Melton Migration

18/10/2026

Melton Migration

17/10/2026

Melton Migration
Your trusted partner for Australian migration journey

17/10/2026

FAMILY VISAS | Reunite with Your Loved Ones 🇦🇺

Planning to reunite with your family in Australia? 🇦🇺

Australia offers different family visa pathways depending on your relationship, circumstances and eligibility.

At Melton Migration, we can help you understand the available visa options and guide you through the application process.

Our family visa services include:

Australian Family Visa Subclasses

🔹 Partner Visa – Subclasses 300(prospective marriage), 309/100, 820/801
🔹 Parent Visa – Subclasses 103, 143, 173, 804, 864, 884, 870
🔹 Child Visa – Subclasses 101, 802
🔹 Carer Visa – Subclasses 116, 836
🔹 Aged Dependent Relative Visa – Subclasses 114, 838
🔹 Remaining Relative Visa – Subclasses 115, 835
🔹 Orphan Relative Visa – Subclasses 117, 837
🔹 Adoption Visa – Subclass 102
🔹 Dependent Child Visa – Subclass 445

Every case is different. Understanding the relevant visa requirements and preparing the appropriate supporting documents are important steps in the application process.

📩 Contact Melton Migration to discuss your circumstances and explore your options.

📍 Melbourne: +61 452 077 102 📍 Sydney: +61 469 817 807 📧 [email protected] 🌐 meltonmigration.com, MARN2518732

Visa eligibility and outcomes depend on individual circumstances and applicable Australian immigration requirements.

15/10/2026

🇦🇺 AUSTRALIA SUBCLASS 189 INVITATION ROUND — LATEST UPDATE

Have you received an invitation for Australia’s Skilled Independent visa (Subclass 189)?

The invitation round has taken place, and invited applicants can now focus on the next stage of their Australian skilled migration journey.

The Subclass 189 visa is a points-tested skilled migration pathway that allows eligible skilled workers to apply for Australian permanent residency without requiring sponsorship from an employer, state, or territory.

Receiving an invitation is an important milestone. However, applicants must still meet the relevant visa requirements and provide the necessary supporting documents before a decision can be made on their application.

✅ Received an invitation? What should you do next?

Before submitting your visa application, it is important to:

🔹 Review your invitation: Check the details and application deadline specified in your invitation.

🔹 Check your eligibility: Ensure that you meet the applicable visa requirements.

🔹 Prepare your documents: Make sure your supporting documents are accurate, complete, and consistent with the information provided in your Expression of Interest (EOI).

🔹 Prepare your application carefully: Ensure that all required information and documents are provided within the specified timeframe.

📩 Need assistance with your Subclass 189 visa application?

Melton Migration can assist you with the visa application process and help you understand the next steps based on your individual circumstances.

📞 Melbourne: +61 452 077 102
🌐 Website: meltonmigration.com
📧 Email: [email protected]

Melton Migration
MARN: 2518732

Disclaimer: This post is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or migration advice. An invitation does not guarantee visa approval. Eligibility and visa outcomes depend on individual circumstances and the applicable Australian immigration laws and requirements. Applicants should seek professional advice regarding their specific circumstances.

10/10/2026

📢 UNLOCK YOUR CAREER WITH MELTON MIGRATION!

Are you currently studying law in Victoria and interested in building practical experience in the field of Australian Migration Law?

Melton Migration is seeking enthusiastic and motivated law students who are eager to learn, develop their skills, and gain real-world exposure to the migration law field.

Requirements:
✅ Currently enrolled in a law degree in Victoria
✅ Excellent communication skills
✅ A genuine interest in Migration Law
✅ Preferably based in Western Melbourne

📩 How to Apply:
Send your resume to [email protected]

🌐 Website: www.meltonmigration.com

📍 Location: Melton South, Victoria 3338

Take the next step towards your professional future with Melton Migration!

09/10/2026

🇦🇺 SKILLED INDEPENDENT VISA (SUBCLASS 189) – EOI UPDATE!

⚠️ Important Reminder: 15 October 2026

Are you waiting for an invitation to apply for Australia's Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189)?

With reports of a possible invitation round on 15 October 2026, now is a good time to review your Expression of Interest (EOI) in SkillSelect.

✅ What Should You Do Now?

🔹 Review Your EOI: Make sure your employment history, qualifications, English language results and other personal details are accurate and up to date.

🔹 Check Your Points Score: Ensure all points claimed are supported by valid evidence, including your skills assessment and English test results.

🔹 Verify Your Occupation: Confirm that your nominated occupation and ANZSCO code are correct and supported by a suitable skills assessment.

🔹 Update Before Invitation: Make any necessary changes to your EOI before receiving an invitation. Incorrect information or unsupported points claims could affect your visa application.

📌 Important: The reported 15 October invitation round should not be treated as officially confirmed unless announced by the Department of Home Affairs. An EOI does not guarantee an invitation.

Need Professional Assistance?

At Melton Migration, we can assist you with:

✔ Skilled migration points assessment
✔ EOI preparation and review
✔ Occupation and skills assessment guidance
✔ Subclass 189, 190 and 491 visa applications

MELTON MIGRATION
| MARN 2518732

📞 0452 077 102 (Melbourne) | 0469 817 807 (Sydney)
🌐 www.meltonmigration.com
📧 [email protected]

Whether you are planning to migrate or to study in Australia or overseas, Melton Migration provides trusted,structured, and strategic guidance to help you achieve your goals.

09/10/2026

Another Successful Outcome at Melton Migration!

🇦🇺 Subclass 417 Working Holiday Visa – Permission to Work Beyond Six Months Granted!

We are pleased to share that our client has successfully obtained permission from the Department of Home Affairs to continue working with the same employer beyond the six-month limitation under visa condition 8547.

Under this condition, Working Holiday visa (subclass 417) holders are generally restricted to working for the same employer for a maximum of six months, unless an exemption applies or permission is granted.

What does this approval mean for our client?

✅ Can continue working with the same employer beyond six months.

✅ Can remain employed with that employer for the remaining duration of the current Working Holiday visa.

✅ Can maintain employment continuity without changing employers solely because of the six-month limitation.

Are you facing the same situation?

If you hold a subclass 417 or 462 visa and wish to continue working for your current employer beyond six months, you may be eligible for an exemption or permission from the Department, depending on your circumstances.

At Melton Migration, we assist employers and visa holders with understanding condition 8547 and preparing requests for permission to work beyond six months.

📞 0452 077 102 (Melbourne) | 0469 817 807 (Sydney)

📧 [email protected]

🌐 www.meltonmigration.com

Melton Migration

Registered Migration Agent | MARN 2518732

Disclaimer: Permission is subject to individual circumstances and Departmental assessment. Approval is not guaranteed.

05/10/2026

Major Change to Australian Student Visas: New Rules for Dependent Family Members

From 2 October 2026, significant changes apply to the Student visa (Subclass 500), particularly for students who want to bring their partner or dependent children to Australia.

Under the new rules, most Student visa applicants can no longer include dependent family members in their Student visa application. Importantly, the previous subsequent entrant pathway has also been removed: once a Student visa has been granted, a student cannot later add a partner or dependent child as a Student visa subsequent entrant. There are no exemptions to the subsequent-entrant restriction.

Limited exemptions allow certain applicants to include family members with their Student visa application, including:
- PhD students
- DFAT or Defence-sponsored students
- Foreign government scholarship recipients
- Certain eligible students from Pacific countries and ASEAN member countries
- Some existing Student visa holders whose family members are already included on their current Student visas, subject to specific requirements.

There are transitional protections. Student visa applications lodged before 2 October 2026, including applications containing family members, continue to be assessed under the rules that applied when they were lodged. Immigration and citizenship Website

What does this mean for international students?
Students planning to study in Australia should now consider their family arrangements before lodging the Student visa application. Assuming that a spouse or child can simply apply later as a subsequent entrant could result in serious problems under the new rules.
Melton Migration

| MARN 2518732
📞 0452 077 102 | 0469 817 807
✉️ [email protected]
🌐 meltonmigration.com
Disclaimer: This is general information only and does not constitute migration advice. Eligibility depends on individual circumstances and the law applicable at the time of application.

03/10/2026

Australian Visitor Visa update