Immigration Law Sydney
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Guiding You Through Australia’s Complex Immigration System
At Sydney City Legal Practice, we understand that migrating to Australia or resolving visa issues can be a life-changing journey filled with legal complexity and uncertainty. Whether you are applying for a visa, facing cancellation or refusal, or seeking protection as a refugee, you deserve clear advice and strong advocacy.
We provide practical and compassionate guidance to help individuals and families navigate Australia’s immigration system and achieve the best possible outcome for their future. We can also assist with other visa types and unique situations. If you don’t see your visa listed here, please enquire with us.
- Partner visas (subclass 820/801, 309/100)
- Prospective marriage visa (subclass 300)
- Parent visas (subclasses 103, 804, 143, 173)
- Child visas (subclasses 101, 802)
- Dependent Child visa (subclass 445)
Navigating family visas requires thorough preparation and careful documentation. We assist couples and families to reunite in Australia, ensuring applications are lodged correctly and efficiently, including visas for dependent children under subclass 445.
- Employer-sponsored visas (subclass 482, 186, 494)
- Skilled independent visas (subclass 189)
- Skilled nominated visas (subclass 190)
- Regional visas (subclass 491)
- Business innovation and investment visas (subclass 188, 888)
Australia offers many pathways for skilled workers and business migrants. We can help you explore your options and guide you through the application process.
- Student visa (subclass 500)
- Visitor visas (subclass 600)
- Working Holiday visa (subclass 417)
- Work and Holiday visa (subclass 462)
- Bridging visas (subclass 010, 020, 030)
Whether you are studying, visiting, on a working holiday, or in need of a temporary solution, we help you understand visa conditions and maintain lawful status in Australia.
- Visitor visa (subclass 600)
- Working Holiday visa (subclass 417)
- Work and Holiday visa (subclass 462)
Australia offers several visa options for those wishing to visit for tourism, family visits, or working holidays. We can advise on the most suitable visa for your circumstances, ensure your application is properly prepared, and help you understand any conditions that apply.
- Temporary partner visas (subclass 820 or 309)
- Permanent partner visas (subclass 801 or 100)
- Prospective marriage visa (subclass 300) in some cases, if family violence occurs after the relationship progresses to a partner visa stage
Australia’s migration law includes protections for people experiencing family violence. If you hold a temporary partner visa and your relationship has ended due to family violence, you may still be eligible for a permanent partner visa. We assist clients in preparing family violence claims, gathering evidence, and navigating this complex area of immigration law with sensitivity and care.
- Refugee and humanitarian visas (subclass 866, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204)
- Asylum claims
Australia’s protection visa process is complex and often emotionally challenging. We provide sensitive and thorough assistance for individuals fearing persecution, including those seeking visas under Australia’s humanitarian program.
- Australian citizenship by conferral
- Citizenship by descent
- Ministerial intervention requests
Becoming an Australian citizen is a significant milestone. We help clients understand eligibility, prepare applications, and address any legal complications that may arise.
- Appeals to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT)
- Ministerial intervention requests
- Judicial review
If your visa has been refused or cancelled, you may still have options to remain in Australia. We can review your circumstances and advise you on the options that may be available.
