Testimonials

Surely this is a record time for a partner visa; thanks to Visa Law we had our visa granted within three weeks! Their clear, honest, accurate and good-value advice left us confident and assured throughout the visa process. We highly recommend Visa Law.

(Andrew B. and Tinneeka R, Melbourne)

I am a commercial lawyer based in the Melbourne CBD. I worked closely with Visa Law in regards to removing condition 8534 from a student visa. Conversations with various specialist immigration solicitors, and counsel, indicated that it is extremely difficult for condition 8534 to be removed from a visa, if at all. Nevertheless Visa Law's application resulted in the condition being removed and they were extremely considerate and timely in answering all concerns throughout the process. I will definitely refer work to them in the future.

(Matthew Karakoulakis, Senior Commercial Lawyer, Melbourne)

I would like to inform you that I got my 457 visa granted yesterday. I am very happy and would like to thank Visa Law for your great help. I still can't believe that I got my visa granted. As you know, when I first came to your office, I was in real messy situation. I really appreciate for your hard work and your time you spend on my case that it is been possible for me to get my 457 visa granted. Before I came to visa law, I had been to 4 other migration agents who suggested to apply for the MRT and wait. But your professional advice just changed my life. It's been possible with your letter of advice. Thank You very much again.

(Gurpreet Singh, Brisbane)

I initially came to Australia on a student visa subclass 570 with a No Further Stay condition 8534. Six months after arrival, I applied for an offshore Contributory-Temporary Parents visa (Subclass 173) since my only daughter is an Australian Citizen. Close to completion of my English course, I wanted to study a packaged course in between a Diploma and a Bachelor in Biotechnology. However I was required to apply for a waiver of condition 8534, before extending my student visa in Australia. My case was very challenging as we were required to show that even though I had applied for the parent’s visa I still was a genuine temporary entrant under the student visa program. Thanks to Visa Law's knowledge and high level of commitment my student visa was granted and the Contributory-Temporary Parents visa (Subclass 173) is now close to the completion stage. Thank you so much Visa Law for your support and assistance throughout the process.

(Diana Vega, Melbourne)

Visa Law’s advice was obviously correct. It was at all material times a criterion for a 187 Visa ...that the visa application relate to a position which meets the requirements of reg 5.19(4)(h)(ii) of the Migration Regulations.

Justice D. S Mortimer - Federal Court of Australia in Australian Competition and Consumer Commission v Clinica Internationale Pty Ltd (No 2) [2016] FCA 62 at 127