Australia is a top destination for skilled professionals, students, and families due to its high standard of living, excellent healthcare, and strong economy. Whether you want to settle permanently, reunite with family, or visit as a tourist, we help you navigate the complex visa process.

1. Settle in Australia

Australia offers multiple pathways for permanent residency, including the Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189), Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190), and Employer-Sponsored Visas (Subclass 186). These visas require skills assessment, points-based eligibility, and sometimes state nomination. Recent updates include priority processing for healthcare and IT professionals.

2. Family Visas

The Partner Visa (Subclass 820/801 and 309/100) allows spouses of Australian citizens or PR holders to live in Australia. The Parent Visa (Subclass 103, 143, or 804) and Child Visa (Subclass 101/802) facilitate family reunification. Processing times vary, with contributory parent visas being faster but more expensive.

3. Tourist Visas

The Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) is ideal for short-term stays, tourism, or visiting family. Applicants must demonstrate sufficient funds, ties to their home country, and a genuine intention to return. ETA (Electronic Travel Authority) is available for passport holders from eligible countries.

4. Bridging Visas

A Bridging Visa (Subclass 010, 020, or 030) allows applicants to stay legally in Australia while awaiting a decision on another visa. It ensures continuous lawful status, work rights, and access to Medicare in some cases.

5. New Zealander to AU

Under the Special Category Visa (Subclass 444), New Zealand citizens can live, work, and study in Australia indefinitely. Recent changes allow eligible NZ citizens to apply for Australian citizenship directly after four years of residency.