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AIVS - Australian Immigration And Visa Services I am your professional, friendly and practical specialist! that is client focused & results oriented.

My mission is bring your dreams into a reality , onto the shores of Australia. I am focused about brining value into every engagement that takes place.

This one has been a journey πŸ₯ΉπŸ’šOur client and her partner first met online through a gaming site in August 2019, but they...
12/10/2026

This one has been a journey πŸ₯ΉπŸ’š

Our client and her partner first met online through a gaming site in August 2019, but they didn’t get to meet in person until December 2022, when her partner travelled to the Philippines to visit her.

After that, there were plenty of trips back and forth, and a few hurdles along the way too.

Our client had applied for a Visitor Visa twice before her third Subclass 600 application was finally approved.

She arrived in Australia in December 2024, came to us in January, and we lodged her Partner Visa in March 2025 before her 3-month stay came to an end.

While the application was processing, we kept updating the Department with new evidence - things like proof they were now living together, new photos, their joint account, and other documents showing their relationship was continuing.

And we got the news we were waiting for...

DOUBLE GRANT on 29 September 2026 πŸŽ‰πŸ₯°

Such a lovely outcome after a long journey.

A huge congratulations to our client and her partner πŸ’š

If you’re in a long-distance relationship or aren’t sure what evidence to keep adding while your Partner Visa is processing, book a free 15-minute consultation with me, and we can talk through your situation.

πŸ“ž 0430 534 697
🌏 Registered Immigration Agent Melbourne - AIVS
πŸ“₯ [email protected]
MARN:1569804

Disclaimer: General advice only. Please reach out for personalised guidance!

Another lovely Partner Visa approval πŸ₯°πŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊWe lodged this application on 19 June 2025 and it was granted on 23 September 20...
07/10/2026

Another lovely Partner Visa approval πŸ₯°πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί

We lodged this application on 19 June 2025 and it was granted on 23 September 2026 πŸŽ‰

One of the trickier parts of this case was showing that our client and her partner were living together.

Her partner owned the apartment, so they didn’t have a joint lease to rely on. Instead, we looked at the other evidence available and used things like payslips, individual mail sent to the same address, personal bank statements and other supporting documents to show their shared home.

This is such a good reminder that every relationship is different, and your evidence doesn’t always have to look exactly the same as someone else’s.

A huge congratulations to our client πŸ’š

If you’re unsure what evidence you can use for your Partner Visa, book a free 15-minute consultation with me and we can talk through your situation.

πŸ“ž 0430 534 697
🌏 Registered Immigration Agent Melbourne - AIVS
πŸ“₯ [email protected]
MARN:1569804

Disclaimer: General advice only. Please reach out for personalised guidance!

Our client was living in Western Australia with her Australian permanent resident partner while holding a Visitor visa (...
04/10/2026

Our client was living in Western Australia with her Australian permanent resident partner while holding a Visitor visa (subclass 600). Before lodging, she had been travelling back and forth between Australia and the Philippines just to be with him.

This application also came with a few things we needed to carefully address.

Her partner had been separated from a previous relationship for many decades but did not have a divorce certificate available, so we prepared a strong statutory declaration explaining his circumstances as part of the application.

And because the couple lived in Western Australia, we couldn't rely on relationship registration. Instead, we focused on building strong evidence around their time together and the four aspects of their relationship: financial, household, social and commitment.

πŸ“… Lodged: 10 October 2024
βœ… Granted: 11 August 2026

Almost two years later, we finally got the grant! πŸ₯ΉπŸ’›

It was a long processing journey, but we now have one very happy client who can continue building her life in Australia with her partner.

If you're considering an onshore partner visa and aren't sure whether your relationship evidence is strong enough, book a free 15-minute consultation with me and let's chat about your situation. ✨

πŸ“ž 0430 534 697
🌏 Registered Immigration Agent Melbourne - AIVS
πŸ“₯ [email protected]
MARN:1569804

Disclaimer: General advice only. Please reach out for personalised guidance!

In August 2026, a client in Australia reached out to me for help bringing her mum, sister and their family members from ...
01/10/2026

In August 2026, a client in Australia reached out to me for help bringing her mum, sister and their family members from Indonesia to Australia, with five visa applicants in total.

She planned to financially support the family during their visit, so we prepared their Visitor visa applications under the Sponsored Family stream.

This was their first time travelling overseas, and none of them had previously visited Australia. As part of the applications, we provided evidence of their circumstances in Indonesia, including their employment and assets, to support their intention to return home after their visit.

And on 10 September 2026, all five visas were granted! πŸŽ‰

Their visas included conditions requiring them to leave Australia when their authorised stay ends, but most importantly, the family can now start planning their trip and time together in Australia. ❀️

Such a lovely outcome for the whole family!

Want assistance with your visa journey? Reach out to me

πŸ“ž 0430 534 697
🌏 Registered Immigration Agent Melbourne - AIVS
πŸ“₯ [email protected]
MARN:1569804

Disclaimer: General advice only. Please reach out for personalised guidance!

This business came to us for help transferring the nomination for their Motor Mechanic employee after the employee left ...
28/09/2026

This business came to us for help transferring the nomination for their Motor Mechanic employee after the employee left their previous sponsored employer in January 2026.

Timing was important, as we needed to work within the relevant 180-day period.

We also had to complete mandatory Labour Market Testing, so we made sure the job advertisements met the required criteria before submitting the nomination.

πŸ“… Lodged: 23 July 2026
βœ… Approved: 7 August 2026

A great result in just over two weeks! πŸ™Œ

Another happy business that can keep moving forward with their sponsored employee. πŸ’›

If your business is looking to sponsor a worker or manage a nomination transfer, I can help you understand the process and get your application prepared properly.

Want assistance with your visa journey? Reach out to me for a free 15-minute consultation.

πŸ“ž 0430 534 697
🌏 Registered Immigration Agent Melbourne - AIVS
πŸ“₯ [email protected]
MARN:1569804

Disclaimer: General advice only. Please reach out for personalised guidance!

Our client first came to us in April 2024 for help with her onshore Partner visa application.She was a US passport holde...
24/09/2026

Our client first came to us in April 2024 for help with her onshore Partner visa application.

She was a US passport holder and had entered Australia on an ETA. She and her partner had already been in a long-distance relationship for many years, with her partner regularly travelling to the USA to spend time with her.

When she finally came to Australia for the first time, they began living together and were able to provide evidence across the four key aspects of their relationship required for a Partner visa application.

During the processing period, our client needed to leave Australia for personal reasons and travelled without first obtaining a Bridging Visa B.

We reassured her that when she was ready to return, we would work through the appropriate next steps based on her circumstances.

Then, on 25 February 2026, the Department requested further documents, including her FBI clearance and Form 80. We made sure everything was prepared and submitted within the required 28-day timeframe.

And finally, on 24 August 2026, while our client was still outside Australia, her Partner visa was approved with a double grant! πŸŽ‰

Such a fantastic outcome after a long-distance relationship, international travel and a lengthy visa journey. We were so happy to see this one come through. ❀️

Want assistance with your visa journey? Reach out to me

πŸ“ž 0430 534 697
🌏 Registered Immigration Agent Melbourne - AIVS
πŸ“₯ [email protected]
MARN:1569804

Disclaimer: General advice only. Please reach out for personalised guidance!

21/09/2026

AI can be a great tool, but when it comes to visa advice, there are a few things to keep in mind πŸ‘€

Your visa history, occupation, relationship circumstances, previous refusals, important dates and visa conditions can all change what advice applies to you.

On top of that, migration laws, visa requirements and policies can change, which means AI may give you information that is outdated or no longer relevant to your situation.

My advice? Use AI as a tool, not as your migration strategy.

For personalised advice, speak to a registered migration agent or immigration lawyer.

If you’d like to chat through your Australian visa options with me, book a free 15-minute consultation with me. πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί

πŸ“ž 0430 534 697
🌏 Registered Immigration Agent Melbourne - AIVS
πŸ“₯ [email protected]
MARN:1569804

Disclaimer: General advice only. Please reach out for personalised guidance!

The Australian Government has announced significant changes to Visitor visas, including plans for future Visitor visas t...
17/09/2026

The Australian Government has announced significant changes to Visitor visas, including plans for future Visitor visas to carry a No Further Stay condition. This is aimed at limiting people entering Australia as visitors and then moving into another visa pathway onshore, including an onshore Partner visa.

So, what could this mean for couples? πŸ‘‡

πŸ’š For future Visitor visa holders: the pathway of entering Australia as a visitor and then lodging an onshore Partner visa may no longer be available where a No Further Stay condition applies.

πŸ’š For people already in Australia on a valid Visitor visa: check your VEVO or visa grant letter carefully. Under the current rules, a No Further Stay condition can prevent you from applying for another visa while in Australia unless a waiver is available.

πŸ’š For offshore Partner visa applicants: a Visitor visa may still allow you to visit your partner in Australia while waiting, but you must comply with the conditions and period of stay attached to that Visitor visa.

⚠️ Important: These changes were announced on 17 September 2026, and we are still waiting for the detailed legislative/regulatory changes and confirmed commencement arrangements. Individual circumstances can vary, so please seek personalised advice before making decisions based on the announcement.

Save this post and share it with someone who may be affected.

Want assistance with your visa journey? Reach out to me

πŸ“ž 0430 534 697
🌏 Registered Immigration Agent Melbourne - AIVS
πŸ“₯ [email protected]
MARN:1569804

Disclaimer: General advice only. Please reach out for personalised guidance!

16/09/2026

Visa expiring soon? Don’t panic, but don’t leave it until the last minute either πŸ‘€

Before you start looking at your next visa, think about three things:

✨ What’s your migration goal in Australia?
✨ Where are you right now with your current visa and circumstances?
✨ What pathways could realistically help you get there?

Your next step might be skilled migration, employer sponsorship, a partner pathway or something else entirely depending on your situation.

The goal isn’t just to find another visa. It’s to understand which pathway actually makes sense for you.

If your visa is coming to an end and you’re unsure what your options are, book a free 15-minute consultation with me and we can explore the pathways that may be available to you πŸ’›

πŸ“ž 0430 534 697
🌏 Registered Immigration Agent Melbourne - AIVS
πŸ“₯ [email protected]
MARN:1569804

Disclaimer: General advice only. Please reach out for personalised guidance!

Yes, I offer a free 15-minute consultation. πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ίβœ¨This is a quick introductory chat where we can talk about your visa goals...
29/08/2026

Yes, I offer a free 15-minute consultation. πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ίβœ¨

This is a quick introductory chat where we can talk about your visa goals, your current situation and the type of support you may need.

It also gives me a chance to explain how I work, what services are available and what your next step may look like.

The free consultation does not include a detailed eligibility assessment, document review or personalised visa strategy. For that, a paid consultation gives us more time to look closely at your circumstances and discuss your potential visa options, risks and next steps.

Not sure where to begin? Start with a quick chat and we can work out which type of consultation is right for you. πŸ’›

Want assistance with your visa journey? Reach out to me

πŸ“ž 0430 534 697
🌏 Registered Immigration Agent Melbourne - AIVS
πŸ“₯ [email protected]
MARN:1569804

Disclaimer: General advice only. Please reach out for personalised guidance!

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