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Get an indicative picture of visa costs, PR points, partner visa pathway, or citizenship readiness, in just a few minutes.

Quick, free tools to help you understand your options before you speak with a migration lawyer — check your eligibility, estimate visa costs, check your PR points, or test your citizenship knowledge.
Answer a few questions about your relationship to find out whether the onshore, offshore, or prospective marriage pathway is likely to apply to you.
Get StartedAnswer a few questions about your visa, citizenship and circumstances to get a preliminary read on whether you qualify for Medicare in Australia.
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Check whether you meet the residence requirement for Australian citizenship by conferral, based on your lawful residence, permanent residence, and time spent overseas.
Get StartedSearch the current ACT Nominated Migration Program Occupation List by title or ANZSCO code to see if your occupation qualifies for ACT skilled nomination.
Get StartedCheck your likely eligibility for the Temporary Graduate visa (Subclass 485) across its three streams — Post-Vocational, Post-Higher Education, and Second Post-Higher Education Work.
Get StartedEstimate the Home Affairs visa application charge for subclass 189, 190 or 491 — including any partner or children applying with you.
Get StartedEstimate Department of Home Affairs charges for employer-sponsored visas — Skills in Demand (subclass 482) nomination and visa, or Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186) — including the nomination fee, SAF levy and dependants.
Get StartedSee where your score sits against the 65-point minimum for the Subclass 189, 190 and 491 visas, based on age, English ability, work experience and more.
Get StartedScore your Canberra Matrix for an ACT skilled nomination (subclass 190 or 491) — separate score sheets for overseas applicants and for people already living in Canberra.
Get StartedEstimate your Victorian Points Test (VPT) total across age, English, experience, qualifications and more — the score Victoria uses to rank nominations for the Subclass 190 and 491 visas. No fixed pass mark; ROIs are ranked relative to the pool.
Get StartedTrack your stay against visa condition 8558 — the "12 months in any 18-month period" rule common on multiple-entry visitor visas — and see your latest safe exit date.
Get StartedWork out your Temporary Graduate visa lodgement deadline — driven by whichever runs out first: your course completion window, English test validity, or police check validity.
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20 practice questions modelled on the official test format, covering Australian values, government, history and more. See if you'd pass today.
Get StartedAnswer a few questions about your relationship to find out whether the onshore, offshore, or prospective marriage pathway is likely to apply to you.
Get StartedAnswer a few questions about your visa, citizenship and circumstances to get a preliminary read on whether you qualify for Medicare in Australia.
Get Started
Check whether you meet the residence requirement for Australian citizenship by conferral, based on your lawful residence, permanent residence, and time spent overseas.
Get StartedSearch the current ACT Nominated Migration Program Occupation List by title or ANZSCO code to see if your occupation qualifies for ACT skilled nomination.
Get StartedCheck your likely eligibility for the Temporary Graduate visa (Subclass 485) across its three streams — Post-Vocational, Post-Higher Education, and Second Post-Higher Education Work.
Get StartedEstimate the Home Affairs visa application charge for subclass 189, 190 or 491 — including any partner or children applying with you.
Get StartedEstimate Department of Home Affairs charges for employer-sponsored visas — Skills in Demand (subclass 482) nomination and visa, or Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186) — including the nomination fee, SAF levy and dependants.
Get StartedSee where your score sits against the 65-point minimum for the Subclass 189, 190 and 491 visas, based on age, English ability, work experience and more.
Get StartedScore your Canberra Matrix for an ACT skilled nomination (subclass 190 or 491) — separate score sheets for overseas applicants and for people already living in Canberra.
Get StartedEstimate your Victorian Points Test (VPT) total across age, English, experience, qualifications and more — the score Victoria uses to rank nominations for the Subclass 190 and 491 visas. No fixed pass mark; ROIs are ranked relative to the pool.
Get StartedTrack your stay against visa condition 8558 — the "12 months in any 18-month period" rule common on multiple-entry visitor visas — and see your latest safe exit date.
Get StartedWork out your Temporary Graduate visa lodgement deadline — driven by whichever runs out first: your course completion window, English test validity, or police check validity.
Get Started
20 practice questions modelled on the official test format, covering Australian values, government, history and more. See if you'd pass today.
Get Started
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Yes. There is no restriction on who may use these tools, though any result generated should be reviewed against that individual's own circumstances.
Visa application charges are typically updated by the Department of Home Affairs each 1 July, and points test criteria and invitation cutoffs can change between rounds. These tools are updated to reflect current settings where possible.
These tools generate a result based on the answers provided during a single session. No information is submitted to the Department of Home Affairs, and using a tool does not constitute a visa or citizenship application.
This depends on the visa pathway or stage in question. The Skilled Visa Fee Estimator covers costs for the Subclass 189, 190 and 491 visas. The Employer-Sponsored Visa Fee Calculator covers costs for employer-sponsored pathways, including the nomination fee and SAF levy. The PR Points Calculator estimates a points score for the same skilled visa subclasses. The Partner Visa Pathway Assessment identifies which partner visa pathway may apply to a relationship. The Citizenship Practice Test checks readiness for the official citizenship test.
No. These tools provide a starting point for understanding an individual's situation. A full assessment depends on the specific facts of the case, which should be reviewed directly with an AML migration lawyer.
Each tool provides an indicative estimate based on the information provided and the criteria in effect at the time of use. Visa fees, points values, and eligibility requirements are set by the Department of Home Affairs and are subject to change, so results should be treated as a general guide rather than a final figure.
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Australian Migration Lawyers © 2026 - Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation. Legal Practitioner Number 5513032.
Important Information Regarding the Use of the Term 'Partner'
We are an incorporated legal practice which is a corporation for the purposes of the Corporations Act 2001. The use of the title ‘Partner’ by a lawyer in this practice is used to denote seniority and does not and is not intended to signify that the practice is contracting otherwise than as a corporation. For the avoidance of doubt, any such title does not and is not intended to signify that a partnership within the definition of the Partnership Act exists at law.
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