Migration Services

At DNJ Legal, we assist skilled professionals in navigating Australia’s points-tested visa programs, including subclass 189 (Skilled Independent visa), 190 (Skilled Nominated visa), and 491 (Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa). These visas are designed for individuals with qualifications and work experience in demand in Australia. 

The 189 visa allows eligible applicants to live and work anywhere in Australia without state or employer sponsorship. 

The 190 visa requires nomination by a state or territory government and provides permanent residency. 

The 491 visa is a provisional visa for skilled workers who are nominated by a regional area, offering a pathway to permanent residency through subclass 191. 

We provide tailored advice and end-to-end assistance with skills assessments, Expression of Interest (EOI), and state nominations to help maximise your chances of a successful outcome. 

At DNJ Legal, we specialise in employer-sponsored visa pathways, including subclass 482 (Temporary Skill Shortage visa), subclass 186 (Employer Nomination Scheme visa), and subclass 494 (Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) visa). 

These visas allow Australian businesses to sponsor skilled overseas workers to address genuine labour shortages. 

We have particular expertise in assisting medical practices and healthcare providers with the sponsorship of General Practitioners, Specialists, and other medical professionals, ensuring compliance with both immigration and healthcare industry regulations. Whether it's securing temporary work rights or a pathway to permanent residency, 

we provide end-to-end support with sponsorship approvals, nomination applications, and visa lodgements to deliver smooth and successful outcomes. 

At DNJ Legal, we assist entrepreneurs, investors, and business owners with a range of Australian business and investment visa options, including the Business Innovation and Investment Program (subclass 188 and 888 visas). 

These visas are designed for individuals seeking to establish or manage a business in Australia, or to invest in Australian enterprises. We provide tailored advice to clients from diverse industries—particularly across Asia—helping them navigate complex eligibility requirements, business plans, and state or territory nominations. 

Whether you're looking to launch a new venture, expand an existing business, or invest in Australia’s economy, our team offers strategic guidance and legal support every step of the way. 

 At DNJ Legal, we provide expert guidance on a wide range of family and partner visa pathways, including subclass 309/100 (Offshore Partner visa) and subclass 820/801 (Onshore Partner visa), helping Australian citizens and permanent residents reunite with their loved ones. 

We also assist with subclass 117 (Orphan Relative visa), Carer visas (subclass 116/836), and other family visas, including Parent visas such as subclass 103 (Parent), subclass 143 (Contributory Parent), and subclass 870 (Temporary Sponsored Parent).

Our team supports clients with preparing strong applications, addressing complex relationship evidence requirements, and navigating health, character, and sponsorship obligations. Whether your family is overseas or already in Australia, we are committed to achieving successful outcomes with compassion, care, and legal precision. 

At DNJ Legal, we assist clients with Tourist Stream visas (subclass 600), allowing individuals to visit Australia for holidays, family visits, or short-term non-work purposes. 

Whether you're applying from overseas or within Australia, we help prepare and lodge well-supported applications that demonstrate genuine temporary stay intentions, sufficient financial capacity, and strong ties to your home country. 

We also assist with sponsor-supported visitor visas, where Australian citizens or permanent residents wish to invite family members for a visit. 

Our team ensures that your application meets all legal requirements and is presented clearly to maximise your chances of approval. 

At DNJ Legal, we have extensive experience in representing clients seeking protection under Australia’s refugee and humanitarian visa programs, including subclass 866 (Permanent Protection visa), subclass 785 (Temporary Protection visa – TPV), and subclass 790 (Safe Haven Enterprise visa – SHEV). 

We specialise in complex asylum matters, particularly for individuals who arrived in Australia as Irregular Maritime Arrivals (IMAs). Our team provides comprehensive legal support throughout the protection visa process—from preparing detailed protection claims to representing applicants before the Department of Home Affairs, the Immigration Assessment Authority (IAA), and in judicial review proceedings. 

We are committed to helping individuals who fear persecution, serious harm, or human rights violations find safety and stability in Australia. 

At DNJ Legal, we represent clients in complex visa refusal and cancellation matters before the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) and the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART). 

We specialise in preparing detailed review submissions, managing urgent appeals, and presenting strong legal arguments to challenge negative decisions made by the Department of Home Affairs. Whether it involves a protection visa, partner visa, skilled visa, or sponsor-related issue, our team ensures that every aspect of your case is thoroughly examined and strategically presented. 

With extensive experience in both merits and judicial review processes, we are committed to giving clients the best possible chance of success at the review stage. 

At DNJ Legal, we provide dedicated representation for clients undergoing review by the Immigration Assessment Authority (IAA), which handles fast-track reviews of protection visa refusals for certain applicants, including Irregular Maritime Arrivals (IMAs). 

The IAA operates under strict limitations, often without holding hearings, making it crucial to present a clear and compelling written submission. 

Our team has extensive experience preparing detailed protection claims, addressing credibility concerns, and responding to adverse information within the limited timeframe allowed. 

We are committed to ensuring that every client’s case is presented thoroughly and effectively, maximising their chance of a positive outcome under this expedited review process. 

At DNJ Legal, we represent clients in complex immigration matters before the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) and the Federal Court of Australia, particularly where judicial review is required following visa refusals or cancellations. 

These courts assess whether a legal or jurisdictional error was made by the Department of Home Affairs, the AAT/ART, or the IAA. Our team is experienced in preparing and filing judicial review applications, drafting detailed affidavits and submissions, and managing all procedural requirements of the court.

We work in close collaboration with experienced counsel (barristers) who specialise in migration law to provide clients with strong, strategic courtroom representation. 

From initial case assessment to final hearing, we ensure each matter is thoroughly prepared and presented, giving our clients the best possible opportunity to succeed in challenging adverse decisions and protecting their legal rights.