457 Visa Assistance - 457 Visa Assistance offers help to 457 visa holders

457 Visa Assistance helps 457 visa holders to convert a 457 Visa (the 457 visa is a Temporary Australian Visa) to an Australian Permanent Resident Visa.

457 Visa Assistance helps overseas workers currently working in Australia on a 457 visa to change their visa from a 457 visa to Permanent Australian Residency.

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Permanent Residency Visa Assessment

Should I convert from a 457 Visa to Australian Permanent Residency Visa?

457 Visa workers are losing their jobs every week, could you find another Employer to sponsor you on a 457 Visa if you were made redundant?

If a 457 visa holder is sacked or made redundant the 457 visa holder has 28 days to find a new 457 visa sponsor or leave Australia.

Do you want bring your family to Australia to live with you?

Do you want you and your family to be eligible for free medical and hospital care?

Would you like the freedom to change careers and employers without the problems of the 457 visa?

If you become an Australian Citizen you may be eligible to sponsor other people to come to Australia including other members of your family.

There are many reasons to convert your 457 Visa to a Permanent Australian Resident Visa.

Click here for your FREE 457 Visa to Permanent Residence Visa Assessment

457 Visa News and Updates

457 Australian Visas intake surges in December half

Subclass 457 Visa State/Territory Summary Report

TRA Trades Recognition Australia Skills Assessment for Temporary Business (Long Stay) – Standard business Sponsorship (Subclass 457) Visa

Changes to the Work Placement of 457 Visa Cancellations

Changes to Eligible Occupation List and English language exemption

Employing overseas chefs and cooks

Skills shortage triggers visa push

Contact details for Registered Migration Agents

E-mail:

Anthony Ross
MARN: 0317382

Liana Allan
MARN: 0104178

IRMAP

The IRMAP document is for clients of Migration Agents. It provides information about the migration advice profession, the functions of the Office of the MARA, the legislation regulating the profession, what a client can reasonably expect from a migration agent and complaint procedures.

See:
Information about the Migration Advice Profession

Code of Conduct

Information on the Code of Conduct for the Australian Migration Advice Profession.

See:
Code of Conduct

Immigration Assistance:

In Australia a person may only lawfully give immigration assistance if he or she is a registered migration agent or is exempt from being registered. Only registered migration agents may receive a fee or reward for providing immigration assistance.

If an unregistered person in Australia, who is not exempt from registration, gives you immigration assistance they are committing a criminal offence and may be prosecuted.

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