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Latest Migration News
For details of latest Migration new and changes: www.immi.gov.au/legislation/amendments/
- Information for General Skilled Migration Applicants in Priority Group 5
- Changes to the Employer Nomination Scheme
- 1 July 2011 Points Test - Useful Links
- Establishment of European Service Centre
- Notices of Legislation Changes effective 1 July 2011
Our Visa Programs
Skilled Migration
This programme, also known as the General Skilled Migration programme, is for people who are not sponsored by an employer and who have skills in particular occupations required in Australia.
Employer Sponsored Migration
This is the most commonly used program for employers to sponsor overseas workers to work in Australia on a temporary basis.
Partner Migration
Partners and fiancés of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents or eligible New Zealand citizens may apply to enter and/or remain permanently in Australia.
Student Migration
This option is for people wishing to undertake various level educational studies in Australia.
Business Migration
This allows for different visa options for business people wishing to either undertake a business trip to australia to determine whether they may be interested in setting up or buying into existing businesses.
Disclaimer
Important Notes / Disclaimer
The information and assessment facilities on this website is NOT an advice or application form for a visa to Australia. It is used only to assist in assessing the candidate’s suitability or otherwise for an Australian visa.
Its completion (including positive eligibility report does NOT give any warranty or eligibility for an Australian Visa. No responsibility is entertained by VISATEC AUSTRALIA unless a positive assessment is followed by an Agreement for Professional Services subsequent to the assessment report.
VISATEC AUSTRALIA is registered in Australia to provide immigration advice and assistance for Australian visa applications but Visatec Australia is NOT and does NOT have any visa issuing/decision functions. The sole responsibilities for visa assessments and decisions rest with the Australian Government’s Department of Immigration and Citizenship.