As many readers of this “blog” will know I do many Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) cases. Today I wish to write about an important win and about the process of the AAT appeal. The case… Read More »Big Win at the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT): Skilled 189 visa appeal – Points Test – “Closely related Occupation”
As note by our colleague Ros Ahmadzai, with a significant slowdown in General Skilled Migration, there is a significant rise of interest in the Global Talent Independent (GTI) visa program. This program aimed to attract qualified… Read More »With the near “death” of the Skilled Visa Program, the Global Talent Independent Visa appears as the White Knight!
We have again been placed among the top Australian firms of Immigration lawyers. AR LAW SERVICES again and consistently is ranked among the leading Australian firms of Immigration lawyers. https://justmelbourne.com.au/immigration-lawyers-melbourne/ and in… Read More »Best Immigration Lawyers: AR LAW SERVICES ranked again as among the Best Immigration & Visa Lawyers by three independent rating agencies
For over 20 years AR LAW SERVICES: Master Migration Lawyers, has been a leading immigration law firm focusing on bringing and keeping overseas works to Australia. We represent some of Australia’s leading hospital and health… Read More »Big win for 482 visa applicant – Sponsorship & Nomination in days. When time is tight talk to us!
Australian Migration Department has granted 3,000 exemptions to overseas travel ban Despite approving 2,937 requests for overseas travel, over 1,000 applications have been denied in the first six weeks of the ban. The coronavirus pandemic… Read More »Ticket to ride – can I leave Australia?: The how and why of travel during the time of Covid 19.
One of the truly great joys and a source of continuing interest for me as an immigration lawyer in my work is it gives me the opportunity on an almost daily basis to meet extraordinary… Read More »Super Stars: Distinguished Talent Visa
The Minister has powers under the Migration Act 1958 to to intervene in your case when the Minister thinks it is in the public interest to do so. What is and what is not in the public… Read More »Ministerial Intervention. Success for a student visa refused at the AAT.
There is an old English saying – “more than one way to skin a cat” which means, if you look hard enough you will often find an alternative way to solve a problem. This saying… Read More »Refugee & Citizenship: Cat skinning made easy! Citizenship grant for the daughter of Refugee applicant
International students There are 565,000 international students in Australia, mainly studying in the higher education or vocational education sector. They are an important contributor to our tertiary sector and economy, supporting 240,000 Australian jobs. Students… Read More »Student Visas: Coronvirus update.
As reported by SBS, construction work in disaster zones will be added to the government’s list of specified work, allowing working holidaymakers to contribute to the recovery effort as part of their visa eligibility. The… Read More »Working Holiday Visa change allows backpackers to contribute to bush-fire recovery as part of working holiday
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