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Currently, there are 95 types (sub-classes) of visas available for people wanting to visit, work, study, invest, or live in Australia. These visas can be temporary, provisional, or permanent by their nature. The granting of Australian visas always depends on meeting prescribed criteria laid out in Australian legislation and Department of Home Affairs' policy. This book is a guide aimed at guiding the reader through complex territory of Australian visas. It will help you to identify the correct type of visa suitable for your particular circumstances and clarify what boxes you need to tick to have your application considered with the best chance of success. My objective is to make it easy for readers to work their way through the process of applying for their first Australian visa or for further visas to enter or stay in Australia. I have woven many years of my professional experience into the pages of this book. However, I know that the terrain can still be somewhat daunting for people who are unfamiliar with the kind of formality and complexity that is part of Australian Government's process to ensure safety of its borders and citizen. That is why I include a lot of valuable information on my websites, www.sublimemigration.com and www.sms-visaguide.com. I am passionate about helping people to realise their dreams and to set them up for a safe and happy future in Australia. To that end, I am constantly updating the information on my website and will regularly be releasing new editions of this book.

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"I wish this book existed when I first made the decision to stay in Australia after my Working Holiday Visa. The wealth of knowledge displayed here is incredible. It is true to say that the world of visas is a minefield and can become a challenge to navigate, but Fozail had managed to condense the twists and turns of visa applications in to an easy-to-follow encyclopedia of possibilities. Many travellers have the desire to build a life here in Australia, myself included, who do not know the options out there; I never knew we had such a diverse list. I cannot recommend this book enough, and the same must be said for the highly insightful Immigration Agent that produced it - Fozail - who arms you with hope and knowledge as you face the complex world of migration. Gemma Pollock, UK. ""Australian Visa Guide"" is the most comprehensive guide that I have ever read in regards to Australian visas. It has a clear listing of different visa categories, which allows the readers to skip to the sections that interest them the most. I found the writings and the format of dotted points are easy to understand and follow. This is especially important to the readers from non-English backgrounds. The professional tips are really helpful for potential applicants in avoiding making similar mistakes and gaining more insight knowledge of visa application processes. The appendices grouped relevant information in tables which allow the readers to look up the details that relate to them quickly and easily. I would strongly recommend this book to all that looking to applying Australian visas and would like to receive professional guidance. Yi Wen, Chinese Origin."

I wish this book existed when I first made the decision to stay in Australia after my Working Holiday Visa. The wealth of knowledge displayed here is incredible. It is true to say that the world of visas is a minefield and can become a challenge to navigate, but Fozail had managed to condense the twists and turns of visa applications in to an easy-to-follow encyclopedia of possibilities. Many travellers have the desire to build a life here in Australia, myself included, who do not know the options out there; I never knew we had such a diverse list. I cannot recommend this book enough, and the same must be said for the highly insightful Immigration Agent that produced it - Fozail - who arms you with hope and knowledge as you face the complex world of migration. Gemma Pollock, UK. ""Australian Visa Guide"" is the most comprehensive guide that I have ever read in regards to Australian visas. It has a clear listing of different visa categories, which allows the readers to skip to the sections that interest them the most. I found the writings and the format of dotted points are easy to understand and follow. This is especially important to the readers from non-English backgrounds. The professional tips are really helpful for potential applicants in avoiding making similar mistakes and gaining more insight knowledge of visa application processes. The appendices grouped relevant information in tables which allow the readers to look up the details that relate to them quickly and easily. I would strongly recommend this book to all that looking to applying Australian visas and would like to receive professional guidance. Yi Wen, Chinese Origin.

I wish this book existed when I first made the decision to stay in Australia after my Working Holiday Visa. The wealth of knowledge displayed here is incredible. It is true to say that the world of visas is a minefield and can become a challenge to navigate, but Fozail had managed to condense the twists and turns of visa applications in to an easy-to-follow encyclopedia of possibilities. Many travellers have the desire to build a life here in Australia, myself included, who do not know the options out there; I never knew we had such a diverse list. I cannot recommend this book enough, and the same must be said for the highly insightful Immigration Agent that produced it - Fozail - who arms you with hope and knowledge as you face the complex world of migration. Gemma Pollock, UK. Australian Visa Guide is the most comprehensive guide that I have ever read in regards to Australian visas. It has a clear listing of different visa categories, which allows the readers to skip to the sections that interest them the most. I found the writings and the format of dotted points are easy to understand and follow. This is especially important to the readers from non-English backgrounds. The professional tips are really helpful for potential applicants in avoiding making similar mistakes and gaining more insight knowledge of visa application processes. The appendices grouped relevant information in tables which allow the readers to look up the details that relate to them quickly and easily. I would strongly recommend this book to all that looking to applying Australian visas and would like to receive professional guidance. Yi Wen, Chinese Origin.

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