Just type and press 'enter'

Munro Doig Lawyers
08 9426 6222
  • About Us
  • Our Team
  • Practice Areas
    • Federal and State Taxation
      • Capital Gains Tax
      • Goods and Services Tax
      • Pay-roll Tax
      • Tax Litigation
      • Transfer Duty and Landholder Duty
    • Superannuation
    • Migration
    • Trusts and Estate Planning
    • Commercial
    • Property
  • Industry Sectors
    • Aboriginal Corporations
    • Accounting and Finance
    • Charities
    • Health Professionals
    • Manufacturing
    • Migration Professionals
    • Primary Industry
    • Property Development
    • Retail and Franchising
  • Latest News
  • Contact

Tags: migration law

Home / migration law

Latest News

  • Recent Articles
    • Family Trust Distribution Tax – General Interest Charge Remission Window
    • Sponsorship Compliance: Why It Matters for Employers and Visa Holders
    • The New Ministerial Intervention Regime Post-Davis
    • Accessing Super on Compassionate Grounds or Due to Financial Hardship
  • Archive
    • February 2026
    • November 2025
    • October 2025
    • September 2025
  • Tags
    Religious Assistants compliance ENS religious worker visas SID visa permanent residency Ministers of Religion Subclass 408 MORLA binding death benefit nomination SID associated entities SESR FTDT family trust 485 visa Hong Kong dgr graduate visa school building fund ATO Church tax lawyer migration lawyer skilled migration; TSS visa executing documents enduring power of attorney RSMS visa Buddhist Society of WA news 186 TRT Visa resident return visas wills small business trusts work visa 457 visa Employer Sponsored Visas superannuation law travel ban taxation tax law Covid-19 estate planning migration law visas superannuation visa migration
  • no image The New Ministerial Intervention Regime Post-Davis Melissa Phan|12th November 2025

    Background On 12 April 2023, the High Court of Australia in Davis v Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs; DCM20 v Secretary of the Department of Home Affairs [2023] HCA 10 held that the Minister’s Guidelines...

    Read more
  • no image A Busy Start to the Year: Introducing the Skills in Demand Visa and Other Developments in the Employer-Sponsorship Space Lester Ong|7th February 2025

    Since 21 March 2023, when the Review of the Migration System Final Report (also known as the Parkinson Review) was released, changes have been creeping into the employer-sponsored visa system. The capstone changes were announced to come into effect in Nov...

    Read more
  • no image Upcoming Changes to Skilled Migration and What it Means for You Lester Ong|29th September 2023

    Recent media reports are signalling that significant changes to skilled migration are on foot. For example, the Australian Financial Review reported that businesses will be able to bring in foreign skilled workers on potentially as little as $120,000 in a...

    Read more
  • no image Budget 2021 and its Implications for Migration Lester Ong|13th May 2021

    Budget 2021 was released on Tuesday night.  Amongst some of the headline items are: Australia’s “economic engine is roaring back to life”, according to Treasurer Josh Frydenberg; economic growth is forecast to reach 4.2% in 2021-2022; and ...

    Read more
  • no image Update for Hong Kong Passport Holders Melissa Phan|28th August 2020

    In an earlier article, we provided an overview of extended visa pathways for Hong Kong passport holders based on the Federal Government’s announcement on 9 July 2020 but noted that legislation had not yet been promulgated. The Migration Amendment (Ho...

    Read more
  • no image Extended Visa Pathways for Hong Kong Passport Holders Melissa Phan|7th August 2020

    Recently, the Australian Government released a statement in response to the developing political situation in Hong Kong outlining what appears to be concessional visa pathways for Hong Kong passport holders. Whilst the new Government policy is respondi...

    Read more
  • no image Can You be Trapped in Australia? Travel Ban Exemptions for Australian Citizens and Residents Wishing to Leave Lester Ong|10th July 2020

    In a previous article, I wrote about how the travel ban in place during the COVID-19 pandemic affects travellers wishing to enter Australia.  However, there is also a corresponding ban in place for Australian citizens and Australian permanent residents w...

    Read more
  • no image Recovering Permanent Residency After a Long Absence from Australia Lester Ong|23rd June 2020

    In my practice as a migration lawyer, I often come across two myths. The first myth is that permanent residency is, well, permanent. In fact, this is only partially true. A person who is granted a permanent visa is in fact granted two distinct but rela...

    Read more
  • no image What the New Australian Travel Ban Means for You Lester Ong|23rd March 2020

    On Friday 20 March 2020 at 6 pm (Western Australian Standard time), new travel bans to Australia came into effect to prevent overseas travelers from entering Australia. The ban does not affect: Australian citizens; Australian permanent resident...

    Read more

Contact us for a Consultation

    arrow

    Fill out the above form to arrange an initial consultation. Don’t worry, we never share your information or use it to spam you.

    • Our commitment is to provide first-class quality advice and assistance; clear easy-to-read documents; and innovative solutions. We look forward to helping you.
    • We're a leading private client services law firm in Perth with an ethos to answer your questions and solve your problems.
    Munro Doig Lawyers

    Contact Us

    • 08 9426 6222
    • email us
    • L8/220 St Georges Tce,
      Perth WA 6000
    • linkedin
    • ABOUT
    • PRACTICE AREAS
    • INDUSTRY Sectors
    • LATEST NEWS
    • CONTACT

    © 2026 Munro Doig Lawyers | Privacy Policy | Disclaimer | Sitemap | Website Design by c4 Digital Agency