- Working Holiday Visas – SC 417&462
- Visitor Visa – Subclass 600
- Training Visa – Subclass 407
- Temporary Work (Short Stay Specialist) Visa – Subclass 400
- Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) Visa – Subclass 482
- Temporary Protection Visas (TPV & SHEV)
- Temporary Graduate Visa – Subclass 485
- Student Visa – Subclass 500
- Temporary Activity Visa – Subclass 408
- Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa – Subclass 491
- Skilled Regional Visa – Subclass 887
- Skilled Recognised Graduate Visa (For Overseas Qualified Engineers) – Subclass 476
- Skilled Nominated Visa – Subclass 190
- Skilled Independent Visa – Subclass 189
- Resident Return Visas – Subclass 155&157
- Prospective Marriage Visa – Subclass 300
- Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) Visa – Subclass 191
- Permanent Protection Visa – Subclass 866
- Partner Visa Cases (Regarding Withdrawal of Sponsorship or Relationship Breakdown)
- Partner Visa (Temporary) – Subclass 820
- Partner Visa (Permanent) – Subclass 801
- Partner (Provisional) Visa – Subclass 309
- Partner (Migrant) Visa – Subclass 100
- Parent Visas
- Medical Treatment Visa – Subclass 602
- eVisitor Visa – Subclass 651
- Employer Sponsored Regional Visa – Subclass 494
- Employer Nomination Scheme Visa – Subclass 186
Ministerial Intervention
Strategic Legal Representation for Last-Resort Immigration Cases
Ministerial Intervention is generally the final option available to individuals who have exhausted all standard visa and appeal pathways in Australia. At Probity Migration Lawyers, we assist individuals and families in preparing strong, compelling requests for Ministerial Intervention under Australian migration law.
This process requires exceptional legal skill, strategic presentation, and a deep understanding of ministerial guidelines. Our lawyers carefully assess your circumstances and present your case to the Minister in the strongest possible manner.
What Is Ministerial Intervention?
Ministerial Intervention allows the Minister for Immigration to personally intervene in exceptional and compelling cases where it is in the public interest to do so. It is not a right and cannot be demanded—only requested under strict criteria.
Our Ministerial Intervention Services
Eligibility Assessment
Compassionate & Public Interest Submissions
Case Strategy & Legal Representation
Ongoing Case Management
Why Experience Matters
Ministerial Intervention cases are highly discretionary. Poorly prepared requests are often ignored. Our experience ensures your case is presented professionally, persuasively, and in line with current ministerial policy.
FAQs – Ministerial Intervention
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