Diagrams.

Below you will find a range of visa diagrams created by Salvo Migration to help you better understand the requirements of visas and other complex areas of Australian migration. We will continue to update these diagrams as we create them, so feel free to check back in regularly!
General
This diagram will help you understand the common pathways to permanent residency in Australia. For more information, you can watch our director and senior immigration lawyer, Martin Salvo, discuss this graphic in our video here.

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This diagram outlines all the visas to Australia in a single and easy to read image. For a detailed explanation of this graphic, you can also watch our director and senior immigration lawyer, Martin Salvo, in our video here.

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Sponsored Visas
This diagram helps breakdown and simplify the key criteria in all three stages of a Subclass 457 visa. For a detailed explanation of this graphic, see our blog here.


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This diagram helps breakdown and simplify the key criteria in both stages of a ENS Subclass (186) visa, including both the Direst Entry and Transition Stream. For a detailed explanation of this graphic, see our blog here.

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This diagram helps breakdown and simplify the key criteria in both stages of a RSMS Subclass (187) visa, including both the Direst Entry and Transition Stream. For a detailed explanation of this graphic, see our blog here.

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This diagram will help you determine which sponsored visa may be best suited to your specific circumstances. For a detailed explanation of this graphic, see our blog here.


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Skilled Visas
This diagram will help you determine which skilled visa you may be eligible for depending on your score against the points test. For a detailed explanation of this graphic, see our blog here.


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This diagram helps explain the key criteria in both streams of the Graduate Subclass 485 visa. For a detailed explanation of this graphic, see our blog here.


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Unsure of your options after you complete your studies in Australia? This diagram helps explains the common visas applied for by international students looking to stay in the country.  For a detailed explanation of this graphic, see our blog here.

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This diagram helps breakdown and clearly list the points awarded to applicants looking to apply for a skilled visa. For a detailed explanation of this graphic, see our blog here.

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Family Visas
This diagram helps explain what we have coined the 'Parent Visa Loophole', a process which allows parents to live permanently in Australia. For a detailed explanation of this graphic, see our blog here.

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This diagram helps demonstrate the process and timing of applying for an off-shore contributory parent visa. For a detailed explanation of this graphic, see our blog here.

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This diagram helps clarify the 'journey' that Australian partner visa applicants will experience if applying for a Partner visa from inside Australia. For a detailed explanation of this graphic, see our blog here.

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We are currently working on developing additional family visa diagrams including those that will further explain the following topics: 'Parent Visa Costs Breakdown', 'Child Visa Options' and 'Schedule 3 Partner Visa'  - just to name a few.

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