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Moving to Australia under the current circumstances is challenging and there’s constant new updates. We’re here to support Australians and their partners/families as best we can on this journey. We host Australian immigration virtual events / Q&As to provide you with the latest updates and answers to your questions.

Join us as we speak with Neil Arora, Australian immigration attorney and Consulting Principal at Keypoint Law in Sydney.

This 45 minute event recording includes:

Predictions on future of immigration in Australia, including travel restrictions and 14 day quarantine
How to bring your non-Aussie partner (married or unmarried) or child to Australia
- Can I sponsor my partner to Australia?
- Can I bring my girlfriend or boyfriend to Australia?
The new and expanded Global Talent Independent (GTI) Program to fast track your path into Australia
- What is the Global Talent Visa Program?
- Who is eligible for the Global Talent Visa Program?
- How do you get a Global Talent Visa for Australia?
Live Q&A

The information presented in the recording is current as of April 14th 2021 and is subject to change.

Please note, recordings will be taken down at some point, as new events are hosted.

Australian Immigration Expert

Neil Arora, Consulting Principal at Keypoint Law in Sydney.

Ask about bringing your non-Aussie partner/spouse or kids to Australia, the Global Talent visa program, filing for travel exemptions or any other Australian immigration questions.

Request a complimentary call with Neil

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