Need An Australian Visa - Australia Day Special Pricing!

[AustralianVisa]

Australia day special pricing on Visas to Australia

[NamKangMan]

OP, I suspect your thread will be deleted shortly.

[stevenl]

Maybe it is a sponsor, can't see that on TV connect.

[hansgruber]

Why would one need a lawyer to get an Australian visa?

Just apply and meet the criteria. It isn't complicated unless your taking a bar girl back which still isn't that hard of you have the money to sponsor her stay.

[bazmlb]

Why would one need a lawyer to get an Australian visa?

Just apply and meet the criteria. It isn't complicated unless your taking a bar girl back which still isn't that hard of you have the money to sponsor her stay.

With a now $4,500 non refundable application fee to the Government I would want the best chance I can at getting approved and their knowledge can avoid rejections.

[hansgruber]

Why would one need a lawyer to get an Australian visa?

Just apply and meet the criteria. It isn't complicated unless your taking a bar girl back which still isn't that hard of you have the money to sponsor her stay.

With a now $4,500 non refundable application fee to the Government I would want the best chance I can at getting approved and their knowledge can avoid rejections.

It's $4500 application fee for a holiday?

[bazmlb]

Why would one need a lawyer to get an Australian visa?

Just apply and meet the criteria. It isn't complicated unless your taking a bar girl back which still isn't that hard of you have the money to sponsor her stay.

With a now $4,500 non refundable application fee to the Government I would want the best chance I can at getting approved and their knowledge can avoid rejections.

It's $4500 application fee for a holiday?

No, a partner visa

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/791725-partner-visa-fees-increase-2015-australia/

[bazmlb]

Why would one need a lawyer to get an Australian visa?

Just apply and meet the criteria. It isn't complicated unless your taking a bar girl back which still isn't that hard of you have the money to sponsor her stay.

With a now $4,500 non refundable application fee to the Government I would want the best chance I can at getting approved and their knowledge can avoid rejections.

It's $4500 application fee for a holiday?

I would also use the service for applying for a tourist visa as well as these can easily be rejected and I wouldnt want that to spoil a holiday

[bazmlb]

OP, I suspect your thread will be deleted shortly.

Member is a Sponsor, this is shown by the setting under their avatar, which can only be system set, not user set

[NamKangMan]

Why would one need a lawyer to get an Australian visa?

Just apply and meet the criteria. It isn't complicated unless your taking a bar girl back which still isn't that hard of you have the money to sponsor her stay.

With a now $4,500 non refundable application fee to the Government I would want the best chance I can at getting approved and their knowledge can avoid rejections.

It's $4500 application fee for a holiday?

I would also use the service for applying for a tourist visa as well as these can easily be rejected and I wouldnt want that to spoil a holiday

Thaivisa Forum sponsor, or not, I'd be careful handing over $4500AUD to anyone but the Australian Embassy.

[bazmlb]

Thaivisa Forum sponsor, or not, I'd be careful handing over $4500AUD to anyone but the Australian Embassy.

The money for the application is given to VFS when you hand in the application, it is not given to the Migration agent normally, The Agent is however one of the only MARA registered agents in Thailand.

[NamKangMan]

Thaivisa Forum sponsor, or not, I'd be careful handing over $4500AUD to anyone but the Australian Embassy.

The money for the application is given to VFS when you hand in the application, it is not given to the Migration agent normally, The Agent is however one of the only MARA registered agents in Thailand.

"when you hand in the application" - if "you" are handing in the application, in Bangkok, what are "you" paying the agent for?

[stevenl]

OP, I suspect your thread will be deleted shortly.

Member is a Sponsor, this is shown by the setting under their avatar, which can only be system set, not user set

Unfortunately this can not be seen at the TV app.

[bazmlb]

OP, I suspect your thread will be deleted shortly.

Member is a Sponsor, this is shown by the setting under their avatar, which can only be system set, not user set

Unfortunately this can not be seen at the TV app.

Thanks for pointing that out

[merijn]

OP, I suspect your thread will be deleted shortly.

Member is a Sponsor, this is shown by the setting under their avatar, which can only be system set, not user set

So it is just a advertisement then.

Nothing to see move along.

[AustralianVisa]

@NamKangMan - Thaivisa Forum sponsor, or not, I'd be careful handing over $4500AUD to anyone but the Australian Embassy.

I understand your concern! That is why you should use an Australian Registered Migration Agent and/or Lawyer - we are bound by a Code of Conduct, and carry professional indemnity insurance and are regulated and licensed in Australia, even for our actions overseas. We are required to have Client Trust Accounts to protect client funds.

https://www.mara.gov.au/media/95420/Code_of_Conduct.pdf

You can also pay direct to the Government through the website. As an agent we do not use VFS as we deal directly with the DIBP.

For why you would use an agent you can see more here - http://immigrate-to-australia.com/why-use-us/

[hansgruber]

Lawyers bound by a code of conduct? And in Thailand? Ha. Good one.

Try saying that with a straight face.