The Australian government encourages overseas business persons to consider Australia as a destination in which to undertake business activities and bring in business skills from overseas.

Business Owners, Senior Executives or Investors who can prove a successful business or investment background, and meet other threshold criteria, may be eligible for a Provisional Business Visa.

Once in Australia, the Business Visa holder must meet business activity thresholds in Australia in order to obtain a Residence Visa.

 Ask us for your FREE Business Visa Fact Sheet today.

Complete our Migration Questionnaire today for a FREE assessment of your eligibility across all Business Skills visa categories.

Business Visitor Visa

Persons wishing to explore opportunities in Australia for business, attend meetings or hold talks with business partners may obtain a Business Short Stay visa.

The visa is valid for a maximum period of three months and may have a multiple entry facility.

Applicants should provide evidence of the purpose of the visit including a letter of invitation from an appropriate business associate or event organiser.

TOURIST AND OTHER VISAS

Visitor Visa

Visitor visas allow non-residents to enter and remain in Australia for periods of up to 12 months and may have a multiple entry facility. Visitors are not permitted to work.

Intending visitors must: have genuine tourist reasons for travelling to Australia, provide evidence of funds to support their stay, hold a return ticket, and provide evidence of their proposed activities in Australia and incentive to return to their country of origin.

CONTACT US TODAY for assistance in preparing your application for a Visitor Visa for Australia.

Student Visa

Australia is a world famous destination for post secondary education.

Universities and colleges across Australia cater for the needs of overseas students in a broad range of career fields from professions to trades.

Student visas enable applicants to obtain higher secondary schooling, vocational diplomas, trade certificates or degrees.

In some cases, graduating students may be eligible to extend their stay in Australia through an employer sponsorship or may be eligible to apply for a skilled migration visa.

Aspire Australia can assist you to select the most appropriate course that meets your educational, career and residence needs.

We will then guide, assist and support you through the processing of your Student visa, whether it is your initial Student visa or an extension.

Contact our Student Visa Co-ordinator, Mrs Sumathy Ravi, to discuss your Australian study needs.

Working Holiday Visa

Are you from one of these countries?

Belgium,
Canada,
the Republic of Cyprus,
Denmark,
Estonia
Finland,
France
Germany,
the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China,
Republic of Ireland,
Italy,
Japan,
Republic of Korea,
Malta,
the Netherlands,
Norway,
Sweden,
Taiwan
United Kingdom,

Citizens of these countries aged between 18 and 30 have the opportunity to travel to Australia for 12 months and are eligible to undertake temporary employment to supplement their holiday funds.

Working Holiday makers are limited to working for any one employer for a period of six months.

Working Holiday makers who complete three months ‘seasonal’ work in Australia may be eligible to extend their stay by an additional 12 months.

Talk to us about dipping your toes in Australian waters on a Working Holiday Maker Visa.

Sporting, Trainee, Medical, Religious and other specialist Visas

Australia has a range of temporary resident visas available to persons in specific classes who are invited to Australia by an Australian organization.

All applicants must be sponsored by the appropriate organisation, produce evidence of ability to financially support themselves during the propose period of stay and provide details of the proposed activities to be undertaken in Australia.

Investor Retirement Visa

An Investor Retirement visa is a temporary visa which permits the holder to remain in Australia for a period of four years. Whilst it does not lead to permanent residence in Australia or to Australian citizenship, Investor Retirees may apply for further visas at the expiry of each visa. As long as the Investor Retiree continues to meet the criteria, he or she may remain in Australia indefinitely.

Investor Retirees are not entitled to Medicare or social security benefits.

Investor Retirees are required to hold private medical insurance and are permitted to work for up to 20 hours per week.

Contact us for our FREE Investor Retirement Visa Fact Sheet today.

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