If you’re not an Australian citizen, you will need a visa to travel or to transit through Australia. There are different visas depending on your travel purpose and length of visit. For more information on visa and immigration requirements please visit our news and resources section. Alternatively, you can book a consultation with one of our agents who can discuss your visa options.
Visas
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Student Visas
Student Visas
Learn more: Student VisasAustralia remains a top destination for international students seeking high-quality education and vibrant cultural experiences. For students planning to study in Australia, the Student visa (subclass 500) is the most common option.
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General Skilled Migration
General Skilled Migration
Learn more: General Skilled MigrationThe Skilled Migration process allows an individual or family member to migrate permanently to Australia.
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Partner Visas
Partner Visas
Learn more: Partner VisasWe can make the Partner Visa process simple. If you’re in a relationship with an Australian citizen or a permanent resident, then you may be eligible for a partner visa.
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Family Visas
Family Visas
Learn more: Family VisasKeep your family together in Australia. If you are an eligible candidate, you may be able to sponsor a parent, child or relative to stay in Australia with you.
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Employer Sponsorship
Employer Sponsorship
Learn more: Employer SponsorshipEmployer sponsorship allows skilled workers to live in Australia temporary or permanently, whilst working for an approved business.
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Labour Agreements & DAMAs
Labour Agreements & DAMAs
Learn more: Labour Agreements & DAMAsLabour Agreements allow businesses to sponsor overseas workers when the employer can not fulfill the position with a local worker. A DAMA is a Designated Area Migration Agreement that was created so specific areas can attract employees to fill roles.
Other Visa Options
There are over 100 different types of Australian visas. Our team can help you to work out the best visa option for you, based on your personal circumstances.
Other visa options include;
- Former Resident visa (subclass 151)
- Medical Treatment visa (subclass 602)
- Resident Return visa (subclass 155 157)
- Electronic Travel Authority (subclass 601)
- eVisitor (subclass 651)
- Visitor (subclass 600)
- Work and Holiday visa (subclass 462)
- Working Holiday visa (subclass 417)
- Bridging visa A (subclass 010), Bridging visa B (subclass 020), Bridging visa C (subclass 030), Bridging visa E (subclass 050 and 051)
Related resources
The latest news about visas.
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Introducing the MATES Initiative: an incredible opportunity for Indian Nationals to live and work in Australia!
Introducing the MATES Initiative: an incredible opportunity for Indian Nationals to live and work in Australia!
Learn more: Introducing the MATES Initiative: an incredible opportunity for Indian Nationals to live and work in Australia!The Department have announced they will be granting 3,000 subclass 403 MATES (Mobility Arrangement for Talented Early-professionals Scheme) stream visas…
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Did you get an invite to the latest Skilled Independent visa subclass 189 invitation round?
Did you get an invite to the latest Skilled Independent visa subclass 189 invitation round?
Learn more: Did you get an invite to the latest Skilled Independent visa subclass 189 invitation round?Results from the latest invitation round – September 2024, for the Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189). Here are they key…
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Applications for the Skilled Regional subclass 491 visa is now open in New South Wales.
Applications for the Skilled Regional subclass 491 visa is now open in New South Wales.
Learn more: Applications for the Skilled Regional subclass 491 visa is now open in New South Wales.Australia’s New South Wales (NSW) has opened applications for the Skilled Work Regional Visa (subclass 491) Pathways 1 and 3,…
FAQ’S
Do I need a visa to enter Australia?
Whether you are visiting Australia for less than 72 hours or planning on a stay of several years you must have a valid Australian visa.
Can I work in Australia?
If you are wanting to work during your stay in Australia then you must obtain a visa that suits the work you intend on completing.
Can I extend a Visitor visa?
If your visa does not have a condition that prevents further stay, you may be able to apply for a new visa while your current visa is still valid.
What are visa conditions?
Your visa may be granted with conditions telling you what you are allowed to do while you’re on the visa. These conditions can be things like working in a particular job or studying at a particular education provider. Once your visa is granted you must check your visa conditions and ensure you are not in breach of these conditions during your stay.
How do I know the status of my visa?
You can check the status of your visa online. As a visa holder you can use the Visa Entitlement Verification Online system (VEVO) to see your current visa details and conditions. VEVO does not provide information on your previous
visas or new applications that the Department may be assessing.
My visa is expiring, can you help me?
If you know your Australian visa is about to expire and you want to stay in the country, you are far better off exploring your options now rather than waiting until you become unlawful. We can assess your situation and help explore other visa options with you.
Do you have a job ready program?
Our Get Ready Program is a job ready program, designed to assist international candidates in securing employer sponsorship in Australia. Many aspiring overseas workers face difficulties in presenting themselves professionally to potential Australian employers. Our comprehensive program equips you with the tools and guidance necessary to confidently engage with prospective employers, making your dream of working in Australia a reality.
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