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Your Guide to Temporary Residency in Australia
Are you dreaming of starting a new life in Australia? Whether you want to work, study, reunite with family, or invest in business opportunities, Australia offers a variety of temporary residency options tailored to your needs. At LEAMS, we are dedicated to guiding you through the immigration process, ensuring a smooth and successful journey. Here's an in-depth look at the various pathways to temporary residency in Australia.
Business and Investment Visas
A Business Visa allows you to engage in various business activities in Australia, making it easier for you to explore business opportunities and establish a presence in the country.
Not all visa applicants are eligible for an MRT appeal. Ensure you meet the criteria and understand the process before lodging your appeal.
The Provisional Business Visa (Subclass 188) is designed for business owners and investors who wish to establish or develop a new or existing business in Australia.
After meeting the requirements of the Provisional Business Visa, you can apply for the Permanent Business Visa (Subclass 888) to gain permanent residency in Australia.
Appeals and Reviews
If your visa application is refused or canceled, you can appeal to the Migration Review Tribunal (MRT), the authorized body to review visa decisions.
Not all visa applicants are eligible for an MRT appeal. Ensure you meet the criteria and understand the process before lodging your appeal.
Family Visas
The Child Visa (Subclass 101) allows children to join their parents in Australia permanently. It is suitable for children who are outside Australia.
The Spouse Visa enables spouses of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live in Australia permanently.
The Prospective Marriage Visa is for individuals planning to marry their Australian fiancé(e). This visa allows you to travel to Australia to get married.
When Should I Apply for My Student Visa?
It's essential to apply for your student visa well in advance of your course start date. Typically, you should apply at least 3-4 months before your course begins to ensure timely processing and allow for any additional requirements.
Contributory Parent Visas
The Contributory Parent Visa (Subclass 143) allows parents to live permanently in Australia. It requires a significant financial contribution but has a faster processing time.
This visa is for aged parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents. It offers a quicker route to permanent residency compared to non-contributory parent visas.
Frequently Asked Questions About Australia Temporary Resident Visa
What is a Provisional Business Visa (Subclass 188) & who is Eligible for it?
The Provisional Business Visa (Subclass 188) is designed for business owners and investors who want to establish or develop a new or existing business in Australia. Eligibility criteria include a successful business career, a genuine commitment to operating a business in Australia and meeting specific financial and business turnover requirements.
How can I appeal a visa refusal or cancellation with the Migration Review Tribunal (MRT)?
If your visa application is refused or canceled, you can appeal to the Migration Review Tribunal (MRT). To be eligible, you must meet specific criteria, such as being onshore at the time of the decision and lodging your appeal within the specified time frame. The MRT will review your case and make a decision based on the information provided.
What are the requirements for a Spouse Visa to Australia?
To apply for a Spouse Visa, you must be married to or in a de facto relationship with an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. You need to provide evidence of your relationship, such as joint financial accounts, shared household responsibilities, and mutual commitment to a shared life. Both temporary and permanent visa options are available under the Spouse Visa category.
When should I apply for a student visa to study in Australia?
It is recommended to apply for your student visa at least 3-4 months before your course begins. This allows sufficient time for visa processing and meeting any additional requirements. Ensure you have a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) from an Australian educational institution before applying.
What financial support options are available for Indian students studying in Australia?
Indian students can explore various financial support options, including merit-based and need-based scholarships, university-specific scholarships, grants, assistantships, and part-time work opportunities. It's essential to research and apply for scholarships well in advance to secure funding for your studies in Australia.
