Yes, you can provided that you meet all requirements for the visa since a student visa is one of the qualifying visas in order to apply for a sponsorship visa such as subclass 482, subclass 494 and subclass 186.

Yes, if you have at least 3 years of post-qualification, full-time experience in the occupation and have obtained a positive skills assessment, you may be eligible for a subclass 186 visa under the direct entry stream. As there are other requirements for the visa, please contact us to discuss your eligibility further.

Eligibility for the subclass 485 visa depends on factors such as age, English language proficiency, qualifications, the duration of your course(s), and your qualifying visa status. Please contact us at least 2 months before your visa expires to assess your eligibility.

The subclass 485 visa is not a provisional visa that leads directly to permanent residence. However, it allows you to work full-time, enabling you to accumulate work experience and prepare for your next visa. If you are unsure of your next visa options, please contact us to explore your options, so we can help you understand what you need to prepare in order to meet the requirements for your next visa.

The threshold score requirement is 65 points. However, this is the minimum requirement to submit the Expression of Interest (EoI). It is always beneficial to aim for higher scores, as they increase your chances of being invited. If you wish to find out the scores that have been invited recently by a particular state or occupation, please book a consultation with one of our experienced practitioners.

An EoI is not a visa, so there is no bridging visa that allows you to stay in Australia while waiting for the invitation. Please contact us as soon as possible to explore your alternative visa options.

This will depend on the visa conditions imposed on your bridging visa or situation you are in if your previous visa was a student visa. Please contact us directly for specific advice on your circumstances.

It depends on your circumstances. There are provisions that may allow you to apply for the visa even if you have not lived together for at least 12 months. We can guide you on how to determine your eligibility after reviewing your specific situation.

No, there is no mandatory document that you must provide to prove your relationship is genuine. It is more important to submit evidence tailored to your unique circumstances. We can prepare a tailored checklist after our initial consultation if you engage us to proceed with the application.

If you are ineligible for a temporary graduate visa, then you may be eligible for a training visa. This visa is designed for recent graduates or individuals with limited experience. This visa will allow you to gain local experience in Australia for up to 2 years. Please contact us if you are interested in finding out more information.