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SRP OVERVIEW Employer Sponsored Visas in Australia are not just a way to migrate — they can also help you build a long-term career in Australia. But many people get stuck at the very beginning: they can’t find an employer willing to sponsor them. That’s why we created the Sponsorship Readiness Program – a step-by-step service to help you connect with real employers and apply for your visa with confidence. Who is this program for? People who want to live and work in Australi

Hi everyone, today I want to walk you through a very common migration case. The parents are applying for a Subclass 494 visa, and the child is already 22 years old. So the question is: can the child still be included in the application?And if things change later, can the child be taken out of the application without affecting future visa options? This kind of case really comes down to three main issues. The first one is age. A lot of people think that as long as the child is

According to the latest data released by the Australian Department of Home Affairs, the total planning level for Australia’s 2026–27 Permanent Migration Program remains at 185,000 places, the same as in the 2024–25 and 2025–26 financial years. The allocation is as follows: Skilled Migration Program: 132,240 places Family Migration Program: 52,460 places Special Eligibility: 300 places Although the overall planning level remains unchanged, there have been notable adjustments w

Many visa holders in Australia ask: Am I eligible for Medicare before getting PR? Here’s a quick guide to the Interim Medicare Card (commonly known as the blue card). What is the Medicare Blue Card? The Interim Medicare Card is a temporary Medicare card issued to people who are not yet permanent residents but meet certain eligibility criteria. It generally applies to two groups: 1. People who have applied for Permanent Residency (PR) If you have already lodged a PR visa appli

In Australia’s migration landscape, most applicants are familiar with points-based pathways such as subclass 189, 190, or 491. However, there is another pathway that operates under a fundamentally different logic — the Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA) . What is DAMA? DAMA is not a visa itself, but a formal agreement between the Australian Government and a regional authority, allowing approved employers to sponsor overseas workers under specific, negotiated condition

💳 How It Works Recommend your friend to book a initial consultation with AMS After they have booked, simply send us an email or message with your friend’s full name Once your friend completes and pays for the consultation, you’ll receive: $20 gift card per referral $40 per referral if you’re a VJP client 1 entry (1 token) into our monthly $200 draw That’s it — quick and easy! The more referrals you make, the more entries you receive — and the higher your chances of winn

Applying for an Australian visa can feel overwhelming—especially if you’ve decided to go the DIY route. From not knowing where to start, to feeling unsure about what documents to include, or how to answer tricky questions on the application form, the process can quickly become confusing. But the good news is: you don’t have to figure it out alone. Introducing: Our DIY Visa Self-Application Courses Whether you're applying for a Temporary Graduate visa (485) , a Resident Return