NS LEGAL PTY LTD

Our Qualifications and Experience

Our mission is to provide you with Australian immigration solutions and assist you in migrating to Australia with excellent care and service at reasonable prices. By choosing us as your immigration professionals, you will have a friendly, wise, and strategic team as your partners, with our team members having a combined experience of over 15 years. We are good at thinking outside the box and often come up with solutions that others may not have thought of. We say, 'If we can't find a solution for an Australian visa, then no one can!' In addition to the regular visa application services, including business investment immigration, employer sponsorship, skilled migration, family reunion, student visas, etc., we offer comprehensive Australian immigration legal services with a high skill threshold, including reviews of adverse decisions, character statements, health waiver applications, and appeals against citizenship refusals. We also assist employers in preparing and processing employee visas, employment law related to immigration, Department of Home Affairs (DHA)/Fair Work Commission regulatory requests, and compliance issues.

We are passionate about our work and genuinely care about you. With the exception of one, we have all personally experienced the process of applying for a visa to Australia as immigrants. We understand its importance and fully understand the pressure of applying for an Australian visa.

Employer-sponsored visa applications

This visa category includes SUBCLASS 407, 408, 482, 186. These visas help employers address labor shortages by sponsoring overseas workers. The 407 and 408 visas are short-term temporary work visas. The 482 visa, while a short-term temporary work visa, has a clear pathway to permanent residency. The 186 visa is a permanent residency visa in Australia.

Business Innovation and Investment visa applications

This visa category includes SUBCLASS 188A, B, C, E and SUBCLASS 888A, B, C, E. This visa allows you to own and operate a business, conduct business and investment activities, or start a business in Australia. After meeting residency, business, and investment requirements, there is a clear pathway to permanent residency.

Skilled migration visa applications

This visa category includes SUBCLASS 491, 190, 191, 189. This visa allows invited applicants with skills required by the Australian government to permanently reside and work in Australia. Skilled migration refers to applicants immigrating to Australia with professional skills listed in the skilled occupation list in Australia, meeting the demand for corresponding technical personnel in various industries in Australia. The establishment of skilled migration is to attract professional technical professionals in short supply in Australia to work and settle in Australia, mainly targeting technical talents under 45 years of age with relatively high English proficiency and Australian-recognized professional skills.

Family member visa applications

This category includes spouse migration visas, parent migration visas, child visas, remaining relative visas, etc.

Graduate visa applications

This category mainly includes SUBCLASS 485, which contains several different branches that require careful consideration when applying. It is a temporary visa that allows international students to live, study, and work after completing their studies.

AAT appeal applications

If your visa application is refused or you experience visa cancellation, you may wish to submit your case to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) to appeal this decision. Without the help of an immigration lawyer, this process can be daunting. At Australian Immigration Lawyers, we have extensive experience in handling complex matters such as appeals and court cases. Our success rate in the tribunal is enviable.

FCC appeal applications

Different from administrative appeals in the tribunal, the court can only review the decision to determine if there is a "judicial error." This means that the court must determine whether the decision was made in accordance with the law, including following the correct legal procedures and correctly applying the law. The court is independent of the decision-maker. The court does not consider the merits of your application itself or whether you should be granted a visa.