We just had three visa grants. We’ve had far more lately, but these ones stuck out from the others for the same reason. Each of them was refused before by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC). One was applied-for by the client, and the other was handled (mishandled) by an agent(?) who claimed to have a friend in the Embassy. If the friend existed, he wasn’t a very good one because the two visas were refused.

What did we do? No promises. No guarantees. Just sound applications, prepared truthfully and thoroughly. No lies. No tricks. No schemes. No “show money”. If clients are to deal with us, they do things our way, and that means doing things by the book.

Australian Migration Law contains a large number of visa classes, with further visa subclasses, and each of these subclasses contain a substantial number of regulations. And these regulations are interpreted by a Departmental Procedures Advice Manual. If a visa application conforms with these regulations and their interpretations, it will be granted. A knowledgable and experienced Registered Migration Agent can do this, and this is what we do for our clients on a daily basis.

So always use a professional Registered Migration Agent for your Australian visa applications. See Down Under Visa for partner visa (fiancé visas, spouse visas and de facto visas) for your Filipina sweetheart.