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Global Vision Migration Lawyers Melbourne helps skilled workers and employers with Subclass 482, 407, 186 and other visa pathways.

Led by Immigration Lawyer Saurabh Smar, we provide clear, practical migration advice.

12/11/2026

🚨 485 VISA RULES CHANGE TOMORROW – 13 NOVEMBER 2026

Major changes to Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) family applications are coming into effect.

⚠️ What's changing?
✅ Partners and children can only be included if specific exceptions apply.
✅ Subsequent entrant applications will no longer be available.
✅ Family members must apply together in one application.
✅ Applications lodged before 13 November follow the existing rules.

⏰ Planning to include your partner or children? Act TODAY!

📞 03 9978 7968
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General information only. Not legal advice.

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12/11/2026

🇦🇺 6 AUSTRALIAN VISA SUBCLASSES EXPLAINED

Planning to study, work or settle in Australia?

Understanding the different visa subclasses can help you identify which pathway may suit your circumstances.

Here are 6 Australian visas worth knowing about:

🎓 Subclass 500 – Student Visa
For eligible international students planning to study in Australia.

🎓 Subclass 485 – Temporary Graduate Visa
Allows eligible international graduates to live, study and work in Australia temporarily.

✅ Subclass 189 – Skilled Independent Visa
A permanent residency pathway for eligible skilled workers without state or employer sponsorship.

✅ Subclass 190 – Skilled Nominated Visa
A permanent residency pathway for eligible skilled workers nominated by an Australian state or territory.

✅ Subclass 191 – Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) Visa
For eligible applicants who meet the requirements after holding a qualifying regional visa.

💼 Subclass 482 – Skills in Demand Visa
Allows eligible skilled workers to work in Australia with an approved employer sponsor.

Which Australian visa pathway is right for you?

At Global Vision Migration Lawyers, we can help you understand your eligibility and explore suitable visa options.

💬 Comment "VISA" below or book a consultation with our team.

📞 0430 081 804
🌐 www.gvm.com.au

Visa eligibility depends on individual circumstances and current Australian immigration requirements.

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11/11/2026

🚨 Major Bridging Visa B Changes for Protection Visa Applicants

Planning to travel outside Australia while your Protection visa application or review is pending?
From 1 November 2026, new rules restrict access to Bridging Visa B (Subclass 020).

If you have a pending Protection visa application, an ongoing ART merits review or related judicial review, you may no longer be eligible to apply for or be granted a new Bridging Visa B.

This restriction can apply even if you have another substantive visa application pending.
⚠️ What does this mean for you?

Leaving Australia without appropriate travel rights could mean you cannot return.

Before booking overseas travel, seek legal advice and understand how these changes affect your visa status.

📞 0430 081 804
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10/11/2026

🚨 SUBCLASS 407 TRAINING VISA: MAJOR RULE CHANGE FROM 12 NOVEMBER 2026

Planning to apply for an Australian Training Visa (Subclass 407)?

Australia is introducing new application rules that could affect your visa plans.

🇦🇺 What's changing?

✅ From 12 November 2026, applicants must generally be outside Australia when applying for a Subclass 407 visa.

✅ Applicants must also be outside Australia when the visa is granted.

✅ Applications lodged from within Australia under the new rules will generally be invalid, even if ImmiAccount allows submission.

✅ Valid applications lodged before 12 November 2026 will be assessed under the rules that applied when they were submitted.

⚠️ Already in Australia?

Before making travel arrangements or lodging your application, check your current visa conditions, sponsorship approval and nomination status.

At Global Vision Migration Lawyers, our team can help you understand how these changes may affect your migration plans.

📩 Book a consultation to discuss your visa options.

📞 0430 081 804
🌐 www.gvm.com.au

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09/11/2026

🇦🇺 Subclass 189 Visa Update: 20,000 Invitations Issued

The Australian Department of Home Affairs has released the results of the 15 October 2026 Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189) invitation round.

Here’s what you need to know:

✅ 20,000 invitations issued for Subclass 189
✅ Some occupations received invitations from just 65 points
✅ Other occupations required 70, 75, 80, 85 points or higher
✅ Minimum invitation scores varied by occupation

Did your occupation make the list?

Your occupation, points score and EOI details can make a difference to your invitation prospects.

📩 Comment “189” below and we’ll send you the occupation list and minimum invitation scores.

Need guidance on your skilled migration options? Speak with Global Vision Migration Lawyers.

📞 0430 081 804
🌐 www.gvm.com.au

Past invitation scores do not guarantee future invitations. Individual eligibility and invitation outcomes may vary.

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07/11/2026

🇦🇺 AUSTRALIAN PR: IS YOUR OCCUPATION MAKING IT HARDER OR EASIER?

Thinking about applying for Australian Permanent Residency?

Your occupation can influence your migration options, but it's only one part of the process.

Whether you're an electrician, working in a limited-opportunity occupation or exploring PR as a personal trainer, your pathway depends on more than your job title.

✅ Your occupation and skills assessment
✅ English language requirements
✅ Relevant work experience
✅ Points and visa eligibility
✅ State nomination or employer sponsorship options

A strong occupation alone doesn't guarantee Australian PR.

Understanding your eligibility before applying can help you make informed decisions about your migration plans.

💬 Comment "PR" below to learn more about occupation-based Australian migration pathways.

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06/11/2026

🇦🇺 5 WAYS TO GET PERMANENT RESIDENCY IN AUSTRALIA

Thinking about making Australia your permanent home?

There are different pathways to Australian Permanent Residency (PR), depending on your qualifications, work experience, family circumstances and eligibility.

Here are five pathways worth exploring:

✅ Partner Visa – For eligible partners of Australian citizens, permanent residents or eligible New Zealand citizens.

✅ Employer-Sponsored Visa – For eligible workers sponsored by an Australian employer.

✅ State-Nominated Visa – For skilled applicants who meet state or territory nomination requirements.

✅ Skilled Independent Visa – A points-tested pathway for eligible skilled professionals.

✅ National Innovation Visa – For exceptionally talented individuals who meet the visa requirements and receive an invitation.

Not sure which PR pathway suits your circumstances?

💬 Comment "PR" below to find out more about your options.

📞 0430 081 804
🌐 www.gvm.com.au

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26/10/2026

🎉 Pacific Engagement Visa (Subclass 192) Granted 🇦🇺

Congratulations to our client from Papua New Guinea on receiving their Pacific Engagement Visa (Subclass 192) grant.

✅ Visa: Pacific Engagement Visa
✅ Subclass: 192
✅ Application Status: Granted
✅ Date of Grant: 21 October 2026
✅ Country of Passport: Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬

The Subclass 192 visa provides eligible Pacific and Timor-Leste nationals with a permanent migration pathway to Australia.

Another successful outcome from Global Vision Migration Lawyers.

Need help understanding your Australian visa options?

📞 0430 081 804
🌐 www.gvm.com.au

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26/10/2026

🇦🇺 Applying for an Australian Partner Visa? Wedding Photos Aren't Enough!

Many couples assume that being married, sharing wedding photos or having a joint bank account is enough to secure an Australian Partner Visa.

But there's more to it!

The Department of Home Affairs assesses whether your relationship is genuine and continuing, considering evidence such as:

✅ Financial Aspects: How you share finances and financial responsibilities.

✅ Nature of Your Household: Your living arrangements and shared household responsibilities.

✅ Social Aspects: How you present your relationship to family, friends and others.

✅ Commitment to Each Other: Your long-term plans and commitment as a couple.

💡 Remember: Strong relationship evidence matters. Every couple's circumstances are different, and the right supporting documents can make a difference to your application.

📩 Need help preparing your Partner Visa application?

💬 Comment "PARTNER" below and our team at Global Vision Migration Lawyers can help you understand your options.

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24/10/2026

🇦🇺 Thinking About Australian Permanent Residency? Join Our FREE Live Webinar

Global Vision Migration Lawyers is hosting a free live webinar to help you understand General Skilled Migration pathways, including Subclass 189, 190 and 491 visas.

📅 Wednesday, 18 November 2026
🕒 3:30 PM AEDT
🇮🇳 10:00 AM India Time
🎙️ With Immigration Lawyer Saurabh Smar

We’ll cover:

✅ Subclass 189, 190 & 491 pathways
✅ Eligibility and points requirements
✅ Latest skilled migration updates
✅ State nomination and invitation trends
✅ EOI, skills assessment and English requirements
✅ Points strategy and common mistakes
✅ Planning your Australian PR pathway
✅ Live Q&A

This webinar is suitable for international students, graduates, Subclass 485 visa holders, skilled professionals, and applicants waiting for state nomination or invitations.

Register FREE and secure your spot:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/WEgEuSyvRaSkrPscccJNsw #/registration

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General information only. This webinar does not constitute personalised immigration legal advice.

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