Why MY AUSTRALIAN VISA?

Why Use MY AUSTRALIAN VISA.com?

When you choose MY AUSTRALIAN VISA.com services you are dealing with tertiary qualified, experienced professionals with a proven track record.

We offer a high level of personalised service for a reasonable fee structure.

Andre Congiu

Andre Congiu's Qualifications:

• Registered Migration Agent No. 0319022
• Admitted to practice as a Solicitor in November 2001. Currently not practicing law.
• Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice and Ethics P.D.L.P. (Monash University)
• Bachelor of Laws L.L.B. (Deakin University Melbourne)
• Bachelor of Arts B.a. (Deakin University Melbourne)
• Member of the Golden Key National Honours Society (For academic excellence)

Teresa Morfuni

Teresa Morfuni's Qualifications:

• Solicitor 
• Registered Migration Agent No. 0848853
• L.L.B. (Law Degree, University Melbourne)
• L.L.M. (Master of Law, University Melbourne)
• Former Barrister of the Supreme Court of Victoria.

Services

MY AUSTRALIAN VISA.com specialize in Australian migration. That is all we do, and we do it well. Thus far we have 100% visa success rate. 

We pay great attention to detail and utilize our legal training to understand and comply with all legal requirements

We have a proven track record of successfully obtaining migration/permanent residency visas for clients from all over the globe.

Please see the Testimonial section for success stories.

 Professionals You Can Trust With a Proven Track Record!

MY AUSTRALIAN VISA.com believes in preparing personalised advice and providing ongoing assistance to help you to achieve your goal of migrating or temporarily residing in Australia.

We charge reasonable fixed fees with no hidden costs.

We are experienced and have a successful record.

You can deal with a professional who can get your application right the first time.

We use fast and effective communication channels no matter where you are in the world so you can save time, money and heartache by first having your eligibility assessed via one of the Level 1 Services and then if eligible have a Registered Migration Agent handle the application process on your behalf.

Can I Do My Visa Application By Myself?

If you feel confident enough to handle the visa application process alone then we congratulate you. Applicant's profiles can vary from one another and one person's circumstances can be materially different from another person's even if only in one respect and this can alter the nature of the visa application and process.

The process can in certain circumstances be relatively straight forward and indeed many people have successfully obtained a migration/permanent residency visa by themselves. However, for others it can be a lonely and frustrating journey.

You may know someone who has successfully been through the Australian immigration process themselves but you should consider the following:

• When did they apply?
• What legislation and policy was in place at the time?
• What were their circumstances at the time?
• What visa were they granted?
• What conditions were attached to the visa?

Increasingly according to Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) statistics many applicants choose to employ the services of a Registered Migration Agent.

Every visa application must meet the actual migration requirements for that particular visa subclass in order to be successful. These requirements are found in the Migration Act 1958, Migration Regulations 1994, as well as in the policy guidelines which DIAC Case Officers use to assess applications.

Whilst the DIAC website is a good general guide it is clearly stated therein at this page http://www.immi.gov.au/legislation/internet-access-legislation.htm that legislation and regulations are not published on the DIAC website

Visa applicants cannot rely on the DIAC and its Immigration Case Officers to give  migration law advice on a visa application. It is a common public misconception that DIAC staff, including immigration officers (whether in Australia or at overseas Embassies or High Commissions) can give advice on immigration matters.

Under Australian law, because they are non-lawyers and not Registered Migration Agents, they do not and cannot provide migration law advice or assistance. What they can provide is information. However, we are frequently contacted by clients who have said that they do not often get "the full picture" from DIAC staff. Some even complain strongly that they were misled, deceived or otherwise not treated fairly.

Moving to Australia changes your entire life;  let professionals advise you.

MY AUSTRALIAN VISA.com can provide you with the migration law expertise to submit the best possible visa application.

Why Use A Registered Migration Agent?

A migration agent is anyone who uses knowledge of migration procedures to offer advice or assistance to a person wanting to obtain a visa to enter or remain in Australia.

Migration agents operating in Australia are required by law to be registered with the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA).

All registered migration agents:

• have a 7 digit Registration Number and registration certificate to prove their registration (this can be verified on the MARA Register)
• must meet the qualification requirements for registration, which include a sound knowledge of Australian migration law and procedures (for initial registration) and ongoing professional development activities (for subsequent registration)
• be of good character; and
• abide by the Migration Agents Code of Conduct which they are required to display in their offices.

 How can I Choose the Right Registered Migration Agent?

When searching for an Registered Migration Agent to provide advice and assistance you should ask the following questions:

• Are they registered with the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA)?
• Are they Members of the Migration Institute of Australia (MIA)?
• Are they tertiary qualified?
• Do they have a Law Degree?
• Do they have experience?
• Do they have testimonials from satisfied clients to support their claims?
• What is their success rate?

Credentials are important and confirm a commitment to the profession, set a standard for work and help  interaction with third parties.

With changes constantly occurring in migration legislation it is important to be aware and up to date with new policies implemented prior to applying for a visa. Without a comprehensive understanding of migration legislation, policies and procedures as they apply to you, a visa application may be delayed, returned unprocessed, or refused outright, wasting both time and money.

Due to industry regulations we cannot give any detailed advice on an assessment of your visa eligibility until you become a client via the Level 1 Service or Ask An Agent Service.

If you are not likely to succeed,we will let you know from the outset and advise you against proceeding further. MY AUSTRALIAN VISA.com offers an honest assessment and advice, even where this includes negative feedback. It may be that as a consequence of reading the Level 1 Service advice document that you decide not to go ahead with any visa application, indirectly saving a significant amount of time, money and frustration.

Under Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA) guidelines, registered agents must complete Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses prior to re-registration each year. This assures that Registered Migration Agents are aware of any changes to legislation.

In addition, as  Registered Migration Agent we are bound by the MARA Code of Conduct and this requires, inter alia, maintenance of a separate bank account for clients money, until the money is paid towards expenses or charged against professional fees provided after the completion of work agreed upon.

Whilst the ultimate decision to grant a visa is that of the DIAC there are many reasons why you should use a registered migration agent to assist you in your visa application.

Peace of Mind

In addition to our professional fees there are Visa Application Charges (payable to DIAC) and other associated costs payable to relevant third parties for all visa applications. These fees will NOT BE REFUNDED TO YOU by the relevant authority if your application is unsuccessful.

Furthermore, if your application is refused, you may not be able to appeal the decision or reapply for some time (e.g. until after you have acquired sufficient work experience) or at all (e.g. you may lose the ability to reapply because of the age requirement or because your circumstances or the law has changed).

Only applicants for certain visa subclasses are legally entitled to lodge an appeal. Under the law not every rejected applicant is legally entitled to appeal. Even if you are legally entitled to appeal you will likely have to pay an appeal application fee.

If you are entitled to and do proceed with an appeal you must remember that once your application is rejected, it becomes difficult if not impossible to legally 'change your story'. This is because any 'unsuccessful application' is filed by DIAC and may be used to check against any conflicting or inconsistent claims you make in your appeal or new application. DIAC's own statistics show that a great number of appeals fail.

Given this situation, our policy is to only undertake cases that we feel will be successful in attaining a visa based on the Level 1 Service. We are honest in our evaluation and will not waste both your time and money and our excellent reputation.

Compare Our Service

We invite you to compare the features of our services with those offered elsewhere.

We are sure you will agree that MYAUSTRALIANVISA.com offers the most extensive, affordable and effective migration service available!

Additional Services

Clients can receive migration advice and assistance in the following visa subclasses:

 Subclass 010 - Bridging A 

 Subclass 020 - Bridging B 

 Subclass 030 - Bridging C 

 Subclass 040 - Bridging (Prospective Applicant) 

 Subclass 041 - Bridging (Non-applicant) 

 Subclass 050 - Bridging (General) 

 Subclass 051 - Bridging (Protection Visa Applicant) 

 Subclass 060 - Bridging F 

 Subclass 070 - Bridging (Removal Pending) 

 Subclass 100 - Spouse 

 Subclass 101 - Child 

 Subclass 102 - Adoption 

 Subclass 103 - Parent 

 Subclass 105 - Skilled - Australian Linked 

 Subclass 106 - Regional Linked 

 Subclass 110 - Interdependency 

 Subclass 114 - Aged Dependent Relative 

 Subclass 115 - Remaining Relative 

 Subclass 116 - Carer 

 Subclass 117 - Orphan Relative 

 Subclass 118 - Designated Parent 

 Subclass 119 - Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme 

 Subclass 120 - Labour Agreement 

 Subclass 121 - Employer Nomination 

 Subclass 124 - Distinguished Talent 

 Subclass 126 - Independent 

 Subclass 132 - Business Talent 

 Subclass 134 - Skill Matching 

 Subclass 135 - State/Territory-nominated Independent 

 Subclass 136 - Skilled - Independent 

 Subclass 137 - Skilled - State/Territory-nominated Independent 

 Subclass 138 - Skilled - Australian-sponsored 

 Subclass 139 - Skilled - Designated Area-sponsored 

 Subclass 143 - Contributory Parent 

 Subclass 151 - Former Resident 

 Subclass 155 - Five Year Resident Return 

 Subclass 157 - Three Month Resident Return  

 Subclass 159 - Provisional Resident Return 

 Subclass 160 - Business Owner (Provisional) 

 Subclass 161 - Senior Executive (Provisional) 

 Subclass 162 - Investor (Provisional) 

 Subclass 163 - State/Territory Sponsored Business Owner (Provisional)  

 Subclass 164 - State/Territory Sponsored Senior Executive (Provisional) 

 Subclass 165 - State/Territory Sponsored Investor (Provisional) 

 Subclass 173 - Contributory Parent (Temporary) 

 Subclass 175      Skilled - Independent 

 Subclass 176      Skilled - Sponsored 

 Subclass 200 - Refugee 

 Subclass 201 - In-country Special Humanitarian 

 Subclass 202 - Global Special Humanitarian 

 Subclass 203 - Emergency Rescue 

 Subclass 204 - Woman at risk 

 Subclass 300 - Prospective Marriage 

 Subclass 302 - Emergency (Permanent Visa Applicant) 

 Subclass 303 - Emergency (Temporary Visa Applicant) 

 Subclass 309 - Spouse (Provisional) 

 Subclass 310 - Interdependency (Provisional) 

 Subclass 405 - Investor Retirement 

 Subclass 410 - Retirement  

 Subclass 411 - Exchange 

 Subclass 415 - Foreign Government Agency 

 Subclass 416 - Special Program 

 Subclass 417 - Working Holiday 

 Subclass 418 - Educational 

 Subclass 419 - Visiting Academic 

 Subclass 420 - Entertainment 

 Subclass 421 - Sport 

 Subclass 422 - Medical Practitioner 

 Subclass 423 - Media and Film Staff 

 Subclass 426 - Domestic Worker (Temporary) - Diplomatic or Consular 

 Subclass 427 - Domestic Worker (Temporary) - Executive 

 Subclass 428 - Religious Worker 

 Subclass 442 - Occupational Trainee 

 Subclass 444 - Special Category 

 Subclass 445 - Dependent Child 

 Subclass 447 - Secondary Movement Offshore Entry (Temporary) 

 Subclass 448 - Kosovar Safe Haven (Temporary) 

 Subclass 449 - Humanitarian Stay (Temporary) 

 Subclass 450 - Resolution of Status - Family Member (Temporary) 

 Subclass 451 - Secondary Movement Relocation (Temporary) 

 Subclass 456 - Business (Short Stay) 

 Subclass 457 - Business (Long Stay) 

 Subclass 459 - Sponsored Business Visitor (Short Stay) 

 Subclass 461 - New Zealand Citizen Family Relationship (Temporary) 

 Subclass 462 - Work and Holiday 

 Subclass 470 - Professional Development 

 Subclass 475 - Skilled - Regional Sponsored 

 Subclass 476 - Skilled - Recognised Graduate 

 Subclass 485 - Skilled - Graduate 

 Subclass 487 - Skilled - Regional Sponsored 

 Subclass 495 - Skilled - Independent Regional (Provisional) 

 Subclass 496 - Skilled - Designated Area-sponsored (Provisional) 

 Subclass 497 - Graduate - Skilled 

 Subclass 570 - Independent ELICOS Sector 

 Subclass 571 - Schools Sector 

 Subclass 572 - Vocational Education and Training Sector 

 Subclass 573 - Higher Education Sector 

 Subclass 574 - Postgraduate Research Sector 

 Subclass 575 - Non-Award Sector 

 Subclass 576 - AusAID or Defence Sector 

 Subclass 580 - Student Guardian 

 Subclass 675 - Medical Treatment (Short Stay) 

 Subclass 676 - Tourist 

 Subclass 679 - Sponsored Family Visitor 

 Subclass 685 - Medical Treatment (Long Stay) 

 Subclass 695 - Return Pending 

 Subclass 771 - Transit 

 Subclass 773 - Border 

 Subclass 785 - Temporary Protection 

 Subclass 786 - Temporary (Humanitarian Concern) 

 Subclass 787 - Witness Protection (Trafficking) (Temporary) 

 Subclass 800 - Territorial Asylum 

 Subclass 801 - Spouse 

 Subclass 802 - Child 

 Subclass 804 - Aged Parent 

 Subclass 808 - Confirmatory (Residence) 

 Subclass 814 - Interdependency 

 Subclass 820 - Spouse 

 Subclass 826 - Interdependency 

 Subclass 834 - Permanent Resident of Norfolk Island 

 Subclass 835 - Remaining Relative 

 Subclass 836 - Carer 

 Subclass 837 - Orphan Relative 

 Subclass 838 - Aged Dependent Relative 

 Subclass 845 - Established Business in Australia 

 Subclass 846 - State/Territory Sponsored Regional Established Business in Australia 

 Subclass 850 - Resolution of Status (Temporary) 

 Subclass 851 - Resolution of Status 

 Subclass 852 - Witness Protection (Trafficking) (Permanent) 

 Subclass 855 - Labour Agreement 

 Subclass 856 - Employer Nomination Scheme 

 Subclass 857 - Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme 

 Subclass 858 - Distinguished Talent 

 Subclass 859 - Designated Parent 

 Subclass 861 - Skilled - Onshore Independent New Zealand Citizen 

 Subclass 862 - Skilled - Onshore Australian-sponsored New Zealand Citizen 

 Subclass 863 - Skilled - Onshore Designated Area-sponsored New Zealand Citizen 

 Subclass 864 - Contributory Aged Parent 

 Subclass 866 - Protection 

 Subclass 880 - Skilled - Independent Overseas Student 

 Subclass 881 - Skilled - Australian-sponsored Overseas Student 

 Subclass 882 - Skilled - Designated Area-sponsored Overseas Student 

 Subclass 883 - Skilled - Designated Area-sponsored (Residence) 

 Subclass 884 - Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary) 

 Subclass 885 - Skilled - Independent 

 Subclass 886 - Skilled - Sponsored 

 Subclass 887 - Skilled - Regional 

 Subclass 890 - Business Owner 

 Subclass 891 - Investor 

 Subclass 892 - State/Territory Sponsored Business Owner 

 Subclass 893 - State/Territory Sponsored Investor 

 Subclass 956 - Electronic Travel Authority (Business Entrant - Long Validity) 

 Subclass 976 - Electronic Travel Authority (Visitor) 

 Subclass 977 - Electronic Travel Authority (Business Entrant - Short Validity) 

 Subclass 988 - Maritime Crew 

 Subclass 995 - Diplomatic (Temporary) 

Clients can also seek advice or assistance with any of the following visa application/information forms:

Form 26

Medical Examination For An Australian Visa

Form 40

Sponsorship For Migration To Australia

Form 40CH

Sponsorship For A Child To Migrate To Australia

Form 40SP

Sponsorship For A Partner To Migrate To Australia

Form 47A

Details Of Child Or Other Dependent Family Member Aged 18 Years Or Over

Form 47BT

Application For A Business Skills (Provisional) Visa

Form 47BU

Application For A Business Skills (Permanent) Visa

Form 47CH

Application For Migration To Australia By A Child

Form 47ES

Application For Employer Sponsored Migration To Australia

Form 47OF

Application For Migration To Australia By Other Family Members

Form 47P

Character Requirements: Penal Clearance Certificates

Form 47PA

Application For Migration To Australia By A Parent

Form 47PT

Application For Migration To Australia By A Contributory Parent (Temporary) or Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary) Visa Holder

Form 47SP

Application For Migration To Australia By A Partner

Form 47SV

Application For Special Migration To Australia

Form 48

Application To Visit Australia For Tourism Or Other Recreational Activities

Form 48R

Application To Visit Australia For Tourism Or Other Recreational Activities

Form 48ME

Application To Visit Australia For Medical Treatment

Form 48S

Application To Visit Australia As A Sponsored Family Visitor

Form 54

Family Composition - English/Chinese (Short And Long)

Form 55

Sponsorship For Temporary Residence In Australia (Non Business)

Form 80

Personal Particulars For Character Assessment

Form 118

Application For Australian Citizenship By Descent

Form 119

Application For Evidence Of Australian Citizenship

128

Application For Renunciation Of Australian Citizenship

Form 132

Application To Resume Australian Citizenship

Form 147

Application For A Temporary Residence Visa (non-business)

Form 148

Sponsorship For Temporary Entry Of Overseas Entertainers To Perform In Australia

Form 157A

Application For A Student Visa

Form 157G

Application For A Student Guardian Visa

Form 157N

Nomination Of A Student Guardian

Form 157P

Application For A Student Visa With Permission To Work

Form 160

Radiological Report On Chest X-ray Of An Applicant For An Australian Visa

Form 164

Application For Evidence Of Resident Status In Australia

Form 424A

Request For Access To Documents Under The Freedom Of Information Act 1982

Form 424B

Request For International Movement Records Under The Freedom Of Information Act 1982

Form 424C

Request For Amendment Or Annotation To Personal Records Under The Freedom Of Information Act 1982

Form  456

Application For A Business (Short Stay) Visa (for a stay of up to 3 months)

Form 601

Application For Further Stay As A Visitor (111KB PDF file)

Form 681

Refugee And Special Humanitarian Proposal (110KB PDF file)

Form 785

Employer Nomination Under The Employer Nomination Scheme

Form 842

Application For An Offshore Humanitarian Visa - Refugee And Humanitarian (class XB) Visa

Form 852

Application For A Confirmatory (Residence) Visa

Form 876

Application For Transit Visa For Australia (class 771)

Form 886

Settlement Details

Form 888

Statutory Declaration By A Supporting Witness Relating To A Partner Visa Application

Form 913

Nomination For Occupational Training

Form 918

Application For A Subclass 445 (temporary) Visa By A Dependent Child

Form 919

Nomination Of Student Dependants

Form 922

Notification Of Address Or Change Of Address For Business Skills Visa Holders

Form 927

State/Territory Notification: Business Skills Class

Form 929

Change Of Address And/or Passport Details

Form 931

Application For An Australian Declaratory Visa

Form 949

State/Territory Sponsorship - Business Skills Classes

Form 950

Notice Of Possible Sponsorship - Regional Established Business In Australia Subclass

Form 956

Appointment Of A Migration Agent

Form 966i

Migrating to Australia - English language assessment

Form 990i

Fees and Charges

Form 1000

Nomination For Distinguished Talent

Form 1002

Application By A Subclass 445 Dependent Child For A Permanent Partner Visa

Form 1003

Application For An Emergency (Temporary) Visa

Form 1005

Application For Bridging Visa - To Replace A Ceased Bridging Visa, To Change Bridging Visa Conditions, Or To Provide Lawful Status During Judicial Review

Form 1006

Application For A Bridging Visa B - To Seek Permission To Travel (103KB PDF file)

Form 1008

Application For A Bridging Visa E - subclass 050

Form 1010

Survey Of Business Skills Visa Holders

1022

Notification Of Changes In Circumstances (section 104 Of The Migration Act 1958)

Form 1023

Notification Of Incorrect Answer(s)

Form 1031

Declaration: Business Skills - Investor And State/Territory Sponsored Investor Other - Investor Retirement (Designated Investment)

Form 1031A

Declaration (Investment-linked Migration/Residence (Designated Investment)

Form 1040

Statutory declaration relating to family violence (for visa applications made on or after 15 October 2007)

Form 1040 (07/07)

Statutory declaration relating to domestic violence (for visa applications made before 15 October 2007)

Form 1054

Employer Nomination Under The Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme

Form 1060

Information Collection For Special Circumstance Visa

Form 1066

Application for a Temporary Business (Long Stay) visa (subclass 457)

Form 1085

Application For A Resident Return Visa (RRV) Or replacement evidence Of An RRV

Form 1101

Police Records Check - Consent To Obtain Personal Information (63KB PDF file)

Form 1134

General Skilled Migration Declaration (Bonus points for capital investment in Australia)

Form 1136

Business Skills Profile: Business Owner And State/Territory Sponsored Business Owner (Provisional)

Form 1137

Business Skills Profile: Senior Executive And State/Territory Sponsored Senior Executive (Provisional)

Form 1138

Business Skills Profile: Established Business In Australia

Form 1139

Business Skills Profile: Investor And State/Territory Sponsored Investor (Provisional)

Form 1149

Application For Sponsorship For Sponsored Visitors

Form 1150

Application For A Working Holiday Visa

Form 1153

Undertaking Visa Grant Subject To Condition 8503 "No Further Stay"

Form 1162

Application For Certificate Of Status For New Zealand Citizens In Australia

Form 1192

Employer Nomination For A Permanent Appointment (Labour Agreement, Regional Headquarters Agreement Or Invest Australia Supported Skills Agreement)

Form 1193

Communicating By E-mail With The Department

Form 1194

Confirmation Of Immigration Status

Form 1195

Proof of identity and declaration

Form 1196

Sponsoring Temporary Overseas Employees To Australia

Form 1208

Application For A Work And Holiday Visa

Form 1213

Business Skills Profile: Business Talent

Form 1214

Bank Confirmation Of Account Details - Investor And Sponsored Investor Categories

Form 1216

Schools Sector - English Proficiency - Details Of Nominated Education Agent

Form 1217

Business Skills Profile: Business Owner (Residence)

Form 1218

Schools Sector - English Proficiency - Advice On Tests

Form 1221

Additional Personal Particulars Information

Form 1224

State/territory Sponsorship: Business Talent Subclass

Form 1226

Application For Approval As A Professional Development Sponsor

Form 1227

Application For A Professional Development Visa

Form 1229

Consent Form To Grant An Australian Visa To A Child Under The Age Of 18 Years

Form 1230

Transitional Arrangements For Work Rights For temporary retirement visa

Form 1235

Application For Sponsorship For Sponsored Business Visitors (short Stay)

Form 1238

Application For A Sponsored Business Visitor (Short Stay) Visa (for A Stay Of Up To 3 Months)

Form 1249

State/Territory Sponsorship: Investor Retirement Visa

Form 1252

Supplementary Form - Student Visa - Subclass 571 (Schools Sector)

Form 1257

Undertaking Declaration

Form 1258

Agreement to undertake care of an unaccompanied humanitarian minor

Form 1263

Working Holiday Visa: Employment Verification

Form 1268

Trade Skills Training Visa Sponsor Monitoring

Form 1272

Application for Australian citizenship for children adopted under the ‘full and permanent' Hague Convention arrangements

Form 1273

Application for a Maritime Crew (Temporary) visa (subclass 988)

Form 1276

Application for general skilled migration to Australia

Form 1277

Application for sponsorship under general skilled migration

Form 1283

Occupational trainee visa - acknowledgement by nominee (if unpaid)

Form 1284

Occupational trainee visa - acknowledgement by nominator

Form 1290

Application for Australian citizenship by conferral - Other situations

Form 1295

Online applications for Australian citizenship by conferral - Proof of identity and declaration

Form 1300t

Application for citizenship by conferral - General eligibility