Asia Pacific Group Education Migration Consultants

Brisbane education agent specialists regularly help temporary visa holders who are in Queensland and unable to move back overseas, to clarify legal options and consider alternative options, until they have a decision, or are thinking of using alternate migration routes. Many people in this situation are on a Bridging Visa A (BVA) having made another application on a substantive visa. The BVA tends to be granted when the initial visa has expired and will typically include the same work permit. If you need to travel a Bridging Visa B (BVB ) can be requested. If someone has become 'unlawful', they may be granted a Bridging Visa C (BVC) which does not usually confer any work rights or travel permissions. Bridging visas are not permanent but rather are made for the time being until a substantive visa is granted. Recent changes have been introduced on the onshore switching. All visitors visa holders are no longer able to apply for a student visa from within Australia; most will be ...

Embarking on the journey of getting to Australia is an exciting experience for a university or college graduate from Queensland, but for international students, the ultimate objective is often to obtain Permanent Residency (PR) status in Australia. Graduates are offered specific opportunities in Queensland: state nomination pathways and emerging opportunities in the region. A legal approach is important when transitioning from student visa to PR. An experienced student visa agent in Brisbane will have a thorough understanding of the requirements of the Department of Home Affairs and Migration Queensland for your study decisions, your work experience, and your visa timing.  Key PR Pathways for Queensland Graduates Visa Pathway Subclass Key Requirement for QLD Graduates Temporary Graduate Visa Subclass 485 Complete an CRICOS-registered course; grants 2–3+ years full work rights. Skilled Nomina...