Why not just border bounce for another 60 days if you're only on your first 60 day visa exempt?

@Jon *****

definitely not if it is a business property.

@Frances *******

Similarly a friend's wife owned a family bar/restaurant, he was warned not to even collect glasses!

@Mark *****

if you drive from Thailand into Cambodia I think you need documentation for your vehicle?

@Steve *******

Thanks buddy. The greatest payment is seeing people happy. More than once I've choked back tears. Old softy lol

@Steve *******

great. The biggest application I handled for Australia involved a Thai that had been deported for not being in a de facto marriage. It looked that way because her husband's illness developed after 4 years together, prevented them from living together - only together 3 days a week ( work commitments of the lady). Long story. I produced doctors reports, information of medication, testaments from close friends etc. Took me 6 weeks to get everything ready to present to Australian immigration. She was approved for settlement but they deliberated for a year. My closing statement was to ask Australian immigration if a terminally ill citizen was hospitalised to receive palliative care preventing a couple being together, would this be considered a non de facto relationship. Incidentally, the husband was critically ill. Very sad because they were a genuine couple fighting his illness and separation.

@Steve *******

That's really quick Steve. Well done.

@Steve *******

for sure, circumstances too. As I said a decision CAN take up to a year. Was the application for visitor or settlement?

The application is made via Australian ImmiAccount. They will guide you with regards what documents you need. The decision can take up to 1 year for a settlement visa. Pm me.

@Jan *****************

Actually Jan, Visas can be extended, that's what happens annually for Non Imm O and Non Imm OA