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Following the closure of the Australian Embassy in Afghanistan, the Federal Government is providing visa options to Afghan nationals, including…

What are the new and updated immigration pathways for overseas workers?

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Employment & Immigration, Migration & Culture

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What are the new and updated immigration pathways for overseas workers? This article will be updated with the latest PMSOL…

Great news for offshore visa applicants currently in Australia

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Great news for offshore visa applicants currently in Australia! From 27 February 2021, a number of visas that typically require…

Changes coming to the Family Visa Programme

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Family & Partner Visas, Migration & Culture

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Changes coming to the Family Visa Programme The Migration Amendment (Family Violence and Other Measures) Bill 2016 has recently…

How sick is too sick?

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Citizenship, Family & Partner Visas, Health, Visas & Immigration, Migration & Culture

How sick is too sick? Health provisions within Australia’s migration program has been a debated topic for many years…

Pathway to permanent residency opened for retirees holding Subclass 405 or 410 visas

Pathway to permanent residency opened for retirees holding Subclass 405/410 visas

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Migration & Culture, News and Updates

Australian Immigration Law, Subclass 405, Subclass 410

Pathway to permanent residency opened for retirees holding Subclass 405/410 visas After an announcement back in May 2018, the…

What is the value of a Migration Lawyer?

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Citizenship, Immigration Law Specifics, Migration & Culture, News and Updates

My name is Louisa Jones, I am a Solicitor at Timpson Immigration Lawyers and like many Australians, I am a…

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If I become a citizen, will I lose my identity?

Worrying about losing your identity when you become a citizen is a valid fear. But it’s unfounded. Let’s look at how citizenship impacts on who you are.

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Can I get a refund for a visa application?

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Can you get a refund if your visa application is cancelled or refused? As with many immigration issues, the answer is ‘it depends’.

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Happy Australia Day! Our top tips on how to celebrate

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Australia Day, citizenship, Community

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January 26th is an important day for all Australians, old and new. As our official day, it’s in the perfect…

Migration & Culture

What visa options are available to Afghan nationals and who has priority?

What are the new and updated immigration pathways for overseas workers?

Great news for offshore visa applicants currently in Australia

Changes coming to the Family Visa Programme

How sick is too sick?

Pathway to permanent residency opened for retirees holding Subclass 405/410 visas

What is the value of a Migration Lawyer?

If I become a citizen, will I lose my identity?

Can I get a refund for a visa application?

Happy Australia Day! Our top tips on how to celebrate

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Are You Eligible for Australian Citizenship?

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Our Team Is Second to None When It Comes to In-Depth Visa Knowledge

Are You Eligible for
Australian Citizenship?