Beyond Borders with Yasmin
Australia & New Zealand Immigration Specialist
Migration Services

Visa categories we specialise in.

Student, skilled, employer sponsored, family, visitor, and refusal/ART matters — guided by Department of Home Affairs frameworks and personalised to your circumstances.

Subclass 500

Student Visa (Subclass 500)

Study in Australia full-time at a CRICOS-registered provider — with a clear Genuine Student case and a credible pathway plan.

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Subclass 485

Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485)

Live, work and travel in Australia after you complete an eligible Australian qualification — your launchpad to PR.

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Subclass 189 · 190 · 491

Skilled Migration

Independent, state-nominated and regional skilled visa strategies via SkillSelect.

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Subclass 482 · 186 · 494

Employer Sponsored Visas

Skills in Demand, ENS and regional employer sponsorship pathways.

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Partner · Parent · Child

Partner & Family Visas

Bringing families together with carefully prepared partner, parent and child applications.

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Subclass 600 · Tourist · Family Sponsored · Business

Visitor Visa (Subclass 600)

Short-stay visits to Australia for tourism, family, business or medical reasons — with strong documentation and a genuine-visitor narrative.

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Refusals · ART · Judicial Review

Visa Appeals & Refusals

Independent merits review at the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART), Ministerial intervention and Federal Court guidance.

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Refugee & Humanitarian Programme

Refugee & Humanitarian Visas

Protection visas, offshore humanitarian visas and global special humanitarian pathways — supported with care, discretion and rigorous case preparation.

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Citizenship by Conferral · Descent

Australian Citizenship

Citizenship by conferral and by descent — eligibility, test, ceremony and document preparation.

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Subclass 590

Student Guardian Visa (Subclass 590)

Stay in Australia as the parent, custodian or qualifying relative of an international student under 18 — or older where exceptional needs apply.

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Subclass 407

Training Visa (Subclass 407)

Up to 24 months of structured workplace training in Australia — to enhance occupational skills, satisfy registration requirements or participate in a capacity-building program.

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Subclass 482

Skills in Demand Visa (Subclass 482)

The new-generation temporary work visa replacing TSS — three streams matched to Australia's evolving labour market and a clearer pathway to permanent residence.

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Subclass 186

Employer Nomination Scheme (Subclass 186)

Permanent employer-sponsored visa — your direct route to Australian permanent residence through an approved employer.

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GSM · 189 · 190 · 491

General Skilled Migration

Points-tested skilled migration pathways — independent, state-nominated and regional — for workers in occupations Australia needs.

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188 · 132 · 888 · Investor

Business Visa Australia

Business and investor visa pathways — Business Innovation & Investment, Significant Investor, and Business Talent — for entrepreneurs, investors and high-net-worth individuals.

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SBS

Standard Business Sponsorship

The foundational sponsorship approval that lets your Australian business nominate overseas workers under the Skills in Demand (482) and related work-visa programs.

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Industry / Designated Area

Labour Agreements

Negotiated agreements between Australian businesses (or industry bodies) and the Commonwealth allowing skilled overseas workers to be sponsored where standard visa programs cannot meet labour-market needs.

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Subclass 189

Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189)

Permanent residence for points-tested skilled workers — no employer, no state nomination, no regional restriction.

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Subclass 190

Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190)

Permanent residence with a 5-point state nomination boost — for skilled workers committed to living and working in a sponsoring state or territory.

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Subclass 491

Skilled Work Regional Visa (Subclass 491)

Five-year provisional skilled visa requiring residence in a designated regional area — the strongest current pathway for many candidates.

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Subclass 191

Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) Visa (Subclass 191)

The permanent residency stage for Subclass 491 and 494 holders who have lived and worked in regional Australia for the required period.

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