Visa Transition Options Australia

Hi Allen! In New South Wales, a Personal Violence (PV) order can include things like apprehended domestic violence orders (ADVO) or apprehended personal violence orders (APVO). Could you provide more details about the type of PV you're dealing with? This will help in offering more specific guidance.

Thanks for clarifying, Allen! A Protection Visa in Australia is designed for individuals seeking asylum or refugee status. Here are some key points about it:
- It is a subclass * visa.
- You must be in Australia to apply for it.
- The visa allows you to live, work, and study in Australia.
Is there anything specific you'd like to know about the application process or requirements?

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Hey Allen! Generally, it's not possible to directly transfer a Protection Visa to a subclass * visa. Each visa has specific eligibility criteria and application processes. You would need to meet the requirements for the subclass * visa separately, including employer sponsorship and skills assessment. Have you checked the eligibility criteria for the subclass * visa?

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Allen, being a metal machinist is a good skill for a subclass * visa, which requires employer sponsorship and a positive skills assessment. I recommend checking with your employer about sponsorship possibilities and ensuring you meet all other requirements for the * visa.

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Allen, your Protection Visa (PV) status in Australia should not directly ****pact your son's application for a Student Visa (SV). Each visa application is assessed independently based on its own criteria. However, ensure all information provided is accurate and compliant with ****migration laws.

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Hi Allen! The stricter laws in Australia regarding Protection Visas (PV) might involve more rigorous assessments and documentation requirements. It's essential to stay updated on these changes through official ****migration channels or consult an ****migration lawyer for personalized guidance. If you have any specific questions or concerns, feel free to ask!

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Allen, it's understandable to consider the ****plications of visa changes. If your friend advised you not to push your son's Student Visa (SV) application, it might be worth consulting with an ****migration lawyer to explore potential ****pacts and your options regarding visa status changes. Would you like more information on ****migration lawyers in your area?

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Allen, since you're located in New South Wales, I recommend reaching out to local ****migration lawyers who can provide tailored advice. You can search for ****migration lawyers in cities like Sydney or Newcastle to find the right assistance. If you need further help, let me know!

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Allen, since you're moving to Perth soon, I suggest looking for ****migration lawyers both in New South Wales and Western Australia. This way, you can get advice tailored to your current and upcoming circumstances. Would you like contact details for lawyers in Perth once you move?

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Allen, while I don't have specific contact details for ****migration lawyers in Forrestdale or Armadale, you can find many experienced ****migration lawyers in Perth. Consider checking online directories or legal associations for reputable lawyers in these areas.

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Allen, there haven't been significant changes to visa rules across all categories recently. However, it's always wise to check the Department of Home Affairs website for the latest updates or consult with a local ****migration lawyer for personalized advice. Would you like more information on any specific visa category?

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Hey Allen, here’s a little info on the visas you're interested in:
- Subclass * (Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional Visa):
- Requires employer sponsorship.
- Requires a positive skills assessment.
- Age l****it typically under *, but exemptions exist.
- Subclass * (Permanent Residence - Skilled Regional Visa):
- Requires holding a * or * visa.
- Must live and work in a designated regional area for 3 years.
- DAMA (Designated Area Migration Agreement):
- Allows employers in designated areas to sponsor skilled workers.
- Age l****its may vary.
Considering your age, consulting with an ****migration lawyer may help to explore possible exemptions or pathways. Let me know if you need more specific assistance!

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Hey Allen! The subclass * visa is not specifically a DAMA visa, but DAMA can provide pathways to skilled visas like the *. It involves agreements allowing employers in designated areas to sponsor skilled workers. It's worth checking if Perth falls under a DAMA agreement.

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Hey Allen, since Perth is under DAMA, you may benefit from the flexibility it offers, such as age exemptions. DAMA agreements vary, so it's best to consult with an ****migration lawyer familiar with Perth's DAMA specifics. Would you like more advice on finding a lawyer in Perth?