Australia Transit Visa (Subclass 771)

We don't hand everyone the same checklist. After understanding your profile, we build one for your exact case type:

• Salaried
• Business owner
• Self-employed
• Farmer / agriculture income
• Student or minor
• Retired parent
• Housewife / dependent
• Family visit
• Tourist visit
• Business visitor
• Previous refusal
• Sponsor-supported
• First-time traveller

This avoids missing key documents — and avoids piling on documents that aren't explained properly.

We review your documents before preparing and submitting, checking they're complete, readable, consistent and well-arranged:

• Passport & photographs
• Bank statements
• Salary slips
• ITR / Form 16
• Employment & leave-approval letters
• Business / GST / registration proof
• Income proof
• Property documents, if any
• Family & marriage documents, if applicable
• Invitation & sponsor documents, if applicable
• Previous refusal letter, if any
• Travel history, itinerary & stay proof

Funds are one of the most common refusal triggers. A high balance alone isn't enough if the money doesn't look genuine, stable, and tied to your income. We check:

• Whether the balance is reasonable for the trip
• Average balance vs trip cost
• Sudden large deposits that need explaining
• Salary / business income vs bank statement
• ITR vs income profile
• Whether you can afford the trip without leaning entirely on a sponsor
• Whether sponsor support is properly explained
• Whether funds look genuine and traceable

We help structure the financial side professionally so it reads as genuine, not borrowed for the application.

We help present a clear, realistic purpose — tourism, a holiday, a family/relative visit, an event, a business meeting, or parents visiting children — and make sure it lines up with your dates, funds, itinerary and documents.

A weak or vague purpose makes a file look doubtful. We keep it clear, simple and professional.

We prepare or structure the main explanation letter — a professional summary that makes your case easy for the officer to understand. It covers:

• Who you are and why you want to visit
• How long you'll stay and where
• Who is paying for the trip
• What you do in India
• Which financial documents are attached
• Your family ties in India
• Why you'll return after the visit
• If previously refused — what has changed since

This is not a guarantee letter — it's a clear, professional explanation of your case.

The officer must be satisfied you'll leave Australia after your authorized stay. We identify and present your reasons to return:

• Job continuity or business ownership
• Regular income source
• Spouse / children / parents in India
• Dependents and family responsibilities
• Property or assets in India
• Education or business commitments
• Previous travel compliance, if any

If someone in Australia is inviting you, we guide the sponsor-side documents:

• Invitation letter
• Sponsor status proof (passport / PR / citizenship)
• Sponsor employment & income proof
• Sponsor bank statement, if needed
• Relationship & communication proof
• Who bears expenses & stay arrangement

A sponsor supports the case but never guarantees approval — your own purpose, funds and ties must still be strong. We also flag if a file is leaning too heavily on the sponsor.

We guide or assist with the application form and details (online portal or the VFS/embassy form, depending on Australia), and check consistency between the form and your documents:

• Personal, passport & travel-history details
• Employment & education history
• Family information
• Purpose of visit & funding details
• Sponsor information, if applicable
• Previous-refusal declarations
• Background questions
• Correct document categories

Wrong, incomplete or inconsistent information can hurt this application — and future ones too.

How a file is lodged depends on the country — some are fully online, while others (most Schengen states) need you to complete the form first, then book a VFS appointment and submit a physical file in person. We guide the exact Australia process:

• Completing the application form first, where required, to unlock the appointment
• Booking the VFS / embassy appointment
• Arranging documents in the right order — for upload or the VFS counter
• Guiding the visa-fee payment
• Final review before submission or your VFS visit
• What to carry to the appointment (originals, photos, forms)
• Submitting / lodging and saving the confirmation
• What happens after submission

After submission, if biometrics are required, we guide you through:

• Biometrics Instruction Letter
• VFS appointment booking
• Documents to carry
• What to expect at the VFS centre
• How biometrics update in your application
• What to do once biometrics are done

Biometrics fee is separate, paid to the authority / VFS as applicable.

Our support doesn't stop at submission. We stay connected and guide you on:

• How to check application updates
• What official messages mean
• What to do if more documents are requested
• What to do after a Passport Request
• VFS passport submission & courier return
• Decision-update explanation
• Next steps after approval
• Basic guidance if refused