Green Wings Migration

Green Wings Migration Migration Practice delivering services to Australia’s migrants. Is Green Wings Migration right for you? Do you need a RMA?

MARN 1679969
Education Agent M628
Code of conduct Australia:https://www.mara.gov.au/tools-for-agents-subsite/Files/code-of-conduct.pdf Whether you are looking for a short stay Down under, maybe for travelling or studying, or you are more interested in changing your life and relocate permanently, Green Wings Migration is your starting point. Green Wings is your professional and dedicated Migration

Agency and Education Advisor. Eleonora is the professional Registered Migration Agent who will assist you from your first consultation to the visa outcome. You can count on us for your visa issues and any related matter, including - but not limited to - the following Australian Visa Categories:
- Employer Sponsored Visas
- Skilled Visas
- Student Visas
- Working Holiday and Visitor Visas
- Partner Visas

What do we guarantee to you?

- Honesty: clear and upfront advice about your possibilities
- Fairness: what we quote is what you pay
- Empathy: we are migrant ourselves, so we know how you feel
- Wilfulness: where there is a will, there is a (legal) way
- Passion: being an agent means helping people, and one must be passionate about it! What do we expect from you?

- To be open, honest and upfront: we must know your circumstances to advise you in the most appropriate manner
- To respect our work: we are professionals committed to your success
- To follow our instructions: it is important to maximise your outcome
- To keep our communications in writing, as much as possible: we have a legal duty to keep record of all communications with our clients and we can only do so if conversations are written in the form of an email or recorded

Who is a Registered Migration Agent? RMAs are professionals working in Australia who have a deep knowledge of Migration Law and Policy. They must hold a relevant University Qualification and a Professional Licence to operate. They are regulated by the Migration Agents Registration Authority and must comply with the Code of Conduct. Although you are not obliged to use a RMA, you may find the provided services very helpful. An agent:
- evaluates your circumstances
- determines whether or not you qualify for an Australian Visa
- prepares the visa application and lodges it within the Department of Immigration and Border Protection on your behalf. How will Green Wings Migration deal with you?

1. We want to know and understand as much as possible about you and your particular circumstances. We will do so through an Initial Consultation in office or visa Skype. Following the consultation you will receive a Meeting Memorandum or a full Letter of Advice, depending on the type of consultation you selected at booking.

2. Following the reception of the Memorandum or Letter of Advice, you have the right to request further explanations in case something is not clear.

3. If your pathway is clear and you wish to engage Green Wings Migration's services, we will send you a formal Engagement Agreement, completed of all applicable Terms and Conditions. You must sign the agreement and pay any required money in order to proceed further.

4. We will collect and store your money in our Clients' Account. We will not dispose of it until our job on your behalf is complete.

5. We will then start working on your application. Once it is ready to be lodged we will require you to give us final approval and pay the relevant Government Charges.

6. Our duties extend Post-lodgement, We will monitor the application process, dealing with the DIBP on your behalf and informing you of the outcome. Migration Agent Registration Number 1679969
Code of Conducthttps://www.mara.gov.au/media/553229/Code_of_Conduct_April_2017.pdf

🇦🇺 Tasmania Skilled Migration updateA new ROI invitation round took place on 3 September, with 59 invitations issuedSubc...
03/09/2026

🇦🇺 Tasmania Skilled Migration update
A new ROI invitation round took place on 3 September, with 59 invitations issued

Subclass 190: 34 invitations, lowest score 519
Subclass 491: 25 invitations, lowest score 82

And some potentially positive news as Tasmania expects to issue more non-Gold subclass 190 invitations in the coming weeks

Swipe through for the latest numbers and what they could mean for applicants 👉

*General information only. Current as of 3 September 2026.*

Planning to travel outside Australia while on a Bridging Visa? Don’t leave your BVB application until the last minute!Fo...
31/08/2026

Planning to travel outside Australia while on a Bridging Visa? Don’t leave your BVB application until the last minute!

Following a recent stakeholder meeting between the Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) and the Department of Home Affairs, applicants are being advised to lodge their Bridging Visa B (BVB) application at least 4 weeks before their intended travel date.

⚠️ A BVB should not be expected to be granted within just a few days of lodgement, unless compelling and compassionate circumstances apply.

📅 Know your travel dates? Apply early
✈️ Already have travel booked? Don’t wait until the week before to check your visa situation

Not sure what your Bridging Visa allows you to do or whether you need a BVB before travelling? Get in touch with our team for professional migration advice, contact Green Wings Migration



BVB = Bridging Visa B (Subclass 020) allows an eligible person who is waiting for a decision on another visa application to leave Australia temporarily and return to Australia during an approved travel period

28/08/2026

When we receive messages like these, we’re reminded exactly why we do what we do 💚🪽🥹

Two visa refusals. Two moments where giving up would have been the easiest option...but Hugo kept going 🇦🇺🥹Originally fr...
26/08/2026

Two visa refusals. Two moments where giving up would have been the easiest option...but Hugo kept going 🇦🇺🥹

Originally from Colombia, Hugo’s journey to Australia has been anything but straightforward.

In this episode, he opens up about the reality behind his migration journey: the setbacks, the uncertainty, the difficult decisions, and what it took to start again after having his visa refused not once, but twice

Today, his story looks very different ❤️ after everything he has overcome, Hugo is now preparing for his next big milestone: Permanent Residency 🇦🇺

And along the way, he’s giving back to the country he hopes to call home permanently, supporting local and remote communities across the Northern Territory through his work

A reminder that a visa refusal doesn’t necessarily mean the end of your Australian dream 💚

Watch Hugo’s full story on our YouTube channel 🎥
https://youtu.be/kEwp1QDxKvk?si=FNjQK6-tcmdkeP41

📢  The Northern Territory has received its full nomination allocation for the 2026–27 program year, and applications are...
20/08/2026

📢 The Northern Territory has received its full nomination allocation for the 2026–27 program year, and applications are about to open!

Applications open 21 August 2026 for:

✅ New onshore applications
✅ Selected offshore streams
✅ Subclass 190 – Skilled Nominated visa
✅ Subclass 491 – Skilled Work Regional visa

⚠️The NT has updated its nomination criteria for the new program year ⚠️
If nominated, applicants are expected to live and work in the Northern Territory for at least 3 years after their visa is granted.

⏳ The NT Government has specifically warned that it cannot guarantee nomination before your visa deadline.

Not sure whether you’re eligible for NT nomination or which pathway could work for you? Get in touch with Green Wings Migration to discuss your options with a Registered Migration Agent

17/08/2026

We’re sorry to disappoint you, but we have no insider information either, we’re all waiting to hear from the Minister himself

With so many headlines, rumours and opinions circulating about Australian migration right now, here’s what you can do in the meantime:

✅ Don’t panic based on headlines or social media speculation. Wait for official announcements.

✅ Check your current visa conditions and expiry date and make sure you understand your options.

✅ If you’re eligible for a visa pathway now, don’t assume the rules will stay the same forever.bGet advice and plan ahead.

✅ Follow official updates and reliable migration professionals rather than relying on rumours.

✅ If you’re unsure how potential changes could affect your situation, seek professional advice.

The Minister’s upcoming speech is expected to address the migration system more broadly, and we’ll be watching closely.

As soon as we know more, you’ll know too 💚🇦🇺

❌Australia has temporarily paused Subclass 462 (Work and Holiday) visa applications for many participating countries. Th...
13/08/2026



Australia has temporarily paused Subclass 462 (Work and Holiday) visa applications for many participating countries. The Department of Home Affairs uses a "paused" cap status to spread out application lodgements, manage annual quotas sustainably, and handle high processing volumes across the program year

Only San Marino and Türkiye have been left "open".

For some countries, visa applications are managed through the WHM visa ballot process rather than an application cap.
Eligible passport holders from China, India and Vietnam must participate in a visa pre-application process to be considered for random selection in the ballot.

A recent case in NSW is an important reminder that some sponsorship related costs CANNOT legally be passed on to sponsor...
11/08/2026

A recent case in NSW is an important reminder that some sponsorship related costs CANNOT legally be passed on to sponsored workers.

Following a Border Watch report, the Australian Border Force investigated an aged care provider and found that $118,197 in sponsorship related costs had been recovered from 13 sponsored workers.

The outcome? The business has taken steps to repay the affected workers in full and has been barred from making new sponsor nomination applications for 6 months.
But this case highlights something every employer and sponsored worker should know

Tasmania Skilled Migration Program 2026–27 is officially openingIf you're planning to apply for Tasmania State Nominatio...
06/08/2026

Tasmania Skilled Migration Program 2026–27 is officially opening

If you're planning to apply for Tasmania State Nomination (visa 190 or 491), here the key dates and updates

📅 Program opens on 17 August 2026
📨 First invitations 20 August 2026 (then weekly)

nomination allocations for this fiscal year are 1,250 for visa 190 and 800 places for visa 491

⚠️ Major changes:
• Updated priority attributes and scoring system
• Greater recognition for long-term employment in Tasmania
• New requirements for the TSE Gold priority attribute
• Updated income thresholds
• More detailed policy guidance
• Nomination application fee increased to $387+ GST

❌ The Subclass 491 Overseas Invitation-Only Pathway will not operate during the 2026–27 program year. However, eligible overseas health and education professionals with a Tasmanian job offer may still qualify under the Subclass 190 pathway.

If you're unsure how these changes affect your migration plans, our team is here to help you understand your options and choose the most suitable pathway

📩 Get in touch with Green Wings Migration to discuss your eligibility

Another change...from 25 July 2026 a new order for processing many Skilled visa applications is in placeThe biggest chan...
04/08/2026

Another change...from 25 July 2026 a new order for processing many Skilled visa applications is in place

The biggest changes include:
✅ Defence and Law Enforcement occupations now receive the highest priority
✅ Construction, Healthcare and Teaching occupations are also prioritised
✅ Applicants already in Australia are generally processed ahead of those applying from overseas
✅ The changes apply to many skilled visas, including Subclass 482, 186, 189, 190, 191, 491 and 494

A lower priority does not mean your application will be refused, it may simply take longer to be assessed.

If you're planning to apply for a skilled visa or would like to understand how these new priorities could affect your situation, our Registered Migration Agents are here to help

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