Visa Holders
Can I Reapply if My Visa Is Refused?
Changes to South Australia’s General Skilled Migration (GSM) Program for 2023/24
Can We Apply for a Partner Visa?
Can a Visa Refusal Affect a Future Visa Application?
The Good Character Requirement: What Does It Mean?
English Requirements for the Employer Nomination Scheme (Subclass 186) Visa
DIY Visa Applications: What Could Go Wrong?
Partner Visa Sponsorship & Migration Amendment (Family Violence & Other Measures) Bill