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College or Student Visa? Your First Step in the Educate to Migrate Journey
College Enrolment or Student Visa — which comes first? College or Student Visa first? Essentially, your college enrolment is the first step to applying for your Student Visa. There’s a reason why this is so important. First of all, you have what’s called a...
The Mechanic’s Guide to PR: Heavy Diesel vs Light Vehicle Courses
Driven to Work From Course Study to Employment to Permanent Residency It's Heavy Diesel vs. Light Vehicles --- the road to becoming a Mechanic in Australia has a lot to do with specialised skills, diagnostics, and safety awareness for both heavy diesel vehicles as...
From Student Visa to Australian Permanent Residency: Tania & Walison’s Real PR Journey
They didn’t get PR because everything lined up perfectly. They got PR because they kept adjusting, stayed consistent, and made the right decisions when it mattered.Many students start out feeling the same way. A consultation can help clarify your options early. Click...
Completed a Diploma of IT in Australia? You May Now Be Eligible for the 485 Graduate Work Visa
Do you need a bachelor’s degree to qualify for a graduate visa? For a long time, many students were told the same thing: “You need a bachelor’s degree to qualify for a graduate visa.” That advice is no longer always true. Recent changes to skills assessment...
Matter of FAQ: Top 5 Student Visa FAQs Answered
Top 5 Student Visa FAQs1. What are the requirements for an Australian Visa (500)? Offer & Enrolment: receive Electronic Confirmation of Enrolment Genuine Student (GS): prove main purpose is temporary study as seen in the Statement of Purpose. State their course...
Non-Trade Notes: Professional Courses that Open PR Pathways
The Non-Trade Study Pathway The non-trade courses give the student applicant the opportunity to study a vocational or academic program in Australia through a Student Visa (500). After completing the study program successfully, the student can apply for the Temporary...
From Holiday Mode to Permanent Postcode: 3 Ways to get PR in Aus with a WHV
WHV Overview The Working Holiday Visa (WHV) The Working Holiday Visa (417) allows applicants 18 to 30 years old who have a passport from a country in the Working Holiday Maker program to qualify for a 12-month visa that lets you work while exploring Australia. Working...
Requirements for a Company to Sponsor a 482 Visa Holder in Australia
Australia’s Skills in Demand (Subclass 482) visa allows businesses to sponsor skilled overseas workers when they cannot find suitable local talent. For many employers, this visa is critical to filling genuine skills shortages and for visa applicants, it can also be a...
5 AUS-some Preparation Tips Before Studying in Australia
This is a gentle reminder to note that a school application and visa application don’t guarantee enrolment and approval respectively. If you follow the processes and submit all the requirements, getting a CoE and a visa grant are possible.Your Study Prep Essentials...
Occupation Tiers Unpacked: Your 189 Skilled Independent Visa Guide
This is a gentle reminder to note that a visa application doesn’t mean approval. If you are under one of the occupation tiers and you follow the process, including submitting all the requirements, getting a visa grant is possible.The 189 Visa Overview The Skilled...
EOIs Explained: Your First Step to 189, 190 & 491 Visa Applications
The EOI: A Quick Look When applying for the 189, 190, and 491, you have to be invited to apply for a visa through EOIs. The Expression of Interest (EOI) is a formal document that states your desire to apply for a visa application in a specific subclass. In submitting...
Navigating Sponsorship in Aus: Your Guide to Finding Employment
Employer Sponsorship | Key Things to Know What is it? An Australian business can support an overseas employee to apply for a temporary or permanent visa in the case that they don’t find a local prospective worker. Navigating Sponsorship: What’s the purpose &...