#migrationlaw

Australia continues to be one of the most popular destinations for migrants seeking better career opportunities, quality education, healthcare benefits, and a high standard of living. If you are currently living in Australia on a temporary visa or planning to migrate, obtaining permanent residence (PR) may be your next important step.

In this guide, we explain the most common pathways to PR in Australia, the benefits of becoming a permanent resident, and how Emigrate Lawyers can help make your migration journey easier.

Read more at: https://emigratelawyers.com.au/blog/how-to-get-permanent-residence-pr-in-australia-complete-guide-for-2026/

Applying for a partner visa is an exciting step towards building your future together in Australia. However, many couples focus so heavily on collecting evidence for a partner visa application that they overlook something equally important: accuracy.

Even genuine relationships can face unnecessary delays when information does not match across forms, statements, and supporting documents. While a small mistake may seem harmless, it can create questions about the credibility of your application.

Read more at: https://emigratelawyers.com.au/blog/partner-visa-mistakes-that-could-delay-or-affect-your-australian-visa-application/

The 190 visa processing time is one of the biggest concerns for skilled migrants planning to move to Australia. Many applicants want to know how long the process takes, what factors cause delays, and how they can improve their chances of faster approval.

The Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190) offers permanent residency to skilled workers nominated by an Australian state or territory government. However, processing times can vary depending on several factors.

If you are planning to apply for Australian Permanent Residency, understanding the 190 invitation round system is one of the most important steps in your migration journey. Many skilled applicants submit an Expression of Interest (EOI), but only a selected group receives an invitation to apply. Therefore, knowing how the 190 invitation round works can significantly improve your chances of success.

The Government has introduced important changes to the way certain Parent visa applications are lodged in Australia. 

From 22 April 2026, the Migration (Arrangements for Parent Visa Applications) Instrument 2026 — also known as LIN 26/005 — changes the approved form, place and manner of lodgement for several Parent visa subclasses. The new instrument commences on 22 April 2026 and repeals the previous Migration (IMMI 18/079: Arrangements for Parent Visa Applications) Instrument 2018.  

Read more at: https://emigratelawyers.com.au/blog/parent-visa-online-lodgement-update-2026/

If yes, learn the process and which visa suits you. Either Visitor Visa or Parent Visa.

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Families deserve to stay together. However, applying for a Child Visa in Australia often becomes stressful because of strict legal requirements, detailed evidence, and long processing times. Even a small mistake can delay the application or lead to refusal.

If you want to bring your child to Australia permanently, understanding the difference between Subclass 101 Child Visa and Subclass 802 Child Visa is extremely important.

At Emigrate Lawyers, our legal team helps parents prepare strong and decision-ready applications for Child Visas. We guide families through every step while reducing delays and legal risks.

Read more at:

https://emigratelawyers.com.au/blog/child-visa-australia-subclass-101-and-subclass-802/

Many highly skilled professionals are unaware that even with strong international experience, the challenge for Australia’s migration pathways is not capability—but presentation.

This is the story of “Alex” (name changed for privacy), a technology professional who successfully secured Australia’s National Innovation Visa (Subclass 858) with structured legal guidance.

Background: A Strong Profile with Uncertainty

Alex had years of experience in the technology sector, including leadership roles in innovative projects and international recognition. Despite his achievements, he was unsure whether his profile met the strict requirements of Australia’s global talent pathway.

His main concern was not his skills but how to present them effectively under Australia’s migration framework.

To gain clarity, he sought assistance from Emigrate Lawyers, a firm specialising in Australian migration law.

Read more at: https://www.nepalilawyer.com.au/post/a-real-journey-towards-australia-s-national-innovation-visa-subclass-858