Jeff Harvie’s Thought Of The Day – An announcement

A thought to share, but more of an announcement really.

After many wonderfully successful years, we’ve updated our FREE VISA ASSESSMENT FORM!

Many of you will recall filling it in as part of the start of your visa to Australia journey. 

But for those who have a sweetheart from the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam or Cambodia then I welcome you to visit the site and fill one out. You’ll find it extremely easy and clear, now even more than it was before. No room for confusion, and shouldn’t take you more than 5 minutes to do.

What visa type? Pick a button!

How do you assess my case for an Australian Visa?

• Spend five minutes filling in the form (which opens when you make a selection above)
• And you will shortly get a detailed assessment done by Jeff Harvie, Registered Migration Again with Down Under Visa. This will:
  • • Tell you honestly if we feel we can help you or not (and no, we can’t help everyone!)
    • Give you options for visa applications that will suit your situation and your wishes
    • Give you NO “clever” schemes for trying to sneak through the system. 
    • Give you time-frame estimations for visa application processing
    • Give you fixed costing of Government charges as well as our professional fees

Do you want to bring your sweetheart from the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam or Cambodia to Australia on a permanent or temporary stay? Want to deal with an Australian professional who spends all day every day helping Australians with their South East Asian partners to get together?

Then spend a whole five minutes by clicking the form below, and let’s see if we can add you onto our long list of happy clients!

 

Jeff Harvie is a Registered Migration Agent from Australia, but resident in Philippines since 2010 with his Filipina wife Mila and large extended family. Experienced with the Philippines culture, cross-cultural relationships and bureaucracy as well as Australian visas and Australian Migration Law, he writes with authority and fortunately with enough informality and humour that the average Aussie gets it!