Visitor Visas
Visitor Visas Australia – Tourist & Family Visit Visas (Subclass 600)
Many of our clients wish to visit Australia to see family and friends, take a holiday, or explore business and lifestyle opportunities. At Just Fair Law, our experienced Australian Visitor Visa Lawyers and Registered Migration Professionals assist clients worldwide with Australian Visitor Visas (Subclass 600) and other short-term travel visas.
We regularly advise clients across the Sunshine Coast, Brisbane, Sydney, and Australia-wide, as well as overseas applicants seeking to lawfully enter Australia on a temporary basis.
Australian Visitor Visa Lawyers & Migration Specialists
We assist with all Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) streams, including:
Tourist Visitor Visas
Family Sponsored Visitor Visas
Short-term visitor visas (up to 3 months)
Long-term visitor visas (up to 12 months, where eligible)
Visitor visa refusals and re-applications
If you are looking for a trusted Australian migration lawyer for visitor visas, our team can guide you through the process from start to finish.
Who Is the Visitor Visa For?
The Australian Visitor Visa is suitable for individuals who intend to visit Australia temporarily, including for:
Holidays and tourism
Visiting family or friends
Attending social or cultural events
Short-term non-business activities
In some circumstances, applicants may apply from outside Australia or while already in Australia, depending on the stream and visa conditions.
Genuine Temporary Entrant Requirement
A critical requirement for all visitor visas is demonstrating that you are a genuine temporary entrant. This means you must satisfy the Department of Home Affairs that you genuinely intend to stay in Australia temporarily and comply with visa conditions.
Failure to meet this requirement is one of the most common reasons for visitor visa refusals.
The Department may assess factors such as:
Your financial capacity to support yourself during your stay
Whether you have family, friends, or sponsors in Australia
Your employment, business, or study commitments overseas
Family ties in your home country
Assets such as property or investments outside Australia
Previous travel and visa history
Visitor Visa Refusals & Re-Applications
If your Australian visitor visa has been refused, it does not necessarily mean you cannot apply again.
In many cases, refusals occur because insufficient evidence was provided to demonstrate genuine temporary intention or financial capacity. Our firm has successfully assisted clients to reapply for visitor visas after refusals, including where applications were previously lodged independently or through another migration agent.
We carefully assess refusal reasons, strengthen supporting documentation, and advise on the best re-application strategy.
Visitor Visa Streams Explained
Tourist Stream
Allows visa holders to visit Australia for tourism or to visit family and friends for a temporary period.
Family Sponsored Stream
Allows Australian citizens or permanent residents to sponsor eligible family members. This stream may allow longer stays, but sponsors may be required to meet financial and sponsorship obligations.
Why Choose Just Fair Law?
Experienced Australian migration lawyers
Visitor visa applications and refusals
Strategic advice tailored to your circumstances
Assistance for onshore and offshore applicants
Serving Sunshine Coast, Brisbane, Sydney & Australia-wide
If you are planning to visit Australia and want clear, practical advice on the best visitor visa option and required documents, we encourage you to contact our office for an assessment.
Important Disclaimer
The information on this website is general information only and does not constitute legal or migration advice. Each application is assessed on a case-by-case basis. Please contact us for advice specific to your circumstances.
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