Services

Our Services

Family & Partner Visas

• Partner visas including circumstances involving history of domestic violence, breakdown of relationship, death of visa sponsor, and schedule 3 waivers
• Prospective marriage visa (commonly known as fiancé visa)
• Child visas for both biological and adopted children
• Parent visas

Student and Temporary Graduate Visas (subclass 500 & subclass 485)

We assist international students in applying to study in Australia. We provide guidance throughout the student visa process & post study options and assist with subsequent entrant applications for their families.

Visa Appeals – Visa Refusal and Cancellation

We provide assistance with review applications before the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) for eligible migration decisions.

Our services include:
• Review of visa refusal or cancellation decisions
• Preparation of submissions and supporting evidence
• Hearing attendance
• Procedural fairness response support
• Complex character and compliance matters
We carefully analyse each matter to identify legal and evidentiary issues that may strengthen the case during the review process.

Skilled Migration and Skill Assessment

A successful skill assessment is often a critical step for skilled migration visas. We assist clients in preparing and lodging applications with the appropriate assessing authorities.

Skilled Migration Pathways
We provide strategic migration assistance for individuals seeking permanent or temporary skilled migration opportunities in Australia. We help clients identify the most suitable migration pathway based on their occupation, qualifications, experience, and their goals.

Our services include:
• Skills in Demand Visa (subclass 482)
• Employer Nomination (ENS) Scheme (subclass 186)
• Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 491)
• Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (provisional) visa (subclass 494)
• Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189)
• Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190)
• Points test assessment

Visitor Visas

We assist clients wishing to visit Australia for tourism, family visits, or short-term business purposes and provide support for complex visitor visa matters. We help applicants prepare clear and well-supported applications tailored to their travel purpose and personal circumstances.

Bridging Visas and Work Right

We assist clients in understanding and managing their visa status while awaiting immigration outcomes in Australia or preparing to leave Australia. We help clients understand their legal rights, obligations, and available options during transitional visa periods.

Our services include:
• Work right application
• Travel permission application
• Lawful status assistance / rectification of unlawful status
• Support for urgent and complex immigration situations

Residence Return Visa (RRV)

A Resident Return Visa (Subclass 155 or 157) allows eligible permanent residents or former permanent residents to return to Australia after their travel facility has expired. Our services include assistance for clients with complex RRV matters involving lengthy absences from Australia and/or urgent travel need.

Australian Citizenship & Evidence of Australian Citizenship Applications

We assist eligible permanent residents and certain eligible individuals to apply for Australian citizenship and navigate the citizenship process with confidence. Our services also include application for evidence of Australian citizenship for children born in Australia who may become an Australian citizen if they live or are “ordinary resident” in Australia for the first 10 years of their life.

Health Waiver and Character Issues

Certain visa applications may require applicants to satisfy Australia’s health requirements. In some circumstances, a health waiver may be available.
We assist clients in presenting clear and well-prepared submissions addressing the legal criteria relevant to health waiver considerations.

Character Issues
Character concerns can affect visa and citizenship applications and can result in a visa cancellation.
Character issues are commonly assessed under section 501 of the Migration Act and related character provisions. These matters can be highly complex and may have serious consequences if not properly addressed.

Our services include:
• Character assessment before visa lodgement
• Response to character concerns from the Department
• Preparation of submissions addressing character issues
• Assistance with Notices of Intention to Consider Cancellation (NOICC)
• Police clearance and court document guidance
• Support with domestic violence-related allegations or orders
• ART review assistance where available
• Citizenship character requirement guidance

Public Interest Criteria – PIC 4013, PIC 4014 and PIC 4020

At VP Migration Advisory, we assist clients affected by Public Interest Criterion (PIC), which can result in a 3 or 10-year exclusion period preventing the grant of certain visas.

Our services include:
• Advice regarding exclusion periods and exceptions
• Review of the Department’s concerns and procedural fairness letters
• Preparation of waiver requests
• Strategic planning for future visa eligibility
• Assistance with compassionate or compelling-circumstances submission
• ART review assistance
We carefully assess whether exemptions, waivers, or compelling or compassionate circumstances may be available under Migration law. We help clients understand available options and prepare carefully documented applications addressing complex immigration history.

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