We are Visa and Migration Advisory Service – a team of professionals with vast experience in the legal matters relating to Australian visa and migration law. We have the highest success rate with majority of our clients receiving positive outcomes on their visas.
We feel a great personal responsibility for every case that we take on. We realize with all our heart that behind every case is the fate of a person and his or her entire family. That’s why, if we take on a client, we combine all our resources, energy and faith to ensure the success!
Before taking the case, we assess a potential client’s eligibility for an Australian visa. Other agents have turned down many of our clients, who successfully remained in Australia with our help.
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We have been successfully helping people to migrate to Australia for over 20 years and know Australian immigration law insight out. However, we totally understand that most people might not understand how to immigrate to Australia, what paths are available, where to begin etc. If you are new to the notion of relocating to Australia, this article is for you.
Four major paths pf Australian immigration:
This is it! You might notice that there is no “Immigration to Australia through Education” or “Work in Australia and then stay in the country” programs. Temporary work and study in Australia do not lead to permanent residency on their own. After working or studying in Australia, you are most likely to go via the Skilled Migration route, if you want to migrate to Australia for good.
There are more than 120 types of visas to Australia. In addition, the Australian immigration law is constantly evolving. It can be quite challenging to complete a visa application correctly and hope for a positive result without the knowledge of nuances of Australian visa and immigration legislation.
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Want to live and work in Australia?
To qualify, you must be under 45, speak English well, and have skills in demand on Australia’s Skilled Occupation List. Your work experience and job tasks often matter more than your diploma title.
Main visa options:
- Subclass 189: Skilled Independent – no state or employer sponsorship required.
- Subclass 190: Skilled Nominated – requires state or territory nomination.
- Subclass 491: Skilled Work Regional – regional nomination or family sponsorship.
Watch our video blog for a step-by-step explanation or visit the Skilled Migration page for full details.
Australia is home to six of the world’s top 100 universities: University of Melbourne, Australian National University, University of Sydney, University of Queensland, University of New South Wales, and Monash University.
Seven Australian cities – Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra, Adelaide, Perth, and the Gold Coast – are ranked among the best student destinations globally.
With a Student Visa (subclass 500), you can:
- Enrol in a recognised course
- Work part-time during studies
- Bring family members with you
This visa may open pathways to permanent residency after graduation. For details, visit the Student Visa page.
Bring your loved ones to Australia without points tests or English exams. You must have a close family member who is an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
Visa options:
- Partner Visas – for spouses, de facto partners, and fiancés/fiancées. The Department of Home Affairs checks relationship evidence carefully. Application fees are high and non-refundable if refused, so many couples work with registered migration agents.
- Parent Visas – for parents meeting the Balance of Family Test (at least half of your children live in Australia).
- Other Family Visas – for children, remaining relatives, or carers under specific conditions.
Visit the Family Migration page for eligibility and document requirements.
This path is for those individuals that have plenty of money or a serious experience running a business. Minimum requirement for this visa is total net business and personal assets of at least AUD1.25 million.
This path might suit businessmen or investors that are under 55 years of age and have no English, as there are visas within the Business Migration stream that allow Australian immigration without English knowledge (you would need to pay a fee of about AUD$10000 for the English classes through).
Here you will find more information about various business programs and its requirements.
Australian businesses can sponsor skilled workers when local talent isn’t available. To qualify, workers must have a relevant occupation , meet skills and English criteria, while employers must:
- Provide a full-time contract
- Pay the market salary rate
- Contribute to the Skilling Australians Fund
Key visa options:
- Subclass 482: Temporary Skill Shortage – 2–4 years, possible PR pathway
- Subclass 494: Skilled Regional – up to 5 years, with PR option
- Subclass 186: Employer Nomination Scheme – permanent residency
Get full guidance on obligations and requirements on the Employer Sponsored Visas page.
Planning a short stay, family visit, or business trip?
Visa options:
- Tourist & Visitor Visas (subclass 600, ETA 601, eVisitor 651) – for tourism, visiting family, or business trips. ETA and eVisitor visas offer quick online approval for stays up to 3 months for eligible nationalities.
- Working Holiday Visas (subclass 417, 462) – for young people wanting to work and travel in Australia.
- Training & Temporary Activity Visas (subclass 407, 408) – for training, research, or cultural exchange activities.
For more information about applying for a Tourist Visa or Visitor Visa to Australia, please visit the Short-Stay Visa page.
We’ll help you pick the right visa for your trip.
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Immigration to Australia from Vietnam
Immigration to Australia from Vietnam usually starts with one practical step: assess eligibility and choose a visa pathway that matches your goal before you invest time in documents and forms. Vietnamese applicants commonly explore options for skilled work, employer sponsorship, study, partner and family stream visas, or temporary travel. This page explains how professional Australian immigration advice works, what is included in case support, which pathways are commonly discussed, and what you should prepare before starting an Australian visa application with an agent.
What immigration to Australia from Vietnam involves
Australian immigration is a regulated process where requirements differ by visa type. The practical aim is to build a coherent case: eligibility, evidence, and a pathway strategy that fits your profile and timeline.
Who this advisory service is for
This service is designed for Vietnamese applicants who want professional assistance to assess eligibility, compare realistic visa options, and proceed with structured support rather than trial-and-error. It can be relevant for individuals, families, students, skilled professionals, and business clients.
Typical goals: work, study, family, business
Most enquiries follow a few common decision tracks:
- Skilled migration planning for long-term settlement
- Employer sponsored options when an Australian employer is involved
- Student visas with future pathway planning
- Partner and family stream visas with evidence requirements
- Visitor and temporary visas for shorter stays
When to begin with a visa eligibility assessment
An eligibility assessment helps you understand which pathways are realistic, what evidence is required, and what steps should come next. It helps avoid starting with an unsuitable visa type.
Why professional migration advice helps
Australian immigration criteria can be detailed. Small issues in evidence and consistency can create delays. Professional advice helps reduce avoidable risks and improves clarity from the beginning.
Choosing the right visa pathway with clear criteria
A common issue is choosing a visa based on assumptions without checking whether criteria match your profile. Structured advice helps map your goal to a visa stream and define a realistic sequence of steps.
Evidence and document consistency requirements
Many applications depend on how well documents support the case. Consistency across identity records, education, employment evidence, and supporting information matters. A checklist-based approach helps keep the case coherent.
Common avoidable reasons cases get delayed or refused
Delays often happen due to incomplete documents, inconsistent information, or misunderstanding of requirements. A step-by-step workflow reduces these avoidable issues.
What is included in visa and migration assistance
Professional support works best when the scope is structured and understandable. Below is a typical structure of migration case support.
Eligibility review and a next-step plan
The first stage clarifies whether your goal aligns with a realistic pathway and what you should do next to proceed.
Document checklist and preparation support
You receive a structured checklist to gather documents in the right order and avoid missing items that are commonly required.
Application drafting and submission guidance
Support includes preparing and reviewing the application logic, ensuring documents align with the chosen pathway, and assisting with submission steps.
Case monitoring and request handling
After submission, support can include monitoring and organized handling of official requests and updates.
Representation and communication with authorities
Where applicable, professional support can include communication related to the case process with the Department of Home Affairs.
Step-by-step case workflow
- Eligibility assessment and pathway selection
- Document checklist and preparation plan
- Application preparation and review
- Submission guidance
- Case tracking, updates, and request handling
Table: What is included
Option | What it includes | Who it suits |
Eligibility assessment | Initial review of profile and direction | Applicants choosing a pathway |
Consultation | Focused discussion of options and risks | Applicants who want a clear plan |
Application support | Checklist, preparation guidance, submission guidance | Applicants ready to proceed |
Case management | Tracking and structured handling of requests | Applicants who want ongoing support |
Visa pathways commonly discussed by Vietnamese applicants
Different pathways fit different goals. The key is to match your background and timeline to the correct stream and prepare evidence accordingly.
Skilled migration pathways
Often discussed by qualified professionals who want a long-term pathway aligned with skills and experience.
Employer sponsored visas
Relevant when an Australian employer is involved and sponsorship is available.
Student visas and future pathway planning
Used for education-based entry, with planning for potential next steps depending on your goals.
Partner and family stream visas
Suitable for eligible relationships and family pathways where document evidence is critical.
Visitor and temporary visas
Short-term options where clear purpose and correct documentation matter.
Support after refusals and cancellations
If a case includes refusal or cancellation history, a structured and realistic pathway approach becomes essential.
Consultation formats and how to start
Clients typically begin with a consultation format that matches their location and schedule.
Online immigration consultation for Vietnam-based clients
Online consultations allow Vietnam-based clients to discuss eligibility, visa options, and a document plan remotely.
In-person consultation in Sydney
In-person consultations are suitable for clients who are in Sydney and prefer face-to-face discussion.
What to prepare before speaking with an agent
To make the first consultation productive, prepare:
- Your goal (work, study, family, business, temporary stay)
- Your timeframe (when you want to start or move)
- Education and work summary
- Any previous Australian visa history, if applicable
- Key documents you already have available
Fees and factors that affect cost
Fees depend on the visa stream, complexity, and how much preparation the case requires. Understanding complexity helps you choose the right support format.
What influences migration service fees
Typical factors include visa type, number of applicants, and the volume of documentation needed for the case.
What affects case complexity and timing
Complexity increases with multiple applicants, extensive documentation, or prior adverse history.
Why clients choose Sydney Visa
Sydney Visa provides visa and migration advisory services related to Australian immigration law, including consultations and visa application support.
Registered migration agents and advisory scope
Support is delivered within the scope of registered migration services, focused on accurate preparation and structured case handling.
Experience since 2001 and structured case management
The practice is positioned as operating since 2001, with a process-based approach to preparing and managing cases.
Communication principles and a transparent process
Clients typically value clarity on steps, evidence, and what happens after the initial enquiry.
Practical questions before applying
Documents commonly needed to start a case
Most visa pathways require identity documents and evidence aligned to your purpose (education, employment, relationship, sponsorship, or travel intent).
How timelines vary by visa type
Timelines vary by visa category and case complexity. The most useful first step is to confirm the pathway and build the document plan correctly.
What happens after you submit an enquiry
After you submit an enquiry, the next stage is typically an initial review followed by a consultation to define the pathway and document checklist.