Migration
Oboodi Barristers and Solicitors specialises in migration. Chose the different types of migration to become more familiar with the migration possibilities in Australia.

In order to assist us in helping you the best way we can, click here to view a questioner which you can fill and forward to us by fax to familiarise us with your background before you come to see us.

Skilled Visa
Sponsored: Highly skilled applicants are in demand in Australia. Australian employers may nominate or sponsor people from overseas on skilled occupation grounds through the Employer Nomination Scheme.

Independent: The Australian Government uses the skilled migration program to bring people with qualifications and work experience needed to address specific skill shortage in Australia and enhance the skill level of the Australian labour force.

Business visa
Professionals can enter Australia on a temporary basis to conduct business or to undertake employment that is considered to benefit the Australian economy.

Student Visa
An increasing number of overseas students apply for permanent visas and are permitted to stay in Australia and can now apply on shore.

Spouse visa
There are a number of facts that need to be established about a husband or wife of a sponsor for their application to be deemed successful. In order to assist us in dealing with your case for a spouse visa, you might want to click here to gain access to a questionnaire to fill and fax to us before we begin assessing your case.

Parents and Aged Parent visa
A parent can apply to remain in Australia if their child is the sponsor who has been a resident in Australia for two years and meets certain criteria such as meeting the Balance of family test.

Other Areas include:
Visitor Visa, Temporary Business Visas up to 4 years, Resident Return Visa, Preparation and submission of applications for assessment of various occupations (VETAssess, TRA, AIM, CPA, ACS, ANC), Appeal to migration review tribunal and refugee review tribunal, and Duditial Review (Appeal to federal magistrates court)