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“Australia’s immigration law is complex and constantly changing. The rate of change in recent years is unprecedented. Since 2020 the consolidated version of the rules was republished an average of 25 times per year. Every case is unique and should be handled with care. This is partly because the rules change so often, and also because small differences of fact can have a big impact on your case. When you apply for a visa, the Australian Government makes a permanent record of your application. If you make a mistake, or if your application is refused, this can have serious long term consequences. It is very important to make the right visa choice and have a plan of action. Get legal advice about your situation now.”
This website contains commentary about immigration rules and is not a substitute for legal advice on your case. It is intended to be thought provoking and to prompt you to seek legal advice.

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