What advice can help an Australian arrange a visit visa for his Thai girlfriend after a rejection?

Sep 25, 2023
a year ago
Kraig *******
ORIGINAL POSTER
Seeking some advice for a friend, he's Australian and trying to arrange a visit visa for his Thai GF to go to visit Australia.

She works for well known high street pharmacy and she does own some land in tourist area in South.

She was rejected initially and now on second application the agent is saying her salary too low.

Any guidance or advice on how this can be fixed?

Appreciate any pointers
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TLDR : Answer Summary
An Australian is seeking advice for his Thai girlfriend's visitor visa application to Australia, after her initial application was rejected due to her low salary. Comments suggest various strategies to strengthen her application, such as having her partner financially sponsor her, including affidavits from both partners and family members, proving her assets and financial stability, and ensuring clarity about their relationship. Emphasis is also placed on preparing necessary documents and possibly providing evidence of her intention to return to Thailand.
Jhon *******
Forget the agents. As others have said do it yourself.State clearly your connection. That you are inviting her to join you for a holiday and that you will be

responsible for her while she is in Australia and guarantee her return to Thailand when her visa is up.Good luck. Perseverance shows commitment.
John ********
Not her salary to low, it's not enough savings in her bank for the time in Oz.

You should show your money asap guarantee to sponsor her.
JC ***************************
Also something particularly useful is one of his mates here in Australia making an affidavit confirming they are aware of their relationship and that they plan or that he plans to bring her for a visit to Australia for a certain period of time and that (the friend writing the affidavit) knows this to be a bona fide relationship and that she will be coming as a genuine tourist/visitor for the purposes of getting formally introduced to his family and that she has no intention of overstaying. The more affidavits and letters of support the stronger her case.
JC ***************************
A supporting letter or affidavit from her Australian partner and also from his family confirming she is coming to visit them always helps, especially if they state that they will be financially responsible for her visit to Australia
Paul *********
Do your research Australia is a country of huge contrasts
Mark **********
Agent messed our last application, put contradictory leaving dates, which was one of the reasons stated on refusal letter. That was 6 years ago, just applied again doing it ourselves and could kick myself for using and paying an agent when the process is easy enough todo yourself on line
จอนห์ *******
Just get married, makes things slighty easier 😁
Us *****
What's there in Australia besides the Sydney Opera House? I told my Thai gf that there's nothing in America but homeless people. Save yourself some money buddy.
Ruth *******
@Phil *****
thank you for the list. I’m hoping to visit next year 🙂.
Frank **********
@Us ****
that is mostly democrat states.
Phil ******
@Roberto ********
updated thanks
Roberto *********
@Phil *****
What about the Great Barrier Reef? Surely that's Australia's premier world class attraction?
Phil ******
@Us ****
Rotto, UNESCO World Heritage site, Kakadu National Park, Sapphire Coast, Kangaroo Island, Far North Queensland, Great Ocean Road, Barossa Valley, Exmouth Dive and Whalesharks Ningaloo

Exmouth, and the Kimberley Ranges Great Barrier Reef and a few more places of interest
Billy **********
Visas sound like an absolute shit fight.. Wish i could easily show some Thai friends our home country/countries
จอนห์ *******
@Billy *********
do a vlog for them then 🤷‍♂️
Phil ******
@Kraig ******
get her partner to sponsor her. Thats simple
Mark **********
@Phil *****
yes, lots of photos and all the paperwork we have so fingers crossed now. Thankfully we still had the old refusal letter so were able to address each of the reasons they mentioned
Phil ******
@Mark *********
hope this was mentioned in your application with scans of title docs and photos
Mark **********
@Phil *****
we beeen together 8 years now and have a 4 year old Son, only income is what I provide and that is paid weekly into her account. We have now just finished building a coffee shop and restaurant but not trading yet so no income from that but now have the paper work to say she owns property & land so fingers crossed on our latest application for her
Phil ******
@Mark *********
put it in your account and ฿10k "drip-feed"it into her account. It will give home affairs the idea she has regular income from another source. Ask her if she gets any cash income to put it into the bank account too.
Kraig *******
ORIGINAL POSTER
@Wayne ********
this is from the agent and I said the same, she has cash in the bank and has done for a few years. All sounds a nightmare but I said I'd ask around. I've shared the advice, appreciate the support👍🏻
Mark **********
@Phil *****
I put 60k into partners account and it was one of the reasons stated on the refusal letter. If u are gona put money into her account make sure its at least 6 months before application
Phil ******
@Kev ********
I've done 8 Successful 600 applications and yes I provide all documentation advise the OP no me.
Kev *********
@Phil *****
just open an Immi account. If they need more docs they will request usually. I had a deportation case but got the lady back in. It took a year mind you. Any help I can give is free.
Phil ******
@Kev ********
sure I only failed in 1 of many applications so that's why I engaged Siam Legal. I cannot see the application documents.
Kev *********
The single most important thing is that she has financial stability / security in her homeland and a solid reason for why she will not stay in Aus. Having kids/ dependent family is a poor reason and can go against the applicant. A letter from an employer, tax submissions (if self employed) proof of assets, land, gold etc can help.
Wayne *********
@Kraig ******
could be more to it than just her salary has he seen the actual response from Australia saying why it was declined or taking the agents word for it ?
Kev *********
@Phil *****
Not as simple as you say Phil. It used to be but not any more.
Phil ******
@Kraig ******
ok. A sponsorship for a tourist Visa is different from an invitation. He needs to submit his bank details not hers. However get him to stick ฿50k into her bank before they as may ask when he submits a new one. Way back a long time ago I spent money on Siam legal to do one.
Kraig *******
ORIGINAL POSTER
@Phil *****
that's what he's trying to do... and her visa through his sponsorship is being rejected hence my ask on here
Graham *******
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Wayne *********
Get a letter from her partner saying he accepts all financial responsibility for her whilst she is in Australia. See if that helps, I did it that way but it was years ago
Gary ******
@Wayne ********
Facebook put it up in my list, sorry. I will pay more attention in the future.
Wayne *********
@Gary *****
34 weeks old post why reply now
Gary ******
Only certain family-related persons can sponsor/financial guarantee, l believe now. Check immigration website
Tony ******
@Lo *****
Australia has poor internet it's backward he may take time to get back 😆 🤣 😂
Billy *******
@Ruth ******
Yea useless
Ruth *******
@Billy ******
still obsessed with masks, are you?
Billy *******
@Lo *****
I forget
Lo ******
@Billy ******
you mean wannabe 1sr World, right?
Chris *********************
@Wayne ********
I did the same for wife uk visa years ago
Kev *********
Just because you complete an SU
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sponsor form for UK to visit UK doesn't automatically confirm financial security.
Kev *********
@Wayne ********
both buddy
Wayne *********
@Kev ********
You talking about UK or Australia?
Kev *********
@Wayne ********
Doesnt work that way any more.
Wayne *********
@Billy ******
It's not the poster lol he doing for the old or young mate :)
Billy *******
@Wayne ********
No worries
Wayne *********
@Billy ******
ahhh ok I didn't look at his profile to identify age sorry
Billy *******
@Wayne ********
I was referring to the poster. I fully know better than to bring waaahmen to these first world commie occupied states.
Wayne *********
@Billy ******
Nobody is asking to describe yourself as young and dumb but thanks for letting us all know
Billy *******
@Wayne ********
Yung and come, full of dumb.
Billy *******
@Wayne ********
I wouldn't take financial responsibility for a marble.
Wayne *********
@Billy ******
lucky they don't need to wear a mask anymore hey
Billy *******
@Wayne ********
Sounds like a smart idea. What if she gets tackled by a Currop for not wearing a mask and needs 2 weeks for concussed?
Steve *******
Try an Aussie visa advice group.
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