1. What are my chances of immigration to Australia?
  2. What are the basic requirements for migration under the skilled visa categories?
  3. Do I need good English language ability to qualify for skilled migration?
  4. My migration agent has assessed me as being eligible to migrate in Australia. Does this mean it is a guarantee that if I apply, I can be sure of success?
  5. I am over 44 years old. How can I qualify for migration to Australia?
  6. How long does it take to get the visa?
  7. What’s the total costs of the Immigration application?
  8. Can Department of Immigration refuse my application?
  9. Will the Department of Immigration help me in ensuring that my application is correct before applying?
  10. What is a permanent resident?
  11. Am I allowed to travel or work in other countries after I obtain permanent residency?
  12. Once my visa is approved, how long before must I enter Australia?
  13. Why do Australian immigration policies change frequently, and how do I get updated information?
  14. Is there any government assistance to new immigrants?
  15. How can I be eligible to apply for migration after completion of a course in Australia?
  16. I would like to visit Australia before lodging a business migration application. Can you arrange a temporary business visit?

 

  1. How long does it take to get the visa?

    In most cases, the processing time may take 50 weeks for skilled visa categories, however, the waiting period mainly depends on the type of visa class you are applying under or on the volume of cases received by the Departmental officer.
  2. What’s the total costs of the Immigration application?

    Our service fee is based on the visa class you are applying for and how much work is needed for your application. We will advise you the fees including the visa, assessment, ILETS, or to other relevant charges after the Preliminary Assessment. You will pay an upfront fee to begin the full services, a second instalment fee is payable before lodgement of the visa application, and the final payment is due close to the approval of your visa application.
  3. Can Department of Immigration refuse my application?

    Yes, they can. Application can be refused due to insufficient supporting documents or technical errors. The best way to prevent this would be to seek the professional advice of a migration consultant before lodging your application. PRT CORP is here to help you find the most suitable visa that is best suited for your situation.
  4. Will the Department of Immigration help me in ensuring that my application is correct before applying?

    No. basic information and relevant forms, application forms are available on the DIAC’S website. However, our registered migration agents can assist you in preparing for your application to the Department of Immigration.
  5. What is a permanent resident?

    It is the right and privilege for you to live permanently and work or study in Australia. You maybe entitled for some special benefits as well, but you must be a resident in Australia for a minimum of 2 years before qualifying for social welfare assistance. You are not permitted to vote as a permanent resident in Australia. After 4 years, you can then apply for citizenship, entitling you to an Australian passport and enjoy the benefits of being an Australian citizen.
  6. Am I allowed to travel or work in other countries after I obtain permanent residency?

    Yes. You will have a multiple entry visa for five years to come in and out of Australia. After this, and if you have not obtain you Australian citizenship, you will need to apply for a Resident Return Visa before you depart Australia.
  7. Once my visa is approved, how long before must I enter Australia?

    Your arrival in Australia must be within a year from the date of obtaining your medial result.
  8. Why do Australian immigration policies change frequently, and how do I get updated information?

    The immigration policies are often reviewed and changes are made at any time by the Minister for Immigration. It may be based on how the Immigration system is currently running or its effects on the Australian economy and labour market. Our Migration Consultants will keep our clients updated of any such changes and the implication to his/her application.
  9. Is there any government assistance to new immigrants?

    New immigrants have to wait for 2 years to be eligible for full government assistance, however, they will be eligible immediately to free Medicare and education fee similar to an Australian citizen. However, in special circumstances, you may be entitled to some special welfare assistance.
  10. How can I be eligible to apply for migration after completion of a course in Australia?

    To be eligible for applying for a permanent residency visa, overseas students must complete a course of diploma level or higher in Australia for at least two academic years of full-time study. They have to apply for the visa within 6 months of completion of the course. Students who may be short of points may explore other options i.e. do a professional year in Australia before applying.
  11. I would like to visit Australia before lodging a business migration application. Can you arrange a temporary business visit?

    Yes. In fact, we always recommend that you should apply to visit Australia and explore business opportunities before considering applying for a business migration visa.
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