Live with your partner – if your spouse or partner is an Australian citizen, permanent resident or New Zealand citizen, you may be eligible for a partner visa.

Be with your children – you could get a visa if your child is an Australian citizen or permanent resident.

Join other relatives – if you have a relative who is an Australian citizen or permanent resident, you may be eligible for an Australian visa.

Visas we can help with – Onshore Partner Visa Subclass 820/801, Offshore Partner Visa Subclass 309/100, Prospective Marriage Visa Subclass 300, Temporary Sponsored Parent Visa Subclass 870,  Temporary Contributory Parent Visa Subclass 173, Contributory Parent Visa Subclass 143, Onshore Aged Parent Visa Subclass 804, Temporary Contributory Aged Parent Visa Subclass 884 and Contributory Aged Parent Visa Subclass 864.

Accept that job – if you have a job offer from an Australian employer who wants to sponsor you, you may be eligible for a temporary or permanent working visa.

You’ve got skills – even if you don’t have an Australian employer offering you a job, if you have certain skills that Australia needs, you could still be eligible for a visa without being sponsored.

Visas we can assist with – Employer Nomination Scheme Subclass 186, Short Term Temporary Work Subclass 400, Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) Visa Subclass 494, Temporary Skill Shortage Visa Subclass 482, Skilled Independent Visa Subclass 189, Skilled Nominated Visa Subclass 190, Skilled Regional (Provisional) Visa Subclass 491 and Temporary Graduate Visa Subclass 485.

Located in Australia – If you are in Australia and are unable to return to your home country because you are at risk of persecution, we can talk to you about a protection visa.

At risk overseas – if you are outside of Australia and are subjected to persecution or other harm, you may be able to obtain a refugee or humanitarian visa to come to Australia.

Visas we can help with – Permanent Protection Visa Subclass 866, Temporary Protection Visa Subclass 785, Safe Haven Enterprise Visa Subclass 790, Refugee Visa Subclass 200, In Country Special Humanitarian Subclass 201, Global Special Humanitarian Subclass 202 and Women at Risk Visa Subclass 204.

It’s not going to plan – If your visa has been cancelled or you have been issued a Notice of Intention to Cancel your visa, there may be options available to you to get your visa back or prevent cancellation.

Your character is an issue – If your visa has been cancelled or refused on the basis of character grounds, such as you have broken an Australian law, there may be grounds for you to get your visa back or prevent it being refused.

Final step in your journey – If you are a permanent resident, you may be eligible to take the final step and become an Australian citizen.

Born overseas to an Australian – If at least one of your parents was an Australian citizen when you were born overseas, you could get your Australian citizenship.

Golden years – If you are 60 years or over and are a permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen, you could apply for Australian citizenship.