​FAQs

After receiving final acceptance from APHRA, your practice will work on the Stage 2 Nomination Application for you and your family. This involves submitting your details to the department, and you will soon receive your sponsorship Transaction Reference Number (TRN).

You don't need to bring your dependants (spouse and children) with you when you first arrive on your 482 visa. Many GPs choose to settle into their new job and life before arranging visas for their family. However, it's advisable to include their details in the initial nomination to avoid additional nominations and fees later. For specific advice, consult an immigration specialist or the Department of Home Affairs.

The excellent news is that the government has a dedicated website for you to use. To compare policies, all you need is the type of cover you want, who the policy will cover, and where you live. PrivateHealth.gov.au contains details of every health insurance policy available in Australia.

https://www.health.gov.au/resources/apps-and-tools/compare-health-insurance-policies

Hiring an immigration lawyer is not mandatory, but it can be beneficial. While no one can guarantee a specific timeline for immigration results, a lawyer ensures that all your documents are correctly submitted. If there are delays, the lawyer can contact immigration to resolve any issues, potentially speeding up the process.

Yes, we’re very glad to be able to recommend an excellent immigration expert.

Chioma Amaechi, Immigration Solicitor law@calegalmigration.com.au https://calegalmigration.com.au/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/chioma-amaechi-61b9b090/?originalSubdomain=au

Chioma has an excellent understanding of immigration, and has a lot of experience helping General Practitioners and their families moving to Australia.