Professional Visa and Education Services

Professional Visa and Education Services As a Immigration Lawyers and Migration Agents, we provide immigration advice, visa application and education services to our clients.
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Our team of Professional Visa and Education services are highly trained in the relevant immigration legislation and experienced in managing a wide range of visa applications. Our focus is to provide the highest standards of client service in a friendly environment by making your visa and education process easy by guiding you through the complex Australian immigration process. We monitor all the ch

anges to immigration laws and participate in various immigration workshops, presentation, forum and social media to maintain the highest standard of accurate and credible advice. We are specialised in following areas:
- Temporary Work (Skilled- 482 visa)
- Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS)
- Regional Sponsored Skilled Migration Scheme (RSMS)
- Skilled Independent Subclass 189
- Skilled Nominated Subclass 190
- Skilled Regional Provisional Subclass 491
- Skilled Regional Subclass 887
- Graduate Temporary Subclass 485
- Partner Visa
- Fiance (prospective Spouse) visa
- Student Visa including change of education provider , obtaining COE
- Professional Year & Career Advice
Call us today to book your free initial consultation

🎉Huge CONGRATULATIONS to Our Client! 🎉We are happy to share the fantastic news of multiple milestones achieved by our cl...
04/06/2026

🎉Huge CONGRATULATIONS to Our Client! 🎉

We are happy to share the fantastic news of multiple milestones achieved by our client through their hard work, resilience, and unwavering determination! 🌟

✅ 27X SC189 Invitation
✅ 1X SC100 Visa Grant
✅ 1X RN (Critical Care and Emergency) Skill Assessment

Thank you for trusting Professional Visa and Education Services to be part of your migration journey. 🌏💼

💬 Thinking about your own migration journey?

Book your FREE 30-minute face-to-face consultation with one of our registered migration agents today!

👉 Book Now: https://provisa.setmore.com/

📍 Visit Us at One of Our Offices:
📌 SYDNEY
Suite 1203, Level 12, 87 Liverpool St, Sydney NSW 2000
📧 [email protected] | 📞 (02) 9279 0473

📌 CANBERRA
Unit 18, Level 4, 28 University Avenue, Canberra ACT 2601
📧 [email protected] | 📞 (02) 9279 0473

📌 MELBOURNE
904/530 Little Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000
📧 [email protected] | 📞 (02) 9279 0473

💡 Migration is a process, not a problem. Let us take you through the process.

03/06/2026

SC189 invitation happening now , Stats to follow soon 🔜

🎉Huge CONGRATULATIONS to Our Client! 🎉We are happy to share the fantastic news of multiple milestones achieved by our cl...
03/06/2026

🎉Huge CONGRATULATIONS to Our Client! 🎉

We are happy to share the fantastic news of multiple milestones achieved by our client through their hard work, resilience, and unwavering determination! 🌟

✅ 2X SC186 Nomination approved
✅ 1X SC482 Nomination approved

Thank you for trusting Professional Visa and Education Services to be part of your migration journey. 🌏💼

💬 Thinking about your own migration journey?

Book your FREE 30-minute face-to-face consultation with one of our registered migration agents today!

👉 Book Now: https://provisa.setmore.com/

📍 Visit Us at One of Our Offices:
📌 SYDNEY
Suite 1203, Level 12, 87 Liverpool St, Sydney NSW 2000
📧 [email protected] | 📞 (02) 9279 0473

📌 CANBERRA
Unit 18, Level 4, 28 University Avenue, Canberra ACT 2601
📧 [email protected] | 📞 (02) 9279 0473

📌 MELBOURNE
904/530 Little Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000
📧 [email protected] | 📞 (02) 9279 0473

💡 Migration is a process, not a problem. Let us take you through the process.

Employers in Australia can use the employer-sponsored visa to sponsor specific skilled workers to meet their business ne...
02/06/2026

Employers in Australia can use the employer-sponsored visa to sponsor specific skilled workers to meet their business needs. It also allows foreign skilled workers to explore employment opportunities with Australian employers who may require their skills. Most companies in Australia can sponsor as long as they cannot find an Australian citizen or permanent resident to fill the position. ⁠Here are the most commonly used Work Visas Australia offer:⁠

✅ Subclass 482 Visa - or TSS is the most common one⁠. This temporary visa lets an employer sponsor a suitably skilled worker to fill a position they can’t find a suitably skilled Australian to fill.

✅ Subclass 186 Visa - or ENS is a permanent visa⁠. This visa lets skilled workers, who are nominated by their employer, live and work in Australia permanently.

✅ Subclass 494 Visa - a permanent visa that requires you to work in a regional area. This visa enables regional employers to address identified labour shortages within their region by sponsoring skilled workers where employers can't source an appropriately skilled Australian worker.

✅⁠ Subclass 408 Visa - Temporary Activity visa. This visa allows you to come to Australia to do specific types of work on a short-term, temporary basis.

✅ Subclass 407 Visa - Training visa. This visa allows you to take part in workplace-based occupational training activities to improve your skills for your job, area of tertiary study, field of expertise or in a professional development training program in Australia.

✅ Subclass 403 Visa - Temporary Work (International Relations) visa. A temporary visa to work in specific circumstances that improve Australia’s international relations.

✅ Subclass 892 Visa - State or Territory Sponsored Business Owner visa. This visa is for people who own and manage a business in Australia. It allows you to stay in Australia indefinitely. To apply as a primary applicant, you must have a qualifying visa granted on a particular basis.

✅ Subclass 893 Visa - State or Territory Sponsored Investor visa. This is a permanent resident visa for subclass State/Territory Sponsored Investor (Provisional) visa (subclass 165) holders & who have held a designated investment of AUD750,000 for 4 years.

Does your employer want to sponsor you? Get in touch with us!

Planning to apply for an Australian Student Visa in 2026? Preparation is more important than ever.Before lodging your St...
02/06/2026

Planning to apply for an Australian Student Visa in 2026? Preparation is more important than ever.

Before lodging your Student visa application, you must first secure admission with an Australian education provider and receive your Confirmation of Enrolment. Your CoE is one of the key documents required for your visa application.

You should also make sure your Overseas Student Health Cover is arranged for the correct duration, as student visa holders are required to maintain adequate health insurance while in Australia. Study Australia also notes that the current Student visa application fee is from AUD $2,000 per application, unless an exemption applies.

A strong Student visa application is not just about uploading documents. You must be able to clearly explain your genuine intention to study, your course choice, your financial capacity, your academic background and how the study fits into your future plans.

Depending on your country, education provider and principal course, you may also need to provide financial and English evidence at the time of lodgement. Even where these documents are not required upfront, the Department of Home Affairs may still request them during processing.

It is also important to check your current visa status before planning an onshore application, as holders of certain visas, including Visitor and Temporary Graduate visas, cannot apply for a Student visa while in Australia.

At Provisa, we help students choose the right course, prepare their documents and lodge well-structured applications with confidence.

Migration is a process, not a problem. Let us take you through the process.

Book your appointment at provisa.setmore.com or call 02 9007 4409 or visit our Nepal branch: https://www.provisa.com.au/nepal-office/

If you're an international student who has recently completed a degree from an Australian institution, the Temporary Gra...
01/06/2026

If you're an international student who has recently completed a degree from an Australian institution, the Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) allows you to live, work, and study in Australia temporarily after graduation.

Depending on your qualification, the stay period usually ranges from 2 to 3 years. Hong Kong and British National Overseas (BNO) passport holders may be eligible for a stay of up to 5 years.

With this visa, you can:
✅ Stay in Australia after your studies
✅ Work full time
✅ Study further if you wish
✅ Include eligible family members in your application

Key Eligibility Requirements:
✔️ Be aged 35 years or under at the time of application (exceptions apply)
✔️ Be in Australia when applying
✔️ Hold a valid and eligible visa (such as a Student visa recently held within the last 6 months)
✔️ Have completed a CRICOS-registered course
✔️ Provide proof of adequate health insurance for all applicants
✔️ Submit evidence of having applied for an Australian Federal Police (AFP) check
✔️ Meet the English language requirement

Planning to Apply?
Make sure you meet all criteria and prepare your documents in advance. Book a consultation with us today to get personalised guidance and ensure a smooth application process: provisa.setmore.com or feel free to message us for more information — we're here to help you every step of the way!

🎉Huge CONGRATULATIONS to Our Client! 🎉We are happy to share the fantastic news of multiple milestones achieved by our cl...
01/06/2026

🎉Huge CONGRATULATIONS to Our Client! 🎉

We are happy to share the fantastic news of multiple milestones achieved by our client through their hard work, resilience, and unwavering determination! 🌟

✅ 2X SC491 Visa Grant
✅ 1X SC482 Visa Grant
✅ 4X Diversional Therapist Skill Assessment
✅ 1X Early Childhood (Pre-Primary School) Teacher Skill Assessment
✅ 1X Retail Manager Skill Assessment

Thank you for trusting Professional Visa and Education Services to be part of your migration journey. 🌏💼

💬 Thinking about your own migration journey?

Book your FREE 30-minute face-to-face consultation with one of our registered migration agents today!

👉 Book Now: https://provisa.setmore.com/

📍 Visit Us at One of Our Offices:
📌 SYDNEY
Suite 1203, Level 12, 87 Liverpool St, Sydney NSW 2000
📧 [email protected] | 📞 (02) 9279 0473

📌 CANBERRA
Unit 18, Level 4, 28 University Avenue, Canberra ACT 2601
📧 [email protected] | 📞 (02) 9279 0473

📌 MELBOURNE
904/530 Little Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000
📧 [email protected] | 📞 (02) 9279 0473

💡 Migration is a process, not a problem. Let us take you through the process

Experiencing family violence while on a temporary Partner visa in Australia does not mean you have to stay in an abusive...
31/05/2026

Experiencing family violence while on a temporary Partner visa in Australia does not mean you have to stay in an abusive relationship to remain in the country. Australia has provisions in its migration laws to protect individuals in such situations. If you hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 309 or 820) or a Prospective Marriage visa (subclass 300) and your relationship has ended due to family violence, you may still continue with your permanent Partner visa (subclass 100 or 801) application.

The Department of Home Affairs requires evidence to support your claims of family violence, which can be judicial (such as court orders) or non-judicial (such as statutory declarations and reports from medical professionals, police, or social workers). It's crucial to gather and present this evidence carefully to ensure your case is strong​.

If however you are offshore and your Subclass 309 has not been granted, it will not be granted even if you can establish a claim of domestic violence.

For detailed information and support, you can visit the Department of Home Affairs' dedicated page on domestic and family violence here: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/domestic-family-violence-and-your-visa

Remember, every challenge is an opportunity in disguise. Feel free to get in touch with us to discuss your situation. We are here to help. Give us a call at 02 9007 4409 alternatively, book an appointment from provisa.setmore.com

With so much information available, you must be cautious about the source from where you obtain it. It's no different wh...
31/05/2026

With so much information available, you must be cautious about the source from where you obtain it. It's no different when it comes to finding the most recent migration updates. You must rely on trustworthy and official sources.
The Home Affairs website is a wonderful place to start. If you're seeking for information about a specific state or territory, go straight to their official websites. They are continuously updated, so you will always get the most up-to-date and accurate information.

Be wary of untrustworthy sources or news websites, which may provide false or slanted information. Never base your migration plans or decisions on the opinions or news of others on social media.

If you follow Provisa on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram you can be certain that our team works hard to provide high-quality information in a responsible manner.

You can visit our website and blog for more up to date information
Our website: https://www.provisa.com.au/
Our Blog: https://www.provisa.com.au/news/

If you would like to have all the information on your pocket you can download our mobile app for greater access to information from the following link
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.provisa.au
Apple: Search Provisa on app store

It is highly recommended to a consult with a registered migration agent for your migration journey rather then relying on online information. If you would like to chat with one of our migration agent please make a booking form the following link: provisa.setmore.com alternatively give us a call at 02 9007 4409

"Migration is a process, not a problem, let us take you through the process"

If your child is born after you’ve lodged your visa application but before a decision is made, it's important to notify ...
30/05/2026

If your child is born after you’ve lodged your visa application but before a decision is made, it's important to notify the Department of Home Affairs as soon as possible.

Once notified, your baby:
✅ Will be considered to hold the same visa(s) that you and the other parent held at the time of birth
✅ Will be added to any unfinalised visa applications
✅ Will have no additional application fee

📄 What to upload via your ImmiAccount:
✔️ Form 1022 – Notification of changes in circumstances
✔️ Colour scan of your baby’s Australian birth certificate
✔️ Passport pages (once available – can be uploaded later)

💡 Your baby’s visa will carry the same conditions (e.g., work rights, bridging visa status) as yours and the other parent’s.

🛂 Important: Your child must still meet visa grant requirements like sponsorship (if applicable), health checks, and holding a valid passport.

⚠️ Already had your visa refused?
Still notify the Department of your baby’s birth. While the baby’s application may also be refused, this allows you to include them in any potential merits review process and helps them remain lawful in Australia.

👨‍👩‍👧 Need help with this process? Contact us at 02 9007 4409 or Book a consultation: provisa.setmore.com

We’re here to support your growing family every step of the way

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