Every day, month and year Australian men fall madly in love with wonderful Khmer ladies in Cambodia and require visa services. Those in love, of course they want to be together, and that means Australian men wanting to bring their ladies to Australia from Cambodia. No one enters Australia without a visa, and that’s where Jeff Harvie and the team from Down Under Visa come in by providing visa services from Cambodia to Australia for Australian Khmer Couples.
Down Under Visa are THE people to contact if you want to bring your Khmer sweetheart from Cambodia to Australia. Whilst most of our visa applicants are Khmer girls, we also manage plenty of Australian visas for Khmer men, and for same-sex couples. The biggest and busiest Australian visa practice in South East Asia, yet still a family business who know all about being in your shoes. Australian Registered Migration Agents who do nothing but Australian visas for Australian couples including Australian Khmer couples, and with a strong reputation for success and an open, honest approach that used to be the way that Australian gentlemen did business. It still happens here!
So, only visa services for Australian Khmer couples.
That means:
Only temporary and permanent visas for those Khmer ladies who are involved romantically with Australian men. Onshore Partner Visas, Offshore Partner Visas and Prospective Marriage Visas (aka Fiancée Visas). And Tourist Visas for those Australian Khmer couples who are in relationships, but not quite ready to take the plunge and to commit to a permanent relationship. Nothing wrong with that!
If your relationship is young (or you need a divorce finalized) you can get a tourist visa to Australia and spend time enhancing your relationship, and wait until you’re both ready to take next step.
Need an Australian visa for your Khmer lady (or your Khmer man)? What visa options are available to you through Down Under Visa to help you to build your new family together?
Read the list below……and click on the links below to get more information on all the different visa services available to you!
DISCLAIMER
Information contained in this page is of a general nature. Informative, yes, but not a formula for preparing visa applications and should not be relied on as such. The devil is in the detail, rest assured. Australian migration law is complicated and Departmental decisions are inflexible and often final. Readers and future visa applicants and sponsors are advised to rely on professionals to ensure a happy outcome.
Visa Services – Cambodia to Australia
Offshore visa for those Khmer who wish to bring their fiancée to Australia and marry a bit later in Australia.
Onshore visa for those Khmer who are already married (in Cambodia before or in Australia) before applying, and are inside Australia already (normally on a tourist visa).
For those who can’t or don’t want to marry, Partner Visas and NZ Family Relationship Visas may be applied-for by those in existing and genuine de facto relationships as alterative to applying by marriage.
Offshore visa for those Khmer who wish to marry in Cambodia.
For New Zealanders who are settled in Australia with Subclass 444 Visas, and married to someone from Cambodia.
Visa Services – Cambodia to Australia
For those Khmer with Australian boyfriends or fiancees who wish to visit Australia from Cambodia to enhance their relationship, but know they must return.
A Sponsored Parent Bisa is the ideal solution for bringing your parent or parents from Cambodia to stay with you for a long time. They can stay for three years or they can stay for five years. And Sponsored Parent Visas may be renewed again making it possi-ble to have your parents stay for 10 years!
We know all too well what this will mean to young parents, struggling with two jobs and daycare issues. What could be better than having your parent in your home, as you would back in Cambodia. Talk to us today!
Often mistakenly called a “visa extension” (ie. “Can we get a visa extension?” or “Can we extend the visa?”). A new visa application for those Khmer already in Australia who wish to stay longer.
Visa Services – Cambodia to Australia
Offshore Child Visa for dependent children from Cambodia of Temporary Partner Visa holders.
Australian Citizenship grants for the biological children of Australian Citizens born in Cambodia.
Offshore Child Visa Services for dependent children from Cambodia of Permanent Partner Visa holders.
Citizenship Solutions – Cambodia to Australia
Australian Citizenship grants for the biological children of Australian Citizens born in Cambodia.
Australian Citizenship grants for those Australian Permanent Residents who treat Australia as their home and want to make it official.
Click to Get a Full Overview of Our Process & How We Work
Australian Registered Migration Agents are experts in Australian Migration Law, and professionally manage Australian visa applications. Highly educated in, and up to date in, Australian Migration Law and Departmental policies which are used to interpret the legislation (which the Department makes its decisions based on). We’re governed by the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA), & bound by a Code of Conduct. We’re required to maintain a professional library of legislation and policy which must be kept up-to-date, and we’re required to complete continual professional development (CPD) studies every year to keep abreast of the constantly changing rules and politics. And we need to pass stringent security and character checks. It’s also illegal for non-registered agents to give immigration advice in Australia.
Rather try to apply by yourself to save a bit of money? Please check the facts!
Basically? All of the above. But we try to do it better, and with a human touch! We know that immigration is one of the most major and often scary steps in life that any person will undertake, and we know that the hopes and dreams of often many people are tied-up in the outcome. Failures are traumatic, and can usually be avoided by experienced and skilled handling. At Down Under Visa, we leave nothing to chance!
We also have many years experience with the culture and bureaucracy of Cambodia. We live and work here in South East Asia all year. Mila Harvie (a qualified teacher) was born and educated here, and gives invaluable insight and support when cross-cultural confusion and miscommunication sets in. “Ate Mila” (local term for “older sister”) has helped and calmed many worried Khmer visa applicants over the years. She’s particularly good at dealing with Khmer. She takes personal care of the many brides and brides-to-be who are going through the spouse/partner visa and prospective marriage (fiancee) visa processes. It would be very difficult to find anybody else who has our level of experience and expertise in this specialised area.
This is a family operation. Jeff is the Registered Migration Agent, and personally manages every application. Mila helps the ladies with when needed. Remy Harvie (Jeff’s daughter) manages the office administration, and helps clients to fine-tune their visa requirements. You will never feel ignored, and we are known for our prompt responses as well as our practical, caring and no-nonsense guidance.
Down Under Visa Services – Cambodia to Australia
Do we need to commute to the Down Under Visa office again and again to “submit our papers” or to “get our requirements”? Are “requirements” one-size-fits-all? Down Under Visa are a bit more user-friendly and modern than that. No getting stuck with an office clerk who isn’t comfortable with speaking with Australians. And the convenience of your own personal online portal, the Migration Hub, which you can access 24/7. All in the comfort of home.
Download the DIBP .pdf factsheet Using a Migration Agent in Australia
What if as a result of bad advice or of trying to do it yourself you submit false statements as part of a visa application, or bogus documents….even unintentionally? You could be facing refusal AND a three year ban! If you have false identity papers or even if they are not convinced of your identity, you could also face a ten year ban! Please read HERE
Online migration “advice” forums? Good idea? Read HERE from my BLOG.
Go HERE to see the average migration agent fees charged for visa services by Migration Agents in Australia (courtesy of MARA). Government Visa Application Charges are separate. We tend to be around the upper-middle of the average-fee scale, and our clients tell us we are VERY reasonable in our professional fees! Rest assured that for each case and client we will give you a fixed price for the preparation of your application, agreed upon and contracted before any work gets done. No hidden extras and no charging for “documents” or other nonsense. And in most cases we’re happy for you to pay in installments up until the application is lodged.
We can give you a full costing of both our fees and the government visa application charges when you complete our free online assessment for visa eligibility.
We can’t promise to speed up the processing times of your visa applications, and anybody who tells you they can is a liar. We will give you an estimate of the waiting time for your visa right from the start, and we do everything we can to prepare a visa application that is trouble-free which will be processed by the Australian Embassy or the Department of Immigration without too many delays.
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NOTE: Jeff Harvie and main administrative staff are mostly in the Philippines office. Please do not (a) send documents or (b) attend the AUSTRALIAN office looking for assistance without a previous appointment.
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