Visas & Migration

PSM Global Consultant is committed in achieving positive results for its clients no matter whether they are individual or business corporations. We strive to constantly update and possess a detailed understanding of Australia and New Zealand’s migration laws and regulations along with Department of Immigration policies.

As migration rules are subject to frequent change, we understand that success of your application purely depends on how we understand your case and process it further.

We combine the intellectual capability and professionalism of consulting firms with the experience, speed and flexibility

Thus all visa applications are personally taken care by our registered migration agent(s). Along with affordability, we deliver peace of mind to our clients as we give regular updates on the visa application. We know that your time is important hence we also advise our clients on the processing time, saving them on stress. Trustworthiness and reliability are synonymous with top class service at PSM global Consultant.

Highlights of our Migration / Visa services

To understand visa categories for Australia, they are:

Education And Student Visa

Skilled Migration Visas

Family Visa

Work Visas

Business Visa

Tourist And Work Holiday Visas

Special Category Visas

Note: Visa categories, Requirements, eligibility criteria, processing times, and visa application charges are subjects change. Please always refer to Department of Home affairs website for more recent updates.

FAQs

1. What are the consequences of not meeting the eligibility criteria for a skilled migrant visa?

If individuals do not meet the eligibility criteria for a skilled migrant visa, they may be deported from Australia. Individuals who hold a student visa and do not meet the required academic standards, for example, may be deported from Australia. Additionally, individuals who hold a work visa and do not meet the required work standards, for example, may be deported from Australia.

2. Can I bring my family when I migrate to Australia/New Zealand?

You can bring your family with you when you migrate to Australia or New Zealand. The specific requirements will vary depending on the type of visa that you are granted, so it is essential to discuss your family’s situation with an immigration lawyer before making any final decisions. Generally, however, your family will need to meet specific visa requirements to be eligible to live and work in Australia or New Zealand. Depending on your family’s circumstances, they may also need to obtain a health insurance policy covering them for their stay.

3. What are the different types of skilled visas?

Several skilled visas are available for people who want to migrate to Australia. The most common Skilled visas are

Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189)
Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190)
Skilled Work Provisional Visa (Subclass 491)

There are also several regional visas available, which allow people to live and work in regional areas of Australia.

4. What is the process for applying for a business visa?

There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the process for applying for a business visa will vary depending on the specific visa you are seeking. However, you will need to provide evidence of your business experience and qualifications and a business plan or proposal. You may also need to demonstrate that you have the financial resources to establish and operate your business in Australia.

5. How long can I stay in Australia on a tourist visa?

A tourist visa allows you to stay in Australia for three months. However, you may be able to extend your stay if you meet certain requirements.

6. What is a subclass 444 visa?

A subclass 444 visa is a special category visa that allows New Zealand citizens to live and work in Australia indefinitely. However, holders of this visa are not entitled to certain government benefits, such as social security payments.