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# Amity Lawyers

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## Posts
- [Graduate Visa or Skilled Migration? How to Pick the PR Route That Actually Fits Your Degree, Age and Timeline](https://amitylawyers.com.au/visa-policy-updates/graduate-visa-or-skilled-migration-how-to-pick-the-pr-route-that-actually-fits-your-degree-age-and-timeline/): Every international graduate in Australia eventually faces the same question: what comes next? The graduate visa Australia pathway (subclass 485) gives you time. Skilled migration (189, 190, 491) gives you permanent residence. Employer sponsorship (482 to 186) gives you both, but ties you to a specific employer. The right answer depends on your degree, your age, your occupation and how much time you actually have. 
- [Your 485 Application Got Refused? The Mistakes International Graduates Keep Making in 2026 and How to Fix Them](https://amitylawyers.com.au/guides/your-485-application-got-refused-the-mistakes-international-graduates-keep-making-in-2026-and-how-to-fix-them/): A 485 visa refusal is one of the worst emails a graduate can open. You have spent years studying in Australia, paid thousands in tuition, and now the visa that was supposed to bridge you into your career has been refused. We see it more often than we should at our Melbourne CBD office, and what makes it frustrating is that most refusals come down to avoidable mistakes rather than fundamental ineligibility. 
- [Canada Just Cut 49% of Student Permits and Froze Graduate Work Rights: Your Australian Plan B](https://amitylawyers.com.au/visa-policy-updates/canada-just-cut-49-of-student-permits-and-froze-graduate-work-rights-your-australian-plan-b/): If you have been following Canadian immigration news, you already know the landscape has changed dramatically. And if you are now researching how to move to Australia from Canada, you are far from alone. We have seen a sharp increase in enquiries from Canadian-based professionals and students at our Melbourne practice over the past six months, and the reason is simple: Canada is closing doors that Australia still has wide open. 
- [Born Overseas to an Australian Parent? The Citizenship by Descent Rulebook Most People Get Wrong](https://amitylawyers.com.au/visa-policy-updates/born-overseas-to-an-australian-parent-the-citizenship-by-descent-rulebook-most-people-get-wrong/): Not quite. Citizenship by descent is one of the most misunderstood pathways in Australian migration law, and the mistakes people make are surprisingly consistent. They confuse descent with conferral, miss the critical 1986 legislative cut-off, or lodge incomplete applications that sit in a queue for months before being returned. If you are considering this pathway, getting advice from an experienced Australian citizenship lawyer before you lodge can save you significant time, stress and money. 
- [Your Visa Was Refused Without a Hearing: What the New ART On the Papers Review Means for You](https://amitylawyers.com.au/visa-policy-updates/your-visa-was-refused-without-a-hearing-what-the-new-art-on-the-papers-review-means-for-you/): Imagine lodging an appeal against your student visa refusal and then finding out that no one is going to hear you speak. No hearing room, no video call, no chance to look a Tribunal Member in the eye and explain your side. That is the reality for a growing number of applicants since 18 May 2026, when the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) gained the power to decide certain temporary visa refusals entirely on written submissions. 
- [Partner Visa Australia: Evidence Checklist + Free Kit (2026) ](https://amitylawyers.com.au/visa-policy-updates/partner-visa-2026-checklist/): Applying for a partner visa in Australia is rarely refused because a couple is not genuine. It is refused because the evidence was thin in one of the four areas the Department of Home Affairs actually assesses, or because the application was treated as a form-filling exercise rather than a legal case. This guide walks you through the four pillars of evidence, gives you a free itemised checklist, sample Form 888 declarations and a timeline worksheet, and shows you exactly when it is worth bringing in a lawyer. 
- [Australia’s Points Test Overhaul: What the 2026 Reform Means for Your 189/190/491 PR Pathway ](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employer-resources/australias-points-test-overhaul-what-the-2026-reform-means-for-your-189-190-491-pr-pathway/): Few topics in Australian migration have prompted more discussion this year than the future of the points test. After the 2026 to 2027 Federal Budget, the Government confirmed that Australia's points test will be reformed to favour younger, higher skilled and better educated applicants. What it did not do was explain how. 
- [Australian Visa Fees Just Jumped on 1 July 2026: The New 482, 186 and 485 Costs (and How to Avoid Paying More) ](https://amitylawyers.com.au/visa-policy-updates/australian-visa-fees-2026/): Most years, visa fees go up by a small amount and hardly anyone notices. This year was different. On 1 July 2026, most Australian visa fees went up by about 25 per cent overnight. One visa, the graduate visa (subclass 485), has now gone up twice in the same year. 
- [Gold Migration Lawyers Has Closed — What Melbourne Clients Need to Do Urgently](https://amitylawyers.com.au/visa-policy-updates/gold-migration-lawyers-closed/): If you received an email from Gold Migration Lawyers notifying you of their sudden closure, you are not alone. On Friday 29 May 2026, Gold Migration Pty Ltd informed clients that it would cease all operations within 72 hours — leaving hundreds of people mid-application, without legal representation, and without clear answers about what happens next.
- [The Melbourne Immigration Lawyer Checklist: 7 Questions to Ask Before You Sign Anything or Lodge a Single Form](https://amitylawyers.com.au/client-resources/the-melbourne-immigration-lawyer-checklist-7-questions-to-ask-before-you-sign-anything-or-lodge-a-single-form/): A reputable Melbourne immigration lawyer will help you understand the complete cost picture upfront. Here is how to frame cost against risk: 
- [Sponsoring a Skilled Worker Under the New Skills in Demand Visa? The Employer Mistakes That Are Getting Applications Refused in 2026](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employer-resources/sponsoring-a-skilled-worker-under-the-new-skills-in-demand-visa-the-employer-mistakes-that-are-getting-applications-refused-in-2026/): If you are a Melbourne employer trying to sponsor a skilled worker in 2025, you are dealing with a visa framework that only came into effect in December 2024. The rules are new, the income thresholds have already changed once, and the occupation lists are different from anything that came before. Getting it wrong does not just delay your hire. A nomination refusal automatically invalidates any linked visa application your worker has already lodged. That is why speaking with a Skills in Demand visa lawyer before you submit a nomination is no longer optional for most businesses. 
- [Can Your Business Actually Sponsor Someone for Permanent Residency in Australia? The ENS 186 Employer Checklist That Decides the Answer ](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employer-resources/can-your-business-actually-sponsor-someone-for-permanent-residency-in-australia-the-ens-186-employer-checklist-that-decides-the-answer/): For many skilled workers in Australia, permanent residency is the goal from day one. For their employers, sponsoring that journey is both a retention strategy and a significant legal obligation. The Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) visa, subclass 186, is Australia's primary employer-sponsored permanent residency pathway, and getting the nomination right demands more preparation than most businesses expect. That is why engaging an employer nomination scheme visa lawyer before lodging is one of the most cost-effective decisions an employer can make. 
- [How to Create an ImmiAccount](https://amitylawyers.com.au/guides/how-to-create-an-immiaccount/): If you are planning to apply for an Australian visa, one of the first and most important steps is creating your ImmiAccount. This online platform is the official gateway to managing your visa application, uploading documents, and tracking your application status with the Department of Home Affairs Australia. Whether you are applying for a visitor visa, student visa, or permanent residency in Australia, having an ImmiAccount is essential to start and manage your application correctly. However, many applicants underestimate how critical this step is, errors made at the beginning of the process can lead to visa delays or even refusals.
- [Subclass 482 Visa English Test Changes 2025](https://amitylawyers.com.au/visa-policy-updates/subclass-482-visa-english-test-changes-2025/): The English language requirement is one of the most important criteria for the Subclass 482 Skills in Demand visa. From 13 September 2025, applicants face a new landscape with expanded options but stricter consistency.
- [Australia MATES visa – graduates work pathway](https://amitylawyers.com.au/visa-policy-updates/australia-mates-visa-graduates-work-pathway/): The Australia–India MATES Visa Stream (subclass 403) offers an exciting new pathway for eligible Indian graduates and early-career professionals to gain hands-on experience in Australia’s priority and innovation-driven industries. Moreover, designed to strengthen workforce and economic ties between the two nations, the Australia MATES visa is a work pathway that connects India’s emerging talent with Australian employers who value specialised knowledge and fresh global perspectives. This blog outlines key eligibility criteria, core requirements, and practical guidance to help clients and advisers navigate the MATES visa process effectively.
- [Australia’s Skilled Visa Program changes 2024: What You Need to Know](https://amitylawyers.com.au/visa-policy-updates/australias-skilled-visa-program-changes-2024-what-you-need-to-know/): The Australia skilled visa program has been updated with the replacement of multiple outdated occupation lists previously used for TSS (subclass 482) visas, the CSOL consolidates more than 450 occupations across key industries such as construction, cyber security, agriculture, and health. Developed through labour market analysis and consultations by Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA), the CSOL aims to streamline visa processes and ensure alignment with Australia’s workforce demands. 

## Pages
- [Student Visa Lawyer Melbourne](https://amitylawyers.com.au/student-visa-lawyer-melbourne/): Amity Lawyers acts for international students in Melbourne on student visa applications, visa condition compliance, cancellations and refusals, Temporary Graduate visa applications, and the pathway from study to permanent residence. 
- [Skilled Migration Lawyer Melbourne](https://amitylawyers.com.au/skilled-migration-lawyer-melbourne/): Amity Lawyers acts for skilled professionals in Melbourne and across Australia on points-tested permanent and provisional visas. We assess your eligibility, calculate and verify every point available to you, prepare your Expression of Interest, and run the matter through to grant. 
- [Employer Sponsored Visa Lawyer Melbourne](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employer-sponsored-visa-lawyer-melbourne/): Australia's employer sponsored program is the largest skilled migration pathway, and for many Melbourne businesses it is the only realistic way to fill a role. In 2024-25 the Subclass 482 Skills in Demand visa granted 68,210 uncapped primary places, while the Employer Nomination Scheme 186 offered 44,000 permanent residence places. 
- [ Citizenship Lawyer Melbourne](https://amitylawyers.com.au/citizenship-lawyer-melbourne/): Australian citizenship is the last step in the migration journey. You stop being a visa holder and become a citizen: entitled to vote, to hold an Australian passport, and to leave and re-enter Australia without a visa. 
- [Visa Appeal Lawyer Melbourne](https://amitylawyers.com.au/visa-appeal-lawyer-melbourne/): Amity Lawyers represents clients in Melbourne and across Australia in visa appeals before the Administrative Review Tribunal, in judicial review proceedings in the Federal Circuit and Family Court, and in responding to cancellation notices before the Department makes a final decision. We are an immigration law firm, so the same lawyer who prepares your Tribunal submission can appear for you in court if the matter goes further. 
- [Partner Visa Lawyer Melbourne](https://amitylawyers.com.au/partner-visa-lawyer-melbourne/): Amity Lawyers acts for couples across Melbourne and Victoria on partner visa applications: onshore (Subclass 820/801), offshore (Subclass 309/100), and Prospective Marriage (Subclass 300). We are an immigration law firm, not a migration agency. Your matter is handled by an admitted Australian legal practitioner from the first consultation to the permanent grant. 
- [Blogs](https://amitylawyers.com.au/blogs/)
- [Temp Graduate Visa (485)](https://amitylawyers.com.au/student-visas/temp-graduate-visa-485/): Graduated in Australia? Apply for the 485 Temporary Graduate Visa for 2–6 years of post-study work rights. Expert help with Graduate Work and Post-Study Work streams. Free consultation — call today.
- [Student Guardian (590)](https://amitylawyers.com.au/student-visas/student-guardian-590/): Parents of students under 18 can apply for a Student Guardian Visa (590) to live in Australia as their child's registered carer. Expert advice on eligibility, conditions, and work rights.
- [Student Visa (500)](https://amitylawyers.com.au/student-visas/student-visa-500/): Apply for an Australian Student Visa (subclass 500). Expert help with Genuine Student assessment, financial evidence, OSHC, and family inclusion. Free consultation for international students.
- [NOITCC Response](https://amitylawyers.com.au/appeals-cancellations/noitcc-response/): Received a Notice of Intention to Consider Cancellation (NOITCC)? You have a limited window to respond. Our immigration lawyers prepare compelling submissions that have prevented visa cancellations. Call today — urgent advice available.
- [Federal Court Appeal](https://amitylawyers.com.au/appeals-cancellations/federal-court-appeal/):  Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) judicial review of ART decisions. Explains the difference between merits review and judicial review, grounds for appeal, the process, and what outcomes are possible.
- [ART Appeal](https://amitylawyers.com.au/appeals-cancellations/art-appeal/): ART merits review process for visa refusals. Explains jurisdiction, eligible visa types, what happens at a hearing, Bridging Visa A protection, and how Amity prepares cases.
- [Appeals & Cancellations](https://amitylawyers.com.au/appeals-cancellations/): A visa refusal or cancellation is not the end of the road — but time is critical. Whether you need an urgent ART appeal, Federal Court judicial review, or a response to a Notice of Intention to Cancel, our immigration lawyers act fast and fight hard.
- [Terms & Conditions](https://amitylawyers.com.au/terms-conditions/):  
- [Privacy Policy](https://amitylawyers.com.au/privacy-policy/): Amity Lawyers Pty Ltd (ABN XX XXX XXX XXX) ("Amity Lawyers", "we", "us", "our") is a registered Australian law firm providing immigration legal services. We are required to comply with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the 13 Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) contained within it.
- [Australian Citizenship](https://amitylawyers.com.au/australian-citizenship/): Australian citizenship is the most significant milestone in your immigration journey. It gives you the unconditional right to call Australia home permanently, hold an Australian passport, vote in elections and pass those rights on to your children. Our immigration lawyers guide you through every step — from eligibility assessment through to the citizenship ceremony. 
- [Bridging Visa Application](https://amitylawyers.com.au/other-visas/bridging-visa-application/): Bridging visas are temporary visas that allow you to remain lawfully in Australia while a substantive visa is being processed, your immigration status is being resolved, or you are making arrangements to depart Australia. 
- [Visitor & Short-term Visas](https://amitylawyers.com.au/other-visas/visitor-short-term-visas/): Planning a holiday, visiting family or attending a short-term business event in Australia? The Subclass 600 visitor visa covers a range of purposes and stay lengths. Our immigration lawyers help you identify the right stream and put together a complete, well-supported application.
- [Student Visas](https://amitylawyers.com.au/student-visas/): For international students planning to study a registered course in Australia. We assist with initial applications, visa refusals, enrolment changes, condition breaches and transitions to other visa types after completing studies.
- [Travel requests](https://amitylawyers.com.au/other-visas/travel-requests/): If you hold a Bridging Visa A and need to travel outside Australia, you must obtain a Bridging Visa B before you depart. Leaving without one can have serious and irreversible consequences for your visa application and your ability to return. Our immigration lawyers handle urgent BVB applications same-day.
- [Protection Visas](https://amitylawyers.com.au/other-visas/protection-visas/): At Amity Lawyers, our team of qualified immigration lawyers handles the most complex protection visa matters. If you or someone you know needs urgent assistance, reach out to our team today — we are here to help.
- [Other Visas](https://amitylawyers.com.au/other-visas/): Bridging visas, protection, student, visitor and other visa types — handled with the same level of care and expertise as every other matter we take on. 
- [Labour Agreements](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employers/other-resources/labour-agreements/): For businesses with genuine workforce needs that fall outside the scope of standard employer sponsorship. Labour agreements provide access to occupations, salary arrangements and English language concessions not available through the standard visa program.
- [Ongoing Employer Support](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employers/other-resources/ongoing-employer-support/): Immigration is not a one-off event. As your workforce grows and circumstances change, having dedicated immigration support throughout the year makes the difference between staying compliant and being caught out. Our retainer-based employer support service gives your business a reliable immigration team available whenever you need it.
- [Sponsor Compliance](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employers/other-resources/sponsor-compliance/): Sponsoring an overseas worker is not a one-off event — it comes with ongoing legal obligations that continue for as long as you have sponsored workers in your business, and in some cases for up to 2 years after they leave. Our immigration lawyers help you stay compliant, respond to audits and protect your sponsorship approval. 
- [Hiring overseas workers](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employers/other-resources/hiring-overseas-workers/): New to sponsorship? This guide walks you through every stage of the process — from assessing whether your role qualifies, to becoming an approved sponsor, lodging the nomination and understanding your obligations once the visa is granted. 
- [Employer compliance and obligations](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employers/other-resources/employer-compliance-and-obligations/): A comprehensive guide to every sponsorship obligation Australian employers take on when they become an Approved Standard Business Sponsor — and what to do if the Department of Home Affairs comes knocking. 
- [Nomination applications](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employers/other-resources/nomination-applications/): The second and often most technically demanding stage of employer sponsorship. Every sponsored position requires its own nomination — and getting it right is critical to the success of the visa application that follows. 
- [Standard Business Sponsorship (SBS)](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employers/other-resources/standard-business-sponsorship-sbs/): The legal foundation of any employer sponsorship arrangement. Before your business can nominate a position or sponsor an overseas worker, Standard Business Sponsor approval must be in place. Our immigration lawyers manage the entire application from start to finish. 
- [Other Resources](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employers/other-resources/): Australia's skilled workforce gaps are real — and we help Australian businesses fill them legally, efficiently and with full compliance confidence. Whether you are sponsoring your first overseas worker or managing an established international workforce, our immigration lawyers are with you at every stage.
- [Temporary Activity Visa (subclass 408)](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employers/employers-sponsored/temporary-activity-visa-subclass-408/): A flexible short-term visa for people coming to Australia to participate in specific defined activities. No formal Standard Business Sponsorship required — suitable for entertainment, sport, research, religious work and specialist short-term engagements.
- [Temporary Work (Short Stay Specialist) Visa (subclass 400)](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employers/employers-sponsored/temporary-work-short-stay-specialist-visa-subclass-400/): For highly specialised overseas workers needed for short-term, non-ongoing work in Australia — typically no more than 3–6 months. Common uses include equipment installation, training, specialist consulting, and technical projects. No formal employer sponsorship approval required, making this a fast and flexible option for specific needs.
- [Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) Visa (subclass 494)](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employers/employers-sponsored/skilled-employer-sponsored-regional-provisional-visa-subclass-494/): For employers operating in designated regional areas of Australia. Allows sponsorship of skilled workers for up to 5 years, with a clear pathway to permanent residence through the Subclass 191 after 3 years of regional residence and work. 
- [Employer Nomination Scheme (Subclass 186) Visa](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employers/employers-sponsored/employer-nomination-scheme-subclass-186-visa/): The primary permanent employer sponsored visa. Two streams: the Temporary Residence Transition (TRT) stream for workers who have held a 482 visa for 2–3 years with the same employer, and the Direct Entry stream for workers with 3+ years experience in their nominated occupation. Grants permanent residence from day of visa grant.
- [Skills In Demand (SID) (subclass 482) Visa ](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employers/employers-sponsored/skills-in-demand-sid-subclass-482-visa/): Australia's primary temporary employer sponsored visa. Three streams covering a broad range of occupations and salary levels — with a clear pathway to permanent residence through the Subclass 186 after 2 to 3 years. 
- [Employers Sponsored](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employers/employers-sponsored/): Helping Australian businesses sponsor skilled overseas workers — from nomination lodgement to visa grant, and ongoing compliance obligations. 
- [Employers](https://amitylawyers.com.au/employers/): Australia's employer sponsored visa program allows businesses to fill genuine skill shortages by sponsoring qualified overseas workers. At Amity Lawyers, our immigration lawyers work with both employers and employees — guiding businesses through the sponsorship process from start to finish, and helping sponsored workers understand their rights and obligations. 
- [Other Family Visas](https://amitylawyers.com.au/family-members/other-family-visas/): Australia's family migration program includes a number of lesser-known but important visa pathways for relatives in specific circumstances. From the Carer Visa for family members providing ongoing care, to the Aged Dependent and Remaining Relative visas for isolated relatives overseas — our immigration lawyers assess your eligibility and guide you through these niche but meaningful pathways.
- [Child Visas](https://amitylawyers.com.au/family-members/child-visas/): Permanent visas for dependent children and adopted children of Australian citizens or permanent residents. Whether your child is in Australia or overseas, we help you identify the right visa stream and prepare a complete, well-supported application.
- [Parent Visas](https://amitylawyers.com.au/family-members/parent-visas/): Several parent visa pathways are available depending on your parent's age, location and how soon you need a result. Our immigration lawyers help you compare the options and choose the right one for your family.
- [Family Members](https://amitylawyers.com.au/family-members/): Australia's family migration program gives eligible relatives of Australian citizens and permanent residents a pathway to reunite and build their lives together in Australia. At Amity Lawyers, our immigration lawyers assist families from all over the world — helping you choose the right visa, understand the waiting times involved and put forward the strongest possible application.
- [Schedule 3](https://amitylawyers.com.au/partners/schedule-3/): A complex set of additional requirements that apply to certain partner visa applicants who were not holding a valid substantive visa at the time of lodgement. Specialist legal advice is essential before taking any steps.
- [Family Violence](https://amitylawyers.com.au/partners/family-violence/): If your partner visa application is still being processed and your relationship has ended because of family violence, you may still be entitled to have your visa granted. Australian immigration law includes specific protections to ensure that no one is forced to stay in a dangerous situation just to protect their visa status.
- [Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300)](https://amitylawyers.com.au/partners/prospective-marriage-visa-subclass-300/): For engaged couples where one partner is outside Australia. Allows entry to Australia to marry, after which a Partner Visa can be lodged to remain permanently. 
- [Partner Visas (subclass 820/801)](https://amitylawyers.com.au/partners/partner-visas-subclass-820-801/): The most common partner visa pathway for couples already in Australia. You lodge both applications together — the temporary 820 comes first, followed by the permanent 801 after a 2-year waiting period.
- [Partners](https://amitylawyers.com.au/partners/): Bringing your partner to Australia — or securing your right to stay with them — is one of the most personal and important visa applications you can make. At Amity Lawyers, our immigration lawyers handle partner visa applications with care, attention to detail and a genuine understanding of what is at stake for you and your family. 
- [Skilled Occupation Lists](https://amitylawyers.com.au/skilled-migration/skilled-occupation-lists/): Understanding which occupation list your role falls under is the critical first step before starting any skilled migration application. Our immigration lawyers explain the MLTSSL, STSOL and ROL in plain English and confirm where your occupation sits.
- [Permanent Skilled Regional Visa (subclass 191)](https://amitylawyers.com.au/skilled-migration/permanent-skilled-regional-visa-subclass-191/): At Amity Lawyers, we are Melbourne-based immigration lawyers providing expert visa and migration services across Australia and internationally. We guide you through every step of your Subclass 191 application with clarity, care and legal expertise.
- [Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa (subclass 491)](https://amitylawyers.com.au/skilled-migration/skilled-work-regional-provisional-visa-subclass-491/): A provisional visa for skilled workers nominated to live and work in a regional area of Australia. After 3 years of regional residence and work, it opens the pathway to permanent residency through the Subclass 191 visa.

## Categories
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- [Visa & Policy Updates](https://amitylawyers.com.au/category/visa-policy-updates/)

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