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Australia Migration Insights, Tips & Updates from Jose Respall
For over 24 years I have been registered as a migration agent for Australia, lodging thousands of visa applications, only for Filipinos. I have often been asked, actually no, I have been asked thousands of times, what is the easiest way to secure a temporary and or permanent visa application to Australia from the Philippines.
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When assessing a Partner or Prospective Marriage visa application, the Department of Home Affairs (the Department) must consider the social aspects of the claimed relationship. The Department will use the information provided in this form (your statements), among other things, to assess these aspects.
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Get your head around these sever consequences and how any discrepancies on your documents can more than likely be legally resolved, if it is brought to my attention ahead, have the matter remedied and resolved legally before we provide information or documents to the Department of Home Affairs.
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With 24 years of experience, lodging thousands of Filipino visa applications to Australia, securing tens of thousands of visa grants ranging from visitors, parent, partner, child, last remaining relative, SkillSelect visa applications, ‘I have never seen such a technically harsh decision’ from the Department of Home Affairs, which was roundly explained this way:
- Jose Respall
Australia has various visa types, and each has its eligibility criteria.
Check the Australian Department of Home Affairs website to know which visa best suits your situation or better still have yourselves individually and initially assessed for free by RESPALL Migration Australia who have been specializing in these permanent residency visa applications since 1999.
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If you are an Australian citizen wishing to marry in the Philippines, the Philippine government will request you to secure a Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage (CNI), however, as of the 26th of March 2021, this is no longer mandatory and an alternative option is now accepted via the Memorandum Circular No. 2021-04. This is known locally in the Philippines as a Certificate of Legal Capacity to Contract Marriage.
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