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Get help from an experienced Migration Lawyer before it’s too late!

March 3, 2017 The migration rules are changing constantly and the process is getting harder each year. Many applicants are unaware that obtaining an Australian visa is a… Read More

10 INSIDER SECRETS TO SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN VISA APPLICATIONS

November 25, 2016 Zeke Bentley, Principal of The Migration Place, recently spoke to SBS, regarding the Australian visa process. Read More

Beware: ATO Target High Net-Worth “New” Australians for Undisclosed Foreign Income

October 25, 2016 If you earn income outside Australia, then you need advice on the best way to handle your Australian tax affairs. This is a major ATO… Read More

The Immigration Department are watching your Facebook! Think before you post!

September 28, 2016 In a world that is becoming increasingly globalised, social media has acted as a great tool to communicate and stay connected with loved ones, new… Read More

New postcodes have been added to the Working Holiday visa postcodes.

September 28, 2016 A working holiday visa (subclass 417) allows young people to have an extended holiday and work in Australia. You are allowed a maximum of two… Read More

New Visa designed to attract Entrepreneurs to Australia

September 19, 2016 The Department’s newly created Entrepreneur Visa Stream is already looking to be a popular option for those who are savvy in business. While many are… Read More

Extra 5 points made available for skilled visa to Attract Brightest Students

September 19, 2016 Australia has recently introduced a change in the points test for the Skilled Migration Program. Australia will now give five extra points to students… Read More

It is not all Greek to some…

September 13, 2016 The Migration Place can help you with more than your visa – we are part of Irish Bentley lawyers, and we also help… Read More

What implications can criminal charges have on your visa? Are these fair in light of all other circumstances?

August 29, 2016 Section 501 of the Migration Act 1958 (Cth) provides provisions on the refusal or cancellation of a visa on character grounds. A criminal record is… Read More

Non-citizens charged with an offence need a criminal lawyer working with their migration lawyer

August 18, 2016 The cancellation of visas on character grounds has become a busy area within the Department of Immigration, with over 1000 cancellations this year alone, and… Read More