by admin | May 22, 2018 | Asylum Seeker News, Citizenship, Family Visas, Migration
Update on Proposed Changes to Australian Citizenship Requirements: In 2017, the Australian Government announced its intention to amend the eligibility requirements for Australian citizenship. This included increasing the amount of time that a person must be living in...
by admin | May 16, 2018 | Appeals, Citizenship, Employment, Family Visas, Migration, Skilled Work and Business Visas
Shortly prior to her recent appearance at the Perth Small Business Expo, Sophie Manera principal lawyer at Rothstein Lawyers was interviewed by Nifnex about her work in the field of migration and employment law. The interview is here. Rothstein Lawyers is one of the...
by admin | May 16, 2018 | Family Visas, Migration, Visa Cancellation
The Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia has recently considered whether an adult child who is “incapacitated for work” must be wholly incapacitated in order to be eligible for grant of a Child visa. The Court held that a person need not be wholly...
by admin | Mar 28, 2018 | Family Visas, Migration
Pictured: Law Council Annual Migration Conference In Adelaide, 9 February 2018. Sophie Manera of Rothstein Lawyers presenting at the on the topic of Ethics and family relationship visas.
by admin | Sep 15, 2017 | Asylum Seeker News, Family Visas, Migration, Skilled Work and Business Visas
Are you thinking of applying for an Australian visa? Here are 5 things to consider: Check your eligibility Are you applying for the right visa subclass or stream? Did you know that there are 5 different streams within the Visitor Visa? Not to mention Electronic Travel...
Big changes for Australian immigration lawyers
“COVID-19 Pandemic event” visa announced
Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis: Changes to temporary visa holder arrangements
Covid-19 Update
Article on Subclass 491 and 189 Visas – 10/2/20
Mentoring
Lawyers Weekly Women In Law Awards
Firm principal Sophie Manera has been named one of the 3 best immigration lawyers in Perth
Law Society of Western Australia’s Lawyers Make A Difference campaign
Introduction of new skilled regional visas