CONSULTATION

Applies to standard matters.
Complex cases will incur higher fees.

• No formal marriage or cultural marriage only 
• Limited cohabitation or long-distance relationships 
• Previous visa refusals 
• Inconsistent or weak evidence 
• Sponsorship issues 

482/494/186

• Business eligibility concerns 
• Genuineness of position issues 
• Previous visa history affecting application 
• Compliance or sponsorship complications

• Visa refusals (onshore and offshore) 
• ART / Tribunal appeals 
• Judicial Review
• Matters requiring fresh submissions after refusal 
• Reapplications following adverse decisions

Complex or urgent matters may incur higher fees.

Additional work is required for: 

• Schedule 3, 
• sponsorship limitation, 
• s48 bar, apply for work rights, Bridging Visa E,
• Multiple refusals 
• Visa cancellations 
• Previous non-compliance 
• Overstays or unlawful status
• Requests for intervention 
• Exceptional or compassionate circumstances

Fees will be discussed clearly before engagement.

Applies to cases where a visa applicant does not meet the health/character requirement and requires a waiver submission.

These matters involve detailed evidence, legal submissions, and supporting documentation to address the cost and impact on the Australian community.

Complex cases may incur higher fees.

Skilled Visas (485/189 / 190 / 491 / 191)

Matters may involve:
• points calculation and eligibility assessment
• skills assessment and occupation alignment
• state nomination requirements (190 / 491)
• complex employment history or documentation
• previous visa refusals or inconsistencies

We provide structured advice on eligibility, risk, and application strategy prior to lodgement.

Fees vary depending on complexity and stage of application.