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05/10/2026

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04/10/2026

Selling in Queensland? Don’t wait until you find a buyer to organise your Seller Disclosure

04/10/2026

Thinking of selling your property in Queensland?

Our **Seller Disclosure Packages** make it simple to get your property ready for sale. We prepare and review your Seller Disclosure Statement and supporting documents, explain your obligations in plain language, and guide you through the process from start to finish.

Fixed-fee Seller Disclosure Packages

🏡 House & Land - $660 incl. GST
🏢 Unit & Townhouse -$935 incl. GST

Includes the standard searches and documents required for seller disclosure.

✨ Clear pricing
⚖️ Solicitor reviewed
🏡 Simple, guided process
✅ No jargon, no surprises

Learn more about what’s included and get started here:
https://www.mavilegal.com.au/seller-disclosure

Not sure what you need for your property? Send us a message — we’re happy to help. 👇

02/10/2026

🚨 Major Student Visa Changes from 2 October 2026

Important changes to Australia’s Student visa (Subclass 500) rules came into effect today, 2 October 2026.

The new rules significantly change who can apply for a Student visa while in Australia and the ability to include family members.

🔹 Family members

Student visa applicants are generally no longer able to include their partner or dependent children in their application unless they meet one of the limited exemptions.

Importantly, once a Student visa has been granted, family members cannot later be added as subsequent entrants. There are no exemptions to this rule.

Limited exemptions for including family members apply to certain categories, including PhD students, DFAT or Defence-sponsored students, foreign-government scholarship recipients and certain eligible students from Pacific and ASEAN countries.

🔹 Applying for another Student visa in Australia

Existing Student visa holders will also generally need to be outside Australia to lodge another Student visa application unless they meet one of the specified exemptions.

🔹 Other temporary visa holders

Many temporary visa holders who previously may have been able to apply for a Student visa while in Australia will now need to leave Australia and apply offshore.

These are significant changes, particularly for students planning to bring their partner or children to Australia at a later stage.

If you are considering studying in Australia or applying for another Student visa, it is important to obtain advice about how the new rules apply to your individual circumstances before lodging an application.

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Migration & Legal Services

This information is general in nature and does not constitute legal or migration advice.

21/09/2026

🏠 Selling a property in Queensland?

Since 1 August 2025, new seller disclosure requirements have made it more important than ever to ensure the required property information is properly prepared and provided.

At Mavi Legal, we can assist you with preparing and reviewing your Seller Disclosure Statement and related property documents.

⚖️ Selling your property? Make sure your disclosure is done properly.

📞 Contact Mavi Legal for more information.

This publication is intended to provide a summary and commentary only. It is not comprehensive and does not constitute legal advice. You should seek legal advice about your specific circumstances.

17/09/2026

📢 Who comes, who stays and who leaves?

Yesterday, Home Affairs and Immigration Minister Tony Burke outlined the Government’s proposed direction for Australia’s migration system.

Many of the measures were broadly expected. What stood out to us was the strong focus on temporary migration, visa hopping and compliance—and the absence of any major structural changes to skilled or employer-sponsored visa programs.

Here are our key takeaways:

🔹 Visitor visas

The Government intends to attach a No Further Stay condition to visitor visas. This would significantly restrict the ability of visitors to lodge another visa application while in Australia.

🔹 Student visas

Further restrictions are proposed to address “visa hopping”. Students seeking another student visa will generally need to progress to a higher-level qualification. Most international students will also be unable to include partners and dependent children, subject to limited exceptions.

🔹 Working Holiday Maker visas

A ballot system is proposed for second- and third-year visas, together with regional-work requirements. Separate arrangements may continue to apply to UK passport holders under the Australia–UK Free Trade Agreement.

🔹 Work visas and skilled migration

No major structural changes were announced to skilled or employer-sponsored visa programs. However, applicants with skills needed in critical sectors, including construction, healthcare, education, defence, resources and agriculture—are expected to receive greater processing priority.

🔹 Partner visa applicants

No separate major change to the partner visa program appears to have been announced. However, the proposed No Further Stay condition may significantly affect people who intend to enter Australia on a visitor visa and later apply for a partner visa onshore.

🔹 Visa overstayers

The Government plans stronger compliance and enforcement measures, including 100 additional compliance officers and increased efforts to locate and remove people who remain in Australia without a valid visa.

🔹 Migration levels

Net overseas migration is projected to fall to approximately 245,000 this financial year and 225,000 by 2027–28.

Overall, the announcement appears to be more about tightening temporary visa pathways and strengthening compliance than restructuring skilled or employer-sponsored migration.

The full impact will become clearer once the legislative and regulatory changes, commencement dates, exemptions and transitional arrangements are released.

If you are concerned about how these proposed changes may affect your visa options, contact Mavi Legal for advice tailored to your circumstances.

🌐 www.mavilegal.com.au

This post provides general information only and does not constitute legal or migration advice.

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11/09/2026

Buying a property in Queensland? Don't sign the contract before you understand it.

A property contract is more than a price and a signature. It can contain important conditions, obligations, dates and risks that may affect you long after you receive the keys.

At Mavi Legal, we can review your contract before you sign, explain the important terms in plain English, identify potential issues and advise you on the next steps.

✔ Contract review
✔ Property checks and due diligence
✔ Advice on special conditions
✔ Guidance through to settlement

A few minutes of legal advice before signing can make a significant difference.

📞 1300 301 471
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Property Law | Conveyancing | Migration Law
Milton, Queensland | Serving clients across Queensland

24/08/2026

20/08/2026

We are excited to announce an important new chapter in our journey.

Elite Migration Advisers is transitioning to Mavi Legal.

As we grow and expand our services, Mavi Legal will provide support across a broader range of legal and professional services, including:

Property Law
Conveyancing
Migration Services

This transition reflects our continued commitment to providing professional, reliable, and client-focused services while expanding the ways we can assist our clients.

While our name is changing, our commitment to supporting our clients remains the same.

We look forward to welcoming you to Mavi Legal and continuing this journey with you.

A new name. An expanded practice. The same commitment to our clients.

Stay connected with us for more updates.