January

Our clients often ask us to clarify and explain how the recent changes to the student visa program affect them and their families.  So today, we decided to give a quick overview of the new subclass 500 Study Visa. We will be continuing a series of posts to help those people understand the requirments of […]

Embark Migration strongly supports marriage equality.  We stand by the belief that same-sex couples should enjoy the same legal rights as inter-sex couples in their relationship. On 11 February 2017, Australians will head to polling stations to have their vote on the government’s same-sex marriage plebiscite. The team at Embark Migration have released an open […]

Embark Migration is pleased to work with and support the LGBTIQ community in their immigration needs and other issues affecting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer clients.  LGBTIQ immigrants face unique challenges, requiring a qualified immigration advisor with particular expertise in assisting foreign partners of Australian lesbian and gay men to legalise their status […]

Embark Migration helps clients obtain Australian protection visas under the humanitarian visa program. Individuals who have been persecuted or have a well-founded fear of future persecution (by their government or people their government are unable or unwilling to control) on account of their religion, ethnic group, political opinion, nationality or membership in a social group […]

Three Nepali women who aspired for a life in Australia have been allegedly duped of Rs. 4.2 million (AUD 84,000) by a migration agent based in India’s capital, New Delhi. The Embassy of Nepal received a complaint from three women last week, seeking help to locate Gopal Prasad Limbu- also a Nepali national, a migration […]