The Skills in Demand visa (subclass 482) replaced the former TSS visa in December 2024 and introduced a three-stream framework — Core Skills, Specialist Skills and Labour Agreement.
View more ↓Queensland's 2025–26 program offers 2,600 places — 1,850 for the subclass 190 and 750 for the subclass 491. State nomination adds 5–15 points to your SkillSelect score.
View more ↓Partner visa applications are among the most evidence-intensive in the Australian system. An onshore applicant lodges for the temporary subclass 820 first, with the permanent subclass 801 assessed after approximately two years.
View more ↓When a visa application is refused or cancelled, the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) — which replaced the AAT on 14 October 2024 — has jurisdiction to review certain decisions.
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Skilled workers already in Australia on temporary employer-sponsored or other visas who need advice on their pathway to permanent residency — and on whether their current arrangement is structured to support that transition.
Employers in Brisbane and South East Queensland sponsoring workers through the subclass 482, 186 or 494 programs, or seeking advice on standard business sponsorship approval and ongoing sponsor obligations.
Points-tested skilled migrants assessing their eligibility for Queensland state nomination and wanting confirmation that their EOI, skills assessment and employment evidence are correctly aligned before lodging.
Partners of Australian citizens and permanent residents navigating a visa pathway that requires careful evidence preparation across financial records, social documentation and proof of genuine ongoing relationship.
People facing a visa refusal or cancellation who need to understand their review rights, the timeframes that apply, and the evidence required to mount an effective ART application.
QUALIFICATION
Graduate Certificate in Migration Law — Australian National University
REGISTRATION
Registered with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA)
MEMBERSHIP
Migration Institute of Australia
LOCATION
Level 6, 200 Adelaide Street, Brisbane. Consultations available by phone or video for clients across Queensland and Australia.
The practice specialises exclusively in Australian immigration law — no other areas of law, no generalist practice.
That specialisation matters most in complex matters. A case officer assesses an application against the legislative criteria; an experienced registered migration agent assesses it against those criteria and against the likely downstream consequences for the applicant's future options. These are different considerations.
"A case officer assesses an application against the legislative criteria. An experienced registered migration agent assesses it against those criteria and against the likely downstream consequences for the applicant's future options. These are different considerations."
Level 2 / 200 Adelaide Street
BRISBANE QLD 4000
AUSTRALIA
PO Box 6276
O'CONNOR, ACT 2612
AUSTRALIA
We offer comprehensive immigration and citizenship services to both businesses and individuals. All our cases are handled by Registered Migration Agents, each one dedicated to taking the worry, stress and confusion out of your visa journey to Australia.
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