About Me

This is a wonderful country and I love raising my family here. A few years ago, that seemed impossible. In my early twenties, I met and married a fabulous girl that I met overseas. I continued to live and work in her country and we had two children. I was young and where I lived in the future didn’t seem to matter. I later decided to move back home so my children could have the best education. That was when the nightmare began. I realised that obtaining passports and citizenship for my wife and children would not be straightforward. I learnt a lot about immigration law and found a wonderful lawyer who helped me wade through the quagmire. This blog may assist others who face the immigration labyrinth. I hope it helps you to avoid my problems and quickly find light at the end of the tunnel.

2020

A Guide On The Australian Protection Visa

The Australian protection visa (subclass 866) provides asylum to people who fear persecution in their home countries due to their religious beliefs, political views, race, or affiliation to a specific group. The guide below discusses the application and eligibility criteria for this visa. Eligibility People that require this visa must meet Australia's protection obligations. Typically, you must be a refugee. As such, people moving into the country due to harsh economic times are not eligible for the visa.