Show Notes
What should you do after lodging an ART review?
Many applicants assume that once an ART review has been lodged, the only thing left to do is wait for the hearing and final decision. But waiting does not mean you should stop planning.
In this episode, Alex and Jasmine explain why the ART waiting period can be a critical time to prepare a second visa pathway. They discuss Bridging Visas, the Section 48 bar, skilled migration options such as 190 and 491, the 494 regional employer-sponsored pathway, employer sponsorship, and onshore Partner Visa applications involving Schedule 3.
The key message is simple: don’t wait until the ART decision to start thinking about what comes next. Use the waiting period to build a genuine backup pathway.
More from Australian Migration Talks
In this episode of *Australian Migration Talks*, Alex and Jasmine discuss why applicants must be honest with their Migration Agent, using a case involving a disputed English test result and an s57 notice from the Department of Home Affairs. They explain what an s57 notice means, why taking a new English test may not resolve concerns about an earlier document, and how withholding information can complicate a visa application. The discussion highlights the importance of truthful disclosure, careful verification and addressing potential problems as early as possible.
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In this episode, Alex and Jasmine explain why an s56 Request for Further Information should not simply be treated as a document checklist.
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