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Questra Immigration Migration Agency in Australia
🔹Visas | Skills Assessment
🔹Permanent Residency | Citizenship
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1. MIGRATION PLAN: Discover and understand all your permanent visa options with one single consultation.

2. JOB READY PROGRAM: A four-stage employment-based skills assessment program that allows recent trade qualified graduates to demonstrate their job readiness in an Australian workplace and apply for permanent residency.

3. SKILLS ASSESSMENTS: The first step in your migration process is often undertaking a skills assessment. A mandatory requirement for general skilled migration visas or permanent employer-sponsored visas.

4. THE GRADUATE VISA: If you’re an international student that’s about to graduate, you may be eligible to stay in Australia with full work rights.

5. EMPLOYER SPONSORED VISAS: If you’re currently working in Australia or have a job offer, your employer may be able to sponsor you for temporary work and permanent residence.

6. GENERAL SKILLED MIGRATION: If you have the right skills and expertise, then you may be able to pursue general skilled migration pathways to temporary and permanent residence.

7. PARTNER VISAS: If you’re in a relationship with an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible NZ citizen you may be eligible for a partner visa.

8. OTHER MIGRATION SERVICES: Including ( Citizenship, Family visas, Visa Refusal appeal & cancellation.

19/10/2026

Does your employer need to be a big company to sponsor you? 🇦🇺

A small team doesn’t automatically mean sponsorship is off the table. What matters is whether the business meets the relevant requirements and has a genuine role to fill.

Working for a small business? It could be a conversation worth having. 💬

Not sure if your employer can sponsor you? Comment “SPONSOR” below and our team will get in touch.

14/10/2026

💬 Want to understand how these changes may affect your migration options?

Contact Questra Immigration to book a consultation with one of our Registered Migration Agents.

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12/10/2026

Want to know how the new rules could affect you? Read our latest blog for a detailed breakdown of the changes. Link in bio.

From 2 October 2026, new rules affect Student visa (subclass 500) applications, particularly for people applying from within Australia and those wanting to include family members.

Most temporary visa holders can no longer apply for a Student visa while in Australia, and new restrictions apply to including family members.

If you already hold a Student visa, your current visa is not affected.

Some exemptions apply, so it’s important to understand how the new rules may apply to your circumstances.

Congratulations She came for a holiday. She found a place to call home💛 When she first visited Australia in 2013, she ne...
07/10/2026

Congratulations
She came for a holiday. She found a place to call home💛

When she first visited Australia in 2013, she never imagined where that trip would lead. Years later, after studying, working and navigating different visas, she received the news she had been waiting for: her permanent residency was approved. 🎉

For her, it meant more than a visa grant. It meant being able to plan her future in the place she loved, with a little less uncertainty and a whole lot of relief.

We’re so happy to have supported her through this milestone. Thank you for trusting our team with such an important part of your journey.

Swipe to read her story and her advice for others taking their next step. →

05/10/2026

Working towards PR in Australia? Your occupation could be worth a closer look.

Australia’s updated skilled visa processing priorities include healthcare, construction, education, resources, agriculture, aquaculture and fishing, along with occupations related to law enforcement and defence.

But what does that mean for you?

Priority processing doesn’t automatically make you eligible for a visa or guarantee PR. Your occupation, qualifications, experience and English level still matter, as do the requirements of your chosen pathway.

💬 Comment “PR”, and we’ll send you our eligibility check.

30/09/2026

🚨 Australian visa processing times have been updated for September 2026!

Watch the reel for the latest estimated timeframes for the 482, 186, 485 and 801 visas.

Remember: processing times are a guide only and may vary depending on each application.

Save this reel for future reference and share it with someone waiting for a visa update.

Do you want to get Australian Permanent Residency? Comment PR, and we’ll send more information.

28/09/2026

POV: You’re handling the visa stress so well 😅🇦🇺

Meanwhile, you’re checking every document five times and constantly wondering if you’re doing everything correctly.

Your migration journey doesn’t have to feel this overwhelming.

Getting professional advice can help you understand your options and avoid unnecessary mistakes.

Let us handle the hard part. Book a consultation with one of our registered migration agents.

21/09/2026

ANOTHER LOVE STORY CONTINUES IN AUSTRALIA!

Congratulations to our client on the successful grant of their Partner Visa!

Behind every Partner Visa application is a unique story, a shared future and the hope of building a life together. We’re so happy to have supported our client throughout this journey and to celebrate this exciting outcome with them.

Thinking about applying for a Partner Visa?

We can help you understand your options, the evidence you may need and the next steps for your application.

Comment PARTNER below and we’ll send you a Free Eligibility Check

18/09/2026

Australia’s migration system is changing and several visa categories could be affected.

On 17 September 2026, the Government has announced proposed changes involving:

💠 Student visas and secondary applicants
💠 Visitor visas and “No Further Stay” conditions
💠 Second and third Working Holiday visas
💠 Skilled migration and priority sectors

⚠️ Important: Not all of these changes are in effect yet. They are expected to be introduced progressively, and the final details and commencement dates will matter.

Migration rules can change quickly, so staying informed is key.

Follow Questra Immigration for the latest Australian migration and visa updates.

16/09/2026

6 WAYS YOU COULD GET AUSTRALIAN PR

There’s no single pathway to Australian permanent residency. The right option depends on your skills, work experience, location, employer and personal circumstances.

Here are six pathways that may be worth exploring:

189 – Skilled Independent

Have skilled work experience and enough points? You may be able to apply without state or employer sponsorship.

190 – Skilled Nominated

If an Australian state or territory needs your skills, you may be eligible for nomination and a pathway to PR.

491 → 191

Open to living and working in regional Australia? This could lead to permanent residency if you meet the requirements.

482 → 186

If an eligible employer wants to sponsor you, you may be able to start on a temporary visa and later transition to PR.

494 → 191

Have a job opportunity with an eligible regional employer? This pathway could also lead to permanent residency.

Partner Visa Pathway

If your partner is an Australian citizen or permanent resident, you may be able to apply based on your genuine relationship.

Every migration journey looks different—and the right pathway for someone else may not be the right one for you.

Not sure which option could fit your situation? Comment “PR”, and we’ll send you more information.

Eligibility criteria and visa requirements apply.

Address

110A/620 St Kilda Road
Melbourne, VIC
3004

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61434351266

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