Australian migration consultation with Study Point Global in Adelaide

Migration Services · Adelaide, South Australia

Australian migration support, clear and compliance-focused.

Name: Study Point Global
Address: Level 3, 97 Pirie Street, Adelaide, SA, 5000, AU
Telephone: +61 434 943 673
Price range: $$

Australian immigration assistance by Aftab Ali Khan, Registered Migration Agent – MARN 2619317, with pathway review and evidence planning based on current requirements.

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Registered Migration Agent

Aftab Ali Khan · MARN 2619317

Adelaide-Based Support

South Australia

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Migration Services

Pathways we can assist with

General information is provided on the website. Individual Australian immigration assistance is provided by the registered migration agent after the relevant engagement and review.

Subclass 189 / 190 / 191 / 491

General Skilled Migration

Australia’s skilled migration pathways can involve points, occupation eligibility, skills assessment, invitations and state or territory nomination. Requirements and program settings can change, so the relevant pathway should be checked against current criteria.

189 Skilled Independent — points-tested pathway requiring an eligible skilled occupation, suitable skills assessment, an EOI and an invitation to apply
190 Skilled Nominated — requires state or territory nomination; nomination contributes 5 points under the federal points test and jurisdictional criteria vary
491 Skilled Work Regional — requires eligible state or territory nomination or eligible family sponsorship; the 15 nomination/sponsorship points are separate from regional-study points
EOI, ROI and state nomination requirements vary by jurisdiction and stream
Skills assessment authority guidance for the relevant occupation
Current-criteria review and evidence preparation

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Subclass 191

Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional)

Subclass 191 is a permanent residence pathway for eligible holders of prescribed regional provisional visas who meet the visa-holding, compliance and other legislative criteria applying at the time of application.

Hold an eligible prescribed regional provisional visa
Meet the required visa-holding period and applicable compliance requirements
Provide notices of assessment or other tax evidence where required by the current criteria
Check the current subclass 191 legislative requirements before applying rather than relying on an old income-threshold figure

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ACS, EA, VETASSESS and More

Skills Assessment

We help organise skills-assessment evidence for the relevant assessing authority and migration pathway, with a focus on accurate documents and current requirements.

Authority mapping for your occupation
Document and evidence gap analysis
CV and employment reference review
Qualification and work history alignment
Pre-lodgement quality review
Next-step planning after an assessment outcome

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Partner, Parent and Child Pathways

Partner and Family Visas

Partner and family visa matters can require detailed relationship, family, identity and other evidence. The relevant subclass and evidence requirements depend on individual circumstances.

Partner visa pathways — onshore and offshore where relevant
Parent and child visa pathway information
Relationship and family evidence planning
Sponsorship eligibility review where applicable
Document preparation and application support
Current-criteria review for the relevant subclass

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Subclass 482, 186, 494

Employer-Sponsored Visas

Employer-sponsored pathways depend on the relevant visa stream, the role, employer obligations and the applicant requirements. Standard pathways and labour-agreement pathways should be distinguished clearly.

Standard Business Sponsorship requirements where applicable
Skills in Demand visa (subclass 482) pathways
Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186) streams
Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (subclass 494) standard pathway and, where applicable, agreement-based arrangements such as DAMA
Labour market testing and nomination requirements where applicable
Employer sponsorship obligations and applicant criteria

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Refusals, Cancellations, Merits Review

ART Review and Refusal Cases

Some migration refusals or cancellations may be reviewable by the Administrative Review Tribunal. Review rights and deadlines are decision-specific, so the decision record and current ART information should be checked promptly.

Decision record and review-rights review
Decision-specific ART deadline check
Merits-review evidence and submission planning
Registered migration agent assistance within the scope of the engagement
Alternative migration options where relevant
Independent Australian legal advice recommended for judicial review or court proceedings

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Temporary Graduate Visa

Graduate Visa (485)

Subclass 485 eligibility depends on the stream, qualification and rules applying at the date of application. A Graduate Diploma is not automatically eligible for the higher-education stream and English evidence must meet the subclass 485-specific requirement.

Post-Higher Education Work stream — generally degree-level qualifications, subject to current rules and limited exceptions
Post-Vocational Education Work stream — requires an eligible occupation, qualification relationship and suitable skills-assessment steps where required
Regional second-grant settings depend on the applicable regional study and residence criteria
Stay periods depend on qualification, passport and current subclass 485 rules
Regional-study points are separate from subclass 491 nomination or eligible family-sponsorship points

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DAMA and Agreement-Based Streams

Labour Agreement

Labour agreements and DAMA arrangements are separate from standard employer-sponsored pathways. An approved agreement may provide tailored occupations or concessions, but only according to the terms of that agreement and the relevant visa stream.

Tailored occupations may be available under a particular approved agreement
Concessions may apply only where the agreement expressly provides them
Relevant visa streams can include subclasses 482, 186 or 494 depending on the agreement
Subclass 494 standard requirements should not be treated as the same thing as a DAMA or labour-agreement stream
Agreement terms, nomination requirements and applicant criteria must all be checked

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Temporary and Short-Stay Work Pathways

Temporary Activity Visas

Temporary activity, working holiday and short-stay work visas have subclass-specific passport, age, activity, sponsorship, stay and work-condition requirements.

Working Holiday pathways for eligible passport holders under the current settings
Work and Holiday pathways for eligible passport holders under the current settings
Short Stay Specialist pathway for eligible short-term specialist work
Temporary Activity pathways for eligible activities and circumstances

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Subclass 866

Protection Visa Information

Protection visa matters are sensitive and can involve complex migration and legal issues. Registered migration agent assistance can be obtained, but an RMA assessment is not a legal prerequisite to lodging an application if a person is otherwise entitled to apply.

General information about protection visa criteria and process
Evidence and statement preparation assistance within the scope of registered migration agent services
Procedural and application support where engaged
Independent legal advice recommended where legal representation or court-related advice is required

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Conferral, Descent & Resumption

Australian Citizenship

Australian citizenship pathways include citizenship by conferral, descent and resumption. Eligibility depends on the specific pathway and current citizenship law.

Citizenship by conferral — the general residence rule is usually 4 years of lawful residence immediately before applying, including the final 12 months as a permanent resident, subject to absence limits and exceptions
Citizenship by descent — eligibility depends on the parent’s citizenship and other requirements
Citizenship by resumption — available only where the statutory requirements are met
Citizenship test and identity-document guidance where applicable
Residence, character and other eligibility requirements

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Important notice

Australian immigration assistance is provided by Aftab Ali Khan, Registered Migration Agent – MARN 2619317. Visa, invitation, nomination, review and citizenship outcomes and processing times are determined by the relevant authorities and are not guaranteed.

General information only · Last reviewed September 2026 · Reviewed by Aftab Ali Khan – MARN 2619317.

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How It Works

A structured migration consultation process

Profile Review

We review your circumstances and identify the migration issues and pathways that may need closer assessment.

Current Criteria

Relevant visa, nomination, occupation, evidence and timing requirements are checked against the current settings.

Preparation

If engaged, we assist with evidence and application preparation within the agreed scope.

Next Steps

We explain the next procedural steps and any conditions or follow-up requirements relevant to the matter.

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Book a migration consultation to review your circumstances, current requirements and possible next steps. No visa or other government outcome is guaranteed.

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