Australia Visas

Australia Visas

Do you need an Australia Visa? The Visa Centre has expertise and experience in consultation and processing of all types of Australia visas including visit/tourist visas, student visas, migration visas, business visas, work visas, and more.

If you have had your visa application rejected by Australia’s Immigration Authority – we can even help you lodge a professionally prepared appeal!

Australia Visas News

Best International Visa Processing Consultancy – Sri Lanka

25 January 2022

Best International Visa Processing Consultancy – Sri Lanka Corporate America Today – Annual Awards – 2022 The Visa Centre (Pvt) Ltd is pleased to announce that we have been awarded the Best ...

Best International Visa Processing Consultancy – Sri Lanka

24 January 2022

Best International Visa Processing Consultancy – Sri Lanka Lawyer International – Legal 100 – 2022 – Awards The Visa Centre (Pvt) Ltd is pleased to announce that we have again been awarded...

BREAKING NEWS – AUSTRALIA: Engineering Occupations to Open to Offshore Applicants

01 November 2021

To manage South Australia’s COVID recovery response, an additional 24 Engineering occupations will  be open to applicants currently residing offshore from Tuesday, 2 November 2021. The minimum req...

Australia : Business Visa Services

29 July 2021

  🔹 188A Business Innovation Visa 🔹 188B Investor Visa 🔹 188C Significant Investor Visa 🔹 188E Entrepreneur Visa (Provisional) Our team at The Visa Centre together with the experience...

Australia: Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL)

19 July 2021

The Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL) identifies 41 ​occupations which fill critical skills needs to support Australia’s economic recovery from COVID-19. The list is based on expe...

Best International Visa Processing Consultancy – Sri Lanka by Global 100 – 2021

08 April 2021

The Visa Centre (Pvt) Ltd is pleased to announce that we have been awarded the Best International Visa Processing Consultancy – Sri Lanka at the Global 100 – 2021. Global 100, consisting of only 1...

Top Scholarships for International Students Studying in Australia

07 April 2021

Studying abroad can be an expensive undertaking. However, international students looking to study Down Under can take advantage of a number of scholarships, awards, grants, and bursaries to ...

Best International Visa Processing Consultancy – Sri Lanka by Lawyer International – Legal 100 – 2021 – Awards

01 March 2021

The Visa Centre (Pvt) Ltd is pleased to announce that we have been awarded the Best International Visa Processing Consultancy – Sri Lanka by the Lawyer’s International – Legal 100 –...

Australia: INT Nurse Training

27 December 2020

INT Nurse Training is a nationally recognised Registered Training Organisation with a vision of providing proficient and quality trained nursing personnel to the health and care sectors since 2017. Th...

National Accreditation Authority for Translators & Interpreters (NAATI) – Credentialed Community Language (CCL)

17 December 2020

Did you know you can gain “five bonus points” for point-based skilled migration visas just by getting accredited in community language? NAATI CCL is purely designed for potential skilled migra...

Australian Migration Program 2020-2021

27 October 2020

by Peter Kuek Kong Lee The Migration Program for 2020-2021 was finally “announced” on the night of the Federal Budget on 6 October 2020. Traditionally, the migration program for the next fiscal ye...

Best International Visa Processing Consultancy – Sri Lanka Awarded By The Legal 100 Asia – 2020

26 October 2020

The Visa Centre (Pvt) Ltd is pleased to announce that we have been awarded the Best International Visa Processing Consultancy – Sri Lanka by the The Legal 100 Asia – 2020 – Awards. The Legal...

Distinguished Talent Visa (Subclass 124)

07 September 2020

Distinguished Talent (DT) Visa is a permanent visa for people who have an internationally recognized record of exceptional and outstanding achievement in an eligible field. Applicants can include mem...

Supporting International Students to Support Australian Jobs

20 July 2020

MEDIA RELEASE BY THE HON ALAN TUDGE MP(MINISTER FOR POPULATION, CITIES & URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE ACTING MINISTER FOR IMMIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP, MIGRANT SERVICES AND MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS) THE HON DAN ...

Updates on changes announced by various state authorities and DHA

03 April 2020

State of Victoria  Please ensure that your English test result and skills assessment letter is valid for at least 12 weeks at the time of submitting a visa nomination application. South Australia (SA...

WE ARE OPEN ONLINE 24/7 365 DAYS

28 March 2020

COVID-19 UPDATE – WE ARE STILL OPEN ONLINE 24/7 365 DAYS We hope each and every one of you are all safe, in self isolation and catching up on quality time with the family. We like to reassure yo...

New Skilled Regional Visas

14 November 2019

Two new skilled regional visas will open to applications on 16th November 2019.  These new visas will promote regional migration and replace two existing subclasses: New Previous Skilled Work Regiona...

The Visa Centre – CQUniversity Interview Session on 12th September 2019

30 August 2019

Interested in studying in Australia? CQU representatives will be visiting The Visa Centre on Thursday, 12th September 2019 from 2.00pm to 3.30pm. Make an appointment to meet them. Contact us for ...

About Australia

  • Overview

    Australia can best be described as a land of great beauty that ranges from the sun-baked interior to the tropical rainforests. With its natural abundance of unique and diverse wildlife, friendly locals and beautiful landscapes, Australia is a well-travelled tourist destination. Australia offers a wide range of sights, smells, and experiences to newcomers with its rich ethnic background comprising of aboriginal, European and migrant histories blending into daily life.

  • Climate

    Australia’s climate is varied according to location, but about 40% of the country is desert. Central Australia is largely desert terrain, and experiences little to no rainfall throughout the year. Northern Australia experiences a tropical climate, enjoying temperatures ranging from 14°C to up and around 32°C. Southern Australia’s temperatures range from 29°C to 15°C throughout the year.

  • Culture

    Australian culture is a blend of Aboriginal values, European influence and more recently immigrant influx. Natives of Australia follow their own indigenous cultural traditions and co-exist peacefully with other residents of the land. Australian Cuisine originally only English cooking has now become a vibrant blend of spices and recipes from all over the world including: Turkish, Italian, Chinese, Indian, Thai, Greek, South Asian, and Arab culinary styles. Barbeque popular is still highly popular and very commonly washed down with an alcoholic beverage. Australia is home to some very friendly folk that are not afraid to greet new comers with a welcome “G’day Mate!”.

  • Transport

    There are many ways to travel around Australia with many different kinds of transportation, including bus, train, tram, cycling or walking. If travelling large distances it is often easier by flight or coach. Drivers may prefer to hire vehicles, or buy (particularly if you’re settling there). All major cities in Australia will afford you access to public transit, trains, taxis, buses and trams. Students may also be able to carpool with other students to save costs.

  • Healthcare

    Healthcare in Australia is provided by both private and government institutions. Primary health care remains the responsibility of the federal government, elements of which are overseen by individual states. In Australia the current system, known as Medicare, (part of the Department of Human Services) coexists with a private health system. As well as Medicare, there is a separate Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme that heavily subsidizes prescription medications.

  • Sports & Recreation

    Sports are one of the main sources of recreation in Australia. Due to the moderate climate, outdoor activity is common all year round. Tennis, golf, basketball, swimming, horse racing, rugby and of course cricket make up the most followed sports in the country. For adventure seekers, Australia has plenty to offer. Options for adrenaline seekers include but are not limited to: skydiving, bungee jumping, mountain biking, indoor racing, scaling the bridge, rappelling, paintball, fishing and rock- climbing. Water adventure sports also draw many to Australia, scuba dive, surf, snorkel and cliff dive along the gold coast for some breathtaking marine beauty and some heart-pounding waves. Along with all the action based sports, Australia offers some luxuriant and challenging golf courses for pros and beginners.

  • Part-time / Casual Work

    Part time job opportunities in Australia are varied and diverse. The more comfortable you are with English the better, as the customer service sector is where you are likely to find work. Finding part time employment in Australia is not difficult for students and there are usually student unions and employment advising centres that will help students find suitable employment that will give you more than just a pay cheque at the end of the day. These services are aimed directly at finding relevant and satisfactory work for students and can be very helpful to those who choose to utilize them. Students can expect to work as waiters, shop clerks, office assistants, kitchen hands, customer service reps, junior camp counselors etc. Part-time employees within Australia are legally entitled to paid annual leave, sick leave, and maternity leave etc. except it is covered on a ‘pro-rata’ (percentage) basis depending on the hours worked each week. Wages: In Australia full-time employees usually work 38 hours a week. They are paid for a full week’s work and receive benefits like paid annual leave and sick leave. Part-time employees work less than 38 hours a week but generally receive the same benefits. These are calculated on a proportionate or ‘pro rata’ basis. If you are employed part-time you will usually work regular hours or shifts. Casual employees work on an hourly or daily basis and are less likely to have regular or guaranteed hours. They do not get paid sick leave or annual leave, but the rate of pay is usually higher to make up for this.

  • Night Life

    Trendy bars, nightclubs, theatres and other hotspots are all over the country. Those looking forward to have a taste of the nightlife in Australia will have a range of options to choose from. Australians have always been known for their zest for life. When it comes to partying and enjoying the Australia nightlife, you can surely expect the best. Some of the best bars in Australia are: The Austral and The Exeter in Adelaide, Metropolis Concert Club, The Church, The Jackal and Club A in Perth, 20 Meyers Place, 6 Links, Afterdark, Blue Bar 330, CBD Nightclub, E Fifty Five, Platform 66 and Volt in Melbourne, Fantastic Voyage, Flaunt, Essence, Booty Bar Fridays, Chocolate City, DeJa Vu, RnB Madness and Sounds On Sunday in Sydney. The Adelaide Festival Center houses a number of halls that host everything from ballet concerts, drama, operas to plays among others. Country music rock concerts and jazz performances can also be enjoyed here. The Arts Theatre, the Sydney Opera House and Her Majesty’s Theatre are other places guaranteed to provide you with a good night.

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