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SOLVi Migration SOLVi Migration was founded by Principal Lawyer, Rhea Fawole.

πŸ₯‡Rhea the lawyer: 18+ Years in Oz Immigration Law
πŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊWe help nurses and skilled people migrate to Australia
✈️ Get permanent residency
πŸ’Œ DM the word β€œAUSSIE” to get started Rhea has over 12 years’ experience working in the Australian immigration department, including in the Immigration Minister’s office. With this inside knowledge of how complex and overwhelming the migration process is, Rhea has shaped the vision for SOLVi Migration to provide a more seamless, stress-free and positive experience to get the visa solution that you need.

19/10/2026

We say this with love πŸ“Έ

We know you took it at the end of a night shift. We know the light was bad. We know you were doing your best.

But it has to be legible, flat, and in one piece, because someone at the Department is going to have to read it and they will not squint on your behalf.

Good news: it is only the bio page. Not every page. Not both sides. Just the one.

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DISCLAIMER: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts from SOLVi Migration and its associated entities. Content in these posts is not immigration or legal advice, does not substitute for such advice and must not be relied upon for the purpose. The content is designed to give general education and information only (current only at the time of publication and subject to change). Please consult an Australian Lawyer or MARA registered agent for professional advice before you make any type of application.

19/10/2026

NSW has opened subclass 190 nominations β€” and healthcare is on the skills list.

New South Wales has opened its nomination program for the subclass 190. If that is new to you, the 190 is permanent residency, and a state or territory has to nominate you for it. NSW is one of eight that can.

🩺 Nursing is on their skills list. But here is the part worth sitting with.

Healthcare is a priority in every state and territory in Australia. All of them. That is genuinely unusual β€” most occupations are sought in two or three places. Yours is sought everywhere.

So the question has never been whether Australia wants you. It is which route actually fits your circumstances, your qualification and where you are now.

πŸ“… Two things from the NSW website worth knowing.

The date you submitted your expression of interest makes no difference to your chances. There is no queue and nobody is working their way towards you. It comes down to how you rank, not how long you have been waiting.

⚠️ And NSW states plainly that nomination is exceptionally competitive, and encourages applicants to consider other pathways rather than wait to be invited. That is a state government telling you to have a second plan.

🧭 Which, when healthcare is a priority everywhere, you almost certainly do.

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DISCLAIMER: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts from SOLVi Migration and its associated entities. Content in these posts is not immigration or legal advice, does not substitute for such advice and must not be relied upon for the purpose. The content is designed to give general education and information only (current only at the time of publication and subject to change). Please consult an Australian Lawyer or MARA registered agent for professional advice before you make any type of application.

Nurses: who can actually come with you to Australia? πŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊThis is the part where a straightforward-looking application stop...
18/10/2026

Nurses: who can actually come with you to Australia? πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί

This is the part where a straightforward-looking application stops being straightforward, and it catches almost everybody.

πŸ’ Your partner has to be declared whether or not they are coming with you. Not to save money, not to sort out later. Leaving a partner off is non-disclosure, and that can affect your options long after this application is finished.

πŸ‘§ Your children have to meet dependency requirements. It is not enough that they are your child. And an older child who is working, or studying and supporting themselves, may not meet the test even if they live with you.

πŸŽ‚ A child turning 18 during the process changes their position. Applications take months, sometimes longer, and a birthday that falls in the middle of it is not a detail.

🩺 And family members who are not migrating at all are still assessed for health. Every member of the family unit, including the ones staying behind.

🧭 None of this is a reason to panic. It is a reason to map your family properly at the start, when there is still time to do something about what you find.

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DISCLAIMER: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts from SOLVi Migration and its associated entities. Content in these posts is not immigration or legal advice, does not substitute for such advice and must not be relied upon for the purpose. The content is designed to give general education and information only (current only at the time of publication and subject to change). Please consult an Australian Lawyer or MARA registered agent for professional advice before you make any type of application.

17/10/2026

Sometimes, the right support can make all the difference in your Australian migration journey. πŸ’™

This client came to SOLVi after deciding to explore opportunities in Australia. From their first assessment with Rhea through to receiving a Queensland invitation and their Subclass 190 visa, they described the experience as seamless and well-supported.

πŸ’¬ β€œRhea’s really good. She’s really hands-on… and really took the time to answer our questions and address our concerns.”

Communication was another highlight. Whenever they had a question, they received a response quickly β€” and if someone didn’t have the answer immediately, the team made sure they found someone who did.

Their experience was especially meaningful because a friend started their own application around the same time but chose to handle the process themselves. According to the client, that friend was still waiting close to two years later.

Every migration journey is different, and outcomes and timelines can vary. But having professional guidance helped this client feel supported throughout theirs.

Congratulations on your Australian visa journey! πŸŽ‰

Comment β€œAUSSIE” if you’re thinking about migrating to Australia.



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Your case might look like a migration case, but it can quickly become much more. πŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊFor nurses, one common issue is provi...
16/10/2026

Your case might look like a migration case, but it can quickly become much more. πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί

For nurses, one common issue is proving clinical experience. Australia requires specific evidence, not simply a reference or payslip.

πŸ₯ But what happens when the hospital has restructured, your manager has left, records are incomplete, or your employer can’t confirm your hours or scope of practice?

That can become a serious issue for your application.

βš–οΈ This is where legal strategy matters. A lawyer can consider alternative evidence and also address issues that extend beyond migration, such as custody arrangements, health matters or previous visa refusals.

πŸ”’ Advice from your lawyer may also be protected by legal professional privilege.

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DISCLAIMER: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts from SOLVi Migration and its associated entities. Content in these posts is not immigration or legal advice, does not substitute for such advice and must not be relied upon for the purpose. The content is designed to give general education and information only (current only at the time of publication and subject to change). Please consult an Australian Lawyer or MARA registered agent for professional advice before you make any type of application.

15/10/2026

11 nurses invited for Subclass 189 PR today β€” all of them working in the UK and the US πŸŽ‰πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί

ELEVEN. In one round. Today. πŸ₯³

Every one of them is on the wards in the UK or the US right now, and every one of them has just been invited to apply for permanent residency in Australia. πŸ™Œ

🩺 Registered Nurses, NEC
🧠 Registered Nurse, Mental Health
πŸ’Š Registered Nurse, Medical
πŸ”ͺ Registered Nurse, Surgical
πŸ₯ Registered Nurse, Perioperative

Across the board. Different specialties, different hospitals, different starting points β€” same result. πŸ’™

πŸ“Š Points on the invitations: 75 and 80. Not minimums. Not hopeful estimates. Claims that were built properly and evidenced properly, months before today.

Because here is the thing nobody says out loud. Today was never the hard part. Today was just the day the system caught up with the work. πŸ’ͺ

✈️ Not one of them has set foot in Australia for this. Every step done from where they already live, around their shifts.

πŸ™ Congratulations. You did the shifts, you chased the referees, you sat the exams and followed our expert strategy to secure an invitation. Thank you for trusting us. We cannot wait to see you here. πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί

And to everyone watching this thinking it will never be you β€” it was not them either, eighteen months ago. πŸ’«

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DISCLAIMER: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts from SOLVi Migration and its associated entities. Content in these posts is not immigration or legal advice, does not substitute for such advice and must not be relied upon for the purpose. The content is designed to give general education and information only (current only at the time of publication and subject to change). Please consult an Australian Lawyer or MARA registered agent for professional advice before you make any type of application.

Nurses: it is not one application. It is four πŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊNurses have been building careers and lives in Australia for decades, an...
15/10/2026

Nurses: it is not one application. It is four πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί

Nurses have been building careers and lives in Australia for decades, and there is a clear path to doing it. It helps to know from the outset what that path actually involves.

Four separate processes, run by four different organisations. Once you can see all four, it becomes far more manageable.

🩺 AHPRA is registration. This is what allows you to practise as a nurse in Australia.

πŸ“‹ ANMAC is a skills assessment for your visa. A different body, running a different process.

πŸ—£οΈ English is required by more than one of them, and the requirements are not identical.

πŸ›‚ Then the visa itself. Employer sponsored, or skilled independent. Both are genuine routes, and which one suits you depends entirely on your circumstances.

Those circumstances matter more than you might expect. Where you trained, what you trained in, when you qualified and how much experience you hold all shape your position. So does the law as it stands today, because migration law and registration requirements both change.

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DISCLAIMER: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts from SOLVi Migration and its associated entities. Content in these posts is not immigration or legal advice, does not substitute for such advice and must not be relied upon for the purpose. The content is designed to give general education and information only (current only at the time of publication and subject to change). Please consult an Australian Lawyer or MARA registered agent for professional advice before you make any type of application.

14/10/2026

UK nurses: the job is the same. Everything around it is not πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί

If you trained and worked in the NHS, you already have what Australia is looking for. What changes is the system you work inside.

🩺 Registration moves from the NMC to AHPRA. Different body, different requirements, and it is what allows you to practise here.

πŸ“‹ Pay and conditions sit in state awards and enterprise agreements rather than national banding, so they vary by state and by employer.

βš–οΈ And in parts of Australia, the minimum number of nurses on your shift is written into law. Not negotiated. Legislated.

🌏 Then there is the part that does not fit in a list. Space, weather, and a working life that leaves room for the rest of your life.

None of this is a criticism of where you trained. The NHS builds excellent nurses, and that is exactly why Australia wants you.

Rhea's take on making the move is in the reel.

Comment "AUSSIE" if you're ready to migrate to Australia.



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DISCLAIMER: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts from SOLVi Migration and its associated entities. Content in these posts is not immigration or legal advice, does not substitute for such advice and must not be relied upon for the purpose. The content is designed to give general education and information only (current only at the time of publication and subject to change). Please consult an Australian Lawyer or MARA registered agent for professional advice before you make any type of application.

Nurses moving to Australia: AHPRA and ANMAC are not the same thing πŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊThey get mixed up constantly, and it costs nurses t...
13/10/2026

Nurses moving to Australia: AHPRA and ANMAC are not the same thing πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί

They get mixed up constantly, and it costs nurses time.

Two different organisations. Two different jobs.

🩺 AHPRA is registration. It is what allows you to work as a nurse in Australia.

πŸ“‹ ANMAC is a skills assessment. It is part of your visa application.

One does not replace the other, and getting one does not get you the other.

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