Permanent Residency CANCELLED? (Employer Sponsored, Business, Wrong Information, Character)

Permanent residents of Australia can lose their status if they travel after their 5 year travel facility has expired or if they are outside of Australia when their travel facility expires (watch:    • Don't LOSE Your Australian Permanent ...  )

You can also get your permanent residency (PR) cancelled! Some, but not all visas continue to have requirements you must meet even after you become a permanent resident. Your PR can also be cancelled if you previously provided information or documents that were incorrect or fraudulent, and on character grounds. What happens if you face cancellation?

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Australian Immigration Law Services is based in Sydney and provides visa and related services. Karl Konrad, our Founder, has over 22 years of experience and leads a team of MARA registered migration specialists. More than expertise, our team provides honest and accurate advice, knowing your future is in our hands.

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