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

Do you know we offer Free 30 min Face to Face Consultation. If you require any assistance with your immigration process ...
30/08/2026

Do you know we offer Free 30 min Face to Face Consultation. If you require any assistance with your immigration process book an appointment via: provisa.setmore.com alternatively contact us at 02 9007 4409 during business hour.

If your visa is expiring soon, No need for a booking just walk in and let reception know that your case is Urgent ....Yo...
30/08/2026

If your visa is expiring soon, No need for a booking just walk in and let reception know that your case is Urgent ....

You need to have a valid visa to live and work in Australia. If your visa has expired or is about to expire come and see us ASAP!!!

Act before your visa runs out....

We may be a little biased as a migration agency, but having a clear strategy is always the smartest move! And when it co...
29/08/2026

We may be a little biased as a migration agency, but having a clear strategy is always the smartest move! And when it comes to your migration journey, that’s exactly where we can help. The best part? You don’t need to wait until you arrive in Australia to start planning—your strategy begins the moment you start considering studying abroad.

A well-thought-out plan not only improves your chances of securing the right visa, but it also shapes the choices you make early in your Australian journey. At Provisa, we take the time to understand your full story and connect all the pieces to create a pathway that works for you.

Think ahead—what would you do if you decided to stay in Australia after your studies? A conversation with our experienced team can give you clarity, confidence, and the right direction to achieve your long-term goals.

Start your journey with a strategy. Contact Provisa today—book your appointment at provisa.setmore.com or call us on 02 9007 4409

If you are planning your migration through General Skilled Migration, one of the most common questions is which visa is ...
28/08/2026

If you are planning your migration through General Skilled Migration, one of the most common questions is which visa is the right choice: Subclass 189, 190 or 491. While they all follow a similar process, the strategy behind choosing the right pathway can make a significant difference to your outcome.

All three visas begin with the same steps. You complete a skills assessment, submit your Expression of Interest (EOI), wait for an invitation, and then apply for the visa. Where they differ is in how you are invited and what each pathway offers.

The Subclass 189 (Skilled Independent visa) is often the most preferred option because it does not require state nomination and gives you full flexibility to live and work anywhere in Australia. However, it is also the most competitive, typically requiring higher points and being heavily influenced by federal invitation rounds.

The Subclass 190 (State Nominated visa) also provides permanent residency but requires nomination from a state or territory. Each state has its own occupation list and criteria, which can improve your chances if your profile aligns with their demand. While there is an expectation to live and work in that state, it is generally a more accessible pathway compared to the 189.

The Subclass 491 (Skilled Work Regional visa) is a provisional visa that leads to permanent residency through Subclass 191 after meeting eligibility requirements. It is often the most achievable pathway, particularly for applicants with lower points or those targeting regional opportunities. It also offers additional points for nomination, which can significantly boost your chances of receiving an invitation.

This is where many applicants get it wrong. They try to choose only one visa pathway when submitting their EOI. In reality, you can select all three options within your EOI. This allows both the federal government and state or territory governments to assess your profile and invite you for the most suitable pathway.

By keeping your options open, you increase your exposure and improve your chances of receiving an invitation. In some cases, applicants may even receive multiple invitations and can then choose the pathway that best suits their goals.

However, it is important to remember that state-nominated visas such as 190 and 491 come with specific requirements. You still need to meet individual state criteria, including occupation lists and eligibility conditions.

The key takeaway is not to limit your options too early. A well-planned strategy that aligns your profile across 189, 190 and 491 pathways can significantly improve your chances in a competitive migration environment.

If you are unsure which pathway is best for your situation, book a consultation at provisa.setmore.com and let our team help you build a clear migration strategy.

Planning to lodge a General Skilled Migration visa? Be careful when claiming single points. If you received your invitat...
27/08/2026

Planning to lodge a General Skilled Migration visa? Be careful when claiming single points. If you received your invitation as a single applicant, getting married before or after lodgement does NOT allow you to switch to skilled partner points, even if your partner later meets all requirements.

Points are assessed based on your circumstances at the time of invitation, not after. This is a common reason for visa refusals, and one that can be avoided with the right advice. Learn more: https://www.provisa.com.au/blog/skilled-migration-partner-points-explained-avoid-gsm-visa-refusal

📞 Need personalised advice? Book an appointment from provisa.setmore.com

Calling all Chefs waiting for an invitation.Have you already submitted your EOI for 189, 190 or 491 and are wondering wh...
27/08/2026

Calling all Chefs waiting for an invitation.

Have you already submitted your EOI for 189, 190 or 491 and are wondering where you currently stand in the pool?

Before waiting for the next invitation round, it is important to understand the current competition around your occupation.

Based on the latest attached EOI data for Chef ANZSCO 351311, there are strong numbers of submitted EOIs across all three skilled visa pathways.

For subclass 189, there are more than 330 submitted EOIs sitting at 90 points and above, including 276 EOIs at 90 points and 56 EOIs at 95 points.

For subclass 190, there are more than 860 submitted EOIs sitting at 90 points and above, including 562 EOIs at 90 points, 255 EOIs at 95 points and 48 EOIs at 100 points.

For subclass 491, the pool is highly competitive, with more than 4,280 submitted EOIs sitting at 90 points and above. This includes 2,397 EOIs at 90 points, 1,182 EOIs at 95 points, 473 EOIs at 100 points and 190 EOIs at 105 points.

This means simply having an EOI submitted is not enough. Your current points, state nomination strategy, work experience, English score, skills assessment, partner points and document readiness all matter.

If you are graduating soon, now is the right time to plan your next step instead of waiting until your visa is close to expiry.

If you are sitting in the EOI pool, best of luck. The next invitation round will be conducted on 30 September 2026.

At Provisa, we can help you review your current standing and identify your next possible step.

Book a consultation at provisa.setmore.com or call 02 9007 4409.

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

🎉Huge CONGRATULATIONS to Our Client! 🎉We are happy to share the fantastic news of multiple milestones achieved by our cl...
27/08/2026

🎉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 SC189 Visa Grant
✅ 2X SC190 Visa Grant
✅ 1X SC801 Visa Grant

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

If you're in Australia without lawful status, you could face detention and deportation. The Australian government may al...
27/08/2026

If you're in Australia without lawful status, you could face detention and deportation. The Australian government may also request reimbursement for these costs from you. Being an illegal non-citizen significantly reduces your chances of immigrating to Australia, limiting the visas you can apply for.

If you're in a situation where you believe you've become an unlawful non-citizen and require assistance with your migration status, don't hesitate to reach out to us. You can contact us by calling 02 9007 4409 or booking an appointment at provisa.setmore.com. We're here to help.

If you're engaged to an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen and wish to marry and li...
26/08/2026

If you're engaged to an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen and wish to marry and live together in Australia, the Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300)—commonly known as the fiancé visa—could be the ideal pathway for you.

The Subclass 300 visa is a temporary visa that allows individuals outside Australia to enter the country to marry their Australian partner. Once married, you can then apply for a Partner Visa (Subclass 820/801) to pursue permanent residency.

✅ Valid for 9 to 15 months
✅ Full work rights while in Australia
✅ Must marry your sponsor during the visa period
✅ Eligible to apply for a Partner Visa after marriage

🔑 Who Can Apply?
✔️ You and your partner are both over 18
✔️ You’ve met in person and are engaged
✔️ You genuinely intend to marry
✔️ You meet health & character requirements

📝 Did You Know?
👉 You must apply from outside Australia
👉 The visa is not extendable, so marriage must happen within the timeframe
👉 Your marriage can take place in Australia or overseas

💡 Want help with the process or unsure where to start? Call us at 02 9007 4409
Or book an appointment from: provisa.setmore.com

Let’s help you bring your love story to life in Australia 💕

Our hearts go out to everyone affected by the devastating flash floods along the Nepal–Tibet border.On behalf of Profess...
26/08/2026

Our hearts go out to everyone affected by the devastating flash floods along the Nepal–Tibet border.

On behalf of Professional Visa and Education Services, we extend our deepest condolences to the families who have lost loved ones, and our prayers are with those still missing, injured or displaced.

To our Nepalese, Tibetan, Australian and wider migrant communities, we know this tragedy will be felt deeply by many families here and overseas.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Nepal, Tibet and all affected communities.

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