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Should I hire a migration lawyer to get my partner a tourist visa for Australia?

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May 2, 2024

10 months ago

Ian ********

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Hi just wanted to ask if anyone thought or have used an  migration lawyer to get there misses to Australia

Supplied all required docs and surety  for a  tourist visa and refused !  I understand it is quite difficult now that was about 5 months ago 

A mate got his girl in on a spouse visa easy as but that was 4/5 years ago shes now a permanent resident 

Im greatfull for uour input ! Ian

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking advice on whether to hire a migration lawyer after their partner's tourist visa to Australia was denied. They compare their situation to a friend's success in obtaining a spouse visa years prior. Comments suggest that understanding the reasons for visa denial is crucial and emphasize that the user is looking for Australian visa advice, not Thai visa guidance. There is also a suggestion to use travel history to strengthen future applications.

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Graham ******

Is she your wife or girlfriend? If you have regularly gone to Thailand over a number of years you could say that this will continue and she will be returning with you on your next visit. Use your travel history (passport stamps) to support this. I did something similar with my wife's UK Visa application.

10 months ago

Greta *****

This is Thai visa advice. You need Australian visa advice...

10 months ago

Thomas *********

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"Thailand visa advice - and everything else"

10 months ago

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Rob **********

Same thing happened to a friend of mine recently, the reason for denial will be outlined in the decision letter. I understand now it is very difficult, but if you can rectify the reason while it was denied you can apply again. My friend is reapplying now.

10 months ago

Ian ********

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@Rob *********

Refused because they said she would not return !

How do you prove that ! She has a son and owns her own home works for herself on farm makes good money ! 🤷

10 months ago

Will ************

@Ian *******

did you put in a hand written and signed letter by yourself stating you are paying for everything from plane tickets and all her spending in Aus , did you submit your own bank statements showing liquidity, did she submit a translation of all property she has in her name, did you state you will fly both ways with her and state you take full full responsibility if she breaks any visa rules. What you can submit as evidence is endless

10 months ago

Rob **********

@Ian *******

well she can’t prove that can she. As I said it is very hard now to get a visa, all you can do is try again at a future date, good luck.

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