Given we are all mortal and therefore will all one day die: and given that the laws in Australia are such that unless you have a valid will your assets,… read more →
Before coming to AR LAW Services, a client had gone to many law firms and refugee societies only to be told “no chance” you may as well go home to… read more →
AR LAW Services was retained to appeal a particularly cruel decision by the department of Immigration (DIAC) that had deprived a young man of a life with his lawfully wedded… read more →
As noted by the MA: Northern Inland NSW updated requirements relating to subclass 489 – regional visas. Updates include minimum pass mark in order to obtain a subclass 489 visa,… read more →
In the 20 years or so that I have been an immigration lawyer today’s win at the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) has to be up there with the best. [Not… read more →
1. Processing Times Home Affairs published latest processing times for subclass 482 visas. Based on the October 2018 processing times frames, 75% of all 482 applications are processed in: 49 days… read more →
AR LAW Services: Master Migration Lawyers in association with AR SOAR: Student Services Pty Ltd. Specialist Education Consultants is proud to announce a FREE Lecture regarding the major changes to the Skilled… read more →
State and Territory Nomination Rounds Published Home Affairs published the first round of State and Territory Nominations issued for 2018/19 Immigration Program Year. For the month of August, a total… read more →
In his recent interview with SBS, the Minister of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs, Minister David Coleman, advised that regional visas will be given a priority under his portfolio. It is also… read more →
The Department of Home Affairs has barred a former migration agent for a period of five years over “serious breaches” of professional obligations resulting from his conflict of interest and… read more →