Australia Visa Service

Your Journey to Australia Starts Here

Whether you're visiting, studying, working, or planning to migrate — our team guides you through the Australian Department of Home Affairs process with precision, from the UK.

Visitor & Tourist Visas Student Visas Skilled Migration Support Free Initial Assessment

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Australia Visa Types

Visitor Visa (600)Tourism & family visits

Student Visa (500)Registered institutions

Work Visa (482)Employer sponsored

Skilled (189/190)Permanent residence

Most visitor visa decisions are made within 20–30 days. We advise on the right subclass for your situation.

Visa Routes

Australia Visa Options We Handle

Australia has a detailed points-based and employer-sponsored immigration system. We identify your fastest and strongest pathway.

Popular

Visitor Visa (Subclass 600)

For tourism, family visits, or business. Allows stays of up to 3, 6, or 12 months. We prepare your application with proper financial evidence, travel history, and genuine temporary entrant statement.

Up to 12 months stay Single or multiple entry Online application

Education

Student Visa (Subclass 500)

Study at any Australian registered institution. We help you obtain your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE), prepare your genuine student statement, and meet financial and health requirements.

Full-time study required Work rights included Pathway to PR

Employer Sponsored

Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS 482)

Employer-sponsored work visa for skilled roles on the MLTSSL or STSOL. We work with you and your Australian employer to meet sponsorship and nomination requirements end to end.

2–4 year duration Specific occupation list Bridge to PR

Permanent

Partner & Family Visa

Australian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor partners, children, and parents. We guide you through evidence requirements, health checks, and character assessments for a strong application.

Spouse & de facto Children & parents Leads to PR

Skilled Migration

SkillSelect — Points-Based Skilled Migration

Australia's SkillSelect system invites skilled workers to apply for permanent residence through Expression of Interest (EOI). Points are awarded for age, English, qualifications, and experience.

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Skills AssessmentWe confirm your occupation is on the relevant skilled occupation list and arrange a skills assessment with the appropriate assessing authority.
2

Submit Expression of Interest (EOI)We help you build a strong EOI through SkillSelect, maximising your points score across all categories.
3

Receive an Invitation to ApplyWhen your points meet a round's cutoff, you receive an invitation. You then have 60 days to lodge your visa application.
4

Lodge Your Visa ApplicationWe prepare your full document package including health checks, police clearances, and character documents before submission.

Minimum Points (Subclass 189)

65+

Points required · varies by occupation

Processing Time (Skilled Visas)

6–12

Months average · dependent on occupation

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Student Visas

Study in Australia — Full Application Support

Australia is one of the world's top study destinations. A student visa (subclass 500) allows you to study full-time at a registered institution and work up to 48 hours per fortnight.

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Choose a CRICOS Institution

We advise on Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses (CRICOS) providers that match your academic level and career goals.

Genuine Student Requirement

We help you write a compelling genuine student statement demonstrating your study intentions, financial capacity, and ties to the UK.

Work Rights

Student visa holders can work up to 48 hours per fortnight during term and unlimited hours during scheduled course breaks.

Post-Study Work Visa (485)

After graduation, eligible students can apply for a Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485) to live and work in Australia for 2–4 years.

FAQs

Australia Visa Questions Answered

Got a specific question about the Australian visa process? We're here to help.

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Do UK citizens need a visa to visit Australia?

Yes. UK citizens require an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA, subclass 601) or a Visitor Visa (subclass 600) to enter Australia. The ETA is a digital visa linked to your passport and can be applied for online. Most UK passport holders are eligible for the ETA. We confirm your specific eligibility and advise on the correct visa type.

How long does an Australian visitor visa take?

ETA applications are often processed within 24–72 hours. Standard visitor visa (subclass 600) processing from the UK typically takes 20–40 days. Factors such as health requirements or additional document requests can extend processing. We ensure your application is complete to minimise delays.

Can I work in Australia on a visitor visa?

No. You cannot work in Australia on a visitor visa or ETA. If you wish to work, you need an appropriate work visa such as the Temporary Skill Shortage visa (subclass 482) or a Working Holiday visa (subclass 417 or 462). We assess your situation and recommend the correct visa pathway.

What is the Australia Points Test and how does it work?

The points test is used for skilled migration visas (such as subclass 189 and 190). You are awarded points based on your age, English language ability, qualifications, work experience, and other factors. You need a minimum of 65 points to submit an Expression of Interest. We calculate your points and identify ways to improve your score.

Can I bring my family to Australia on a work visa?

In most cases, yes. Your partner and dependent children can be included in your visa application as secondary applicants. They receive the same conditions as you, including work and study rights in many cases. We advise on your specific visa subclass and the documentation required for family members.

My Australian visa was refused. What can I do?

A refusal does not necessarily end your chances. We review your decision record, identify the specific grounds for refusal, and assess your options — which may include a review before the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) or a fresh application addressing the identified weaknesses.