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Monday to Friday 10am to 6pm. Phone: 02 9206 2060 Facsmile: 02 92062053 Email: halc@halc.org.au Address: 414 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills, NSW 2010 Click here for our location mapWhat to expect when you call
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A volunteer will take your contact and other details, and ask you to give them some information about your legal problem. They will then discuss your matter with one of our solicitors and then call you back to give you advice, request further information (for example copies of relevant documents) or make an appointment for you to come and discuss your matter further with us.
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Hi,
I have been researching about migrating to Australia people living with hiv for quiet sometime now. I’ve been living with hiv for almost 3 years. I’m in good health, with regular check up and getting my arv here in the Philippines. I’ve been reading articles regarding my concern somehow it can help me with my situation. I’m really confuse now if I should continue my application in migrating to Australia. I am applying for 190 visa which is the state nomination visa.I have no one to ask about my situation for i don’t want to disclose my situation if i seek help to migration consultancy here and I don’t know any migration lawyer here who can advise me what to do. I actually started my application by taking the requirements which is the ielts and luckily I passed and so as the vetassess who assess your skills. With that said, maybe you can help me with my situation before submitting my application to them because I don’t want to waste my effort, time and of course money if I will be rejected in the end. Should I continue what I have started? I am hoping for your quick response on this matter.
Thank you.
Hi
There are only certain visas that you are eligible to apply for if you have HIV. We have a guide on our website – Positive Migration Guide – which gives more information about this. If you have further questions please contact us.
Kind regards,
HIV/AIDS Legal Centre