Long Term Visas

Securing a long-term visa requires a detailed understanding of immigration processes and regulations. Many individuals rely on professional visa services to help with their applications, whether for skilled migration or family reunification. Below, we’ll explore the key services available for Australia, Canada, and the EU, focusing on skilled migration and spouse visas, along with an FAQ section to address common questions.

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Australia offers various visa options for skilled workers seeking long-term residence. The main visas include the Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189), Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190), and Skilled Work Regional Visa (Subclass 491).

Services Provided:

1. Eligibility Assessment
   • Professional visa agencies assess applicants’ qualifications, work experience, and English proficiency to determine eligibility for the points-based skilled visa system.
2. Skills Assessment Support
   • These services help applicants complete the skills assessment process through relevant Australian authorities, ensuring all documentation is in order.
3. Expression of Interest (EOI) Submission
   • Visa services assist in creating and lodging an EOI through the SkillSelect system, optimizing applicants’ profiles to increase the chances of receiving an invitation to apply.
4. State Nomination Applications
   • For Subclass 190 and 491 visas, applicants need a nomination from an Australian state or territory. Services guide applicants through applying for this nomination, matching skills with regional demands.
5. Full Visa Application Preparation
   • Once an invitation to apply is received, professional services help manage the entire application process, ensuring all documentation is submitted correctly and on time.

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Canada’s Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) allows provinces to nominate skilled workers who meet regional labor market needs. PNP is a key pathway to permanent residency for skilled workers.

Services Provided:

1. PNP Consultation
   • Agencies assess applicants’ skills and determine which Canadian province they are best suited for, based on local labor demands and available PNP programs.
2. Provincial Nomination Assistance
   • Visa services help applicants apply for a provincial nomination, ensuring they meet all provincial requirements and managing the submission of necessary documentation.
3. Express Entry Profile Management
   • If linked with Express Entry, visa services assist in creating a profile and improving Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores to increase the chance of receiving an invitation to apply for permanent residency.
4. Document Preparation and Submission
   • Agencies help with gathering and submitting all required documents, such as police clearances, work experience letters, and medical certificates, to meet Canadian immigration standards.

1. Eligibility Assessment
   • Visa services assess whether the relationship meets Australia’s legal definitions for marriage or de facto status. They guide applicants in gathering proof of a genuine and ongoing relationship.
2. Document Submission and Management
   • Professional services assist in collecting all necessary documents (marriage certificates, joint financial records, etc.) and manage the submission process to the Department of Home Affairs.
3. Permanent Visa Transition
   • Applicants initially receive a Temporary Partner Visa (Subclass 309), and visa services manage the transition to the Permanent Partner Visa (Subclass 100) by tracking progress and submitting the required additional documents.

1. Eligibility and Sponsorship Consultation
   • Visa services assess if both the sponsor and spouse meet the requirements for sponsorship and help gather documentation to prove the genuineness of the relationship.
2. Application Assistance
   • Professional services manage the application process, including the submission of proof of marriage, shared financial responsibilities, and other necessary documents.
3. Ongoing Application Support
   • After submission, services track the progress of the application and communicate with immigration authorities on the applicant’s behalf.

1. Country-Specific Consultation
   • Visa agencies help applicants understand the requirements of various EU countries, including documentation needs and the steps required for residency permits.
2. Document Preparation
   • Services assist in preparing marriage certificates, financial proofs, and other documents to comply with specific EU country immigration laws.
3. Application and Residency Support
   • From the visa application process to long-term residency, agencies offer comprehensive support, including interviews and paperwork for renewals or permanent residency.

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