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…
Visa Solutions Australia’s response to the COVID-19 situation.
Visa cancellation is a serious issue. Visa cancellation is at the discretion of the Department of Home Affairs and may also result in the cancellation of visas held by family members of the cancelled visa holder. Only the Minister for Immigration or a delegate of the minister can cancel Australian visas.
The Skilled Worker Regional Visa (subclass 491) is a state sponsored visa available to skilled migrants holding an occupation on the skilled occupation list. Applicants must be invited to apply for this visa and be sponsored by a state or territory government agency or an eligible relative.
Like anything in life, while travelling things can change. So, what happens if you plan a trip and you have all the required visas but during your stay something happens and you are required to stay longer?
Most migrants come to Australia with the intention of eventually applying for permanent residence and then ultimately Australian citizenship. Of course to be granted either of these or initially a visa, applicants must meet character requirements.
Coronavirus has dominated the news over the last month or so. A serious health issue, it not only impacts the health and well being of individuals but also the travel plans of many.
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