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We're designing new FAQs for business & HR to ensure you are fully supported.

Join the conversation and let us know: what would you like to see in the visa FAQs; what’s important to you; what’s key information; how can we support you to make decisions….?

Podcast featuring our Principal, Marsha Bassily

Navigating Immigration Law with Marsha Bassily Immigration law is one of the most dynamic and politically charged areas of legal practice. Australia is a migrant nation. Immigration is central to…

CPD/CLE for Colleagues

Purchasing Property & Visa Status

From 1 April 2025, foreign individuals, including temporary residents, and foreign-owned companies will no longer be eligible to purchase established dwellings in Australia—  unless they meet specific exceptions. These exceptions…

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A National Innovation Visa offering Permanent Residence

The National Innovation visa (subclass 858) (NIV) is a permanent visa for exceptionally talented migrants from across the world. These migrants will help create jobs and drive productivity growth in…

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The Skills in Demand (SID) visa replaces the Temporary Skills Shortage (TSS) visa

6 December:  We bring you the latest update on the Australian Government’s announcement regarding the new “Skills in Demand Visa” (SID), which has now replaced the Temporary Skills Shortage (TSS)…

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New Occupation Lists for Temporary Skilled Migration

​​On 3 December 2024,​ the Australian Government announced the release of the Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL). The new #CSOL is a single consolidated list, informed by labour market analysis…

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Changes to Temporary Work Visa Program

As 2024 approaches its final months, exciting changes are on the horizon with the upcoming Skills in Demand Visa set to replace the Temporary Skills Shortage (TSS) Visa by the…

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Visa Applicants can escape Family Violence without jeopordising their visa

A new immigration law has been enacted, to enable persons experiencing family violence to leave violent relationships without jeopardising their visa status. The law change corrects the horrific reality that…

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