The Medical Treatment Visa (subclass 602) is a temporary visa available for anyone needing to remain in Australia longer than their visa permits or for anyone required to travel to Australia for medical reasons.
While waiting for your partner visa to be approved many circumstances can arise. There may be a need to travel whether for work or to visit family in your home country.
If you are in a relationship with a non-Australian citizen and you want them to reside in Australia you may apply for a partner visa. You may apply for this visa once you have been in a relationship for 12 months.
We’ve put together some fact sheets for easy reference to cover some of the changes that have occurred during this pandemic.
When a visa is refused, it’s human nature to let panic set in. While can be distressing, it’s important to remember there are options available to you; one of which is appealing the visa refusal with the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, provided you are onshore when the visa is refused.
You’ve planned your trip to Australia, having spent a great deal of time and money to get organised. All is in order, and now you’re just waiting for your visa to be approved. All of a sudden you receive notification that your visa has been refused. This can raise questions such as; why was it refused? What are the consequences of a visa being refused? What happens next?
On the 3rd of April 2020, a new stream for the Subclass 408 (Temporary Activity Visa) was announced following the circumstances brought about by COVID-19.
To qualify for a partner visa you must meet certain requirements such as…
Lina Li is a Registered Migration Agent with Visa Solutions Australia. Lina has been working in the migration industry since 2011, and joined VSA in August 2019.
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