FAQ
There is a wide variety of temporary and permanent visas to Australia. A total of 74 subclasses, where you can find tourist and student visas, employer sponsored visas to cities, regions or even to a specific sponsor, visas for businessmen, investors and for outstanding talents, visas for children and parents, special visas for New Zealand citizens an humanitarian visas for refugees from different countries, the so-called bridging visas, as well as some very highly specialized visas, for example, for crew members of a ship or liner.
You may agree, to understand this complex system of Australian visas fluently, you need to be a very curious person or just be a professional migration agent.
If you are not one of those the lucky types, and your temporary visa will soon expire (as it usually happens!), what can be done?
Here are some tips for those who are in a difficult visa situation.
Here is a list of key factors to consider:
How do you like it? It is a common daily task for an experienced migration agent and probably a brain explosion for most potential immigrants.
If you do not want to bomb your brains in this intellectual strategic battle with the Department, I invite you to a FREE 15-minute consultation to pre-valuate your options
In case you are determined to take advantage of the current borders closure and thoroughly prepare for the move, please book an individual 60-minute consultation, which will include written immigration strategy that takes into account all aspects of your personal case.
Yulia Moiseeva & Associates was established in 2010 to assist people to change their life to a better one, to relocate and settle in Australia stress-free. We develop an immigration strategy and provide the most successful results. Yulia Moiseeva Principal and Senior Registered Migration Agent MARN 1066715. Olga Grinevetskaya Junior Registered Migration Agent MARN 1807885.