Invitation Letters That Actually Work: A Checklist for Australian Businesses
What a visa invitation or support letter must contain, the wording that sinks applications, and the legislative test your letter is actually being read against.
What a visa invitation or support letter must contain, the wording that sinks applications, and the legislative test your letter is actually being read against.
Bringing an international artist to an Australian event? Your support letter, union consultation and itinerary duties, plus the offence for allowing work in breach.
The Subclass 408 Entertainment stream is the visa for performing in Australia. Sponsor or supporter, union consultation, the net employment benefit test explained.
Past three months, a Subclass 400 needs a strong business case. Why the non-ongoing test is stricter than it looks, and what it means for sponsoring businesses.
Vague business cases, ongoing work dressed as short projects, thin evidence and weak home ties. The refusal patterns we see most on Subclass 400 applications.
The Subclass 400 is for short, highly specialised, non-ongoing work. Here is what the criteria actually require, and when it is the wrong visa for your project.
Invited to an Australian convention or festival? Why showcasing your talent can count as work, why a visitor visa often will not cover it, and what will.
Attending a trade show on a Subclass 600 business visitor visa is allowed. Working at one often is not. Where the law draws the line, and what happens if you cross it.
Ten real scenarios for Subclass 600 business visitors, from board meetings to factory inspections, tested against condition 8115 and the business visitor definition.
What counts as work on an Australian visitor visa? The regulation 1.03 definition, conditions 8101 and 8115, and the unpaid-work trap explained in plain terms.