No Comments. No Grants. Just Waiting — Fair Process for Iranian Skilled Visa Applicants
378 Comments
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Elmira Mo
4 days ago
Iranian people deserve to be evaluated by their skills, despite their nationality or political conflicts.
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mohammad tabasi
4 days ago
Not fair
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saeed DH
4 days ago
Please help me
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Nika K.
4 days ago
Endless waiting, without any progress in the situation is really frustrating. We really don’t have any control on the circumstances.
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Hamed Ranjbarzadeh asl
4 days ago
The Australian Government should ensure fair, transparent, and timely processing of work visa applications from Iranian applicants. Delays or an effective suspension of visa processing are causing significant uncertainty, financial hardship, and disruption to the lives and careers of skilled professionals. Iranian applicants should not be unfairly disadvantaged because of their nationality.
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Mohamadreza Soheilinahad
4 days ago
Because I am one of those visa applicants.
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Supporter
4 days ago
My sister is a highly skilled professional with experience at a top-ranked university in Iran. She has been waiting for more than two years, with no transparency or meaningful updates. Meanwhile, her English certificate and other documents are close to expiring, and her life remains on hold.
We understand that a visa is not guaranteed, but every applicant deserves a fair and transparent process. People should not face indefinite delays or be treated differently simply because of their nationali
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mahdi Oshani
4 days ago
Iranian Skilled Visa Applications، are high skilled asset add-on to Australia
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P.K
4 days ago
Because I feel Iranians deserve the best
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Mike Ghaemi
4 days ago
Fair and transprent is what it should be.
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Fereshteh Taheri
4 days ago
I believe visa applications should be assessed fairly based on individual circumstances, skills and merit, rather than nationality. Iranian skilled applicants deserve equal and fair consideration
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Ha Nou
4 days ago
Justice for all
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Behzad LatifiMiandoab
4 days ago
I have been waiting my 491 visa for over 35 months
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Mohi Sadeqi
4 days ago
Not fair
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Farid Mahami
4 days ago
I'm one of the persons who are spent time and money for skill migration and it's not fair to wait 17 months to grant visa on the other hand for other countries the DHA grants the visas but for Iranians not. Please help us
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Mobina Jourghasemi
4 days ago
We live just once, and we tried hardly to prove our qualifications. It has been YEARS waiting for VISA. Our lives had been suspended since we lodged. We are UP IN THE AIR!
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Atabak Tammuzkhah
4 days ago
This is important because it effects my present and future life directly, and I expect being treated the same way other nationalities are being treated.
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Mehrnoosh Aqdasi
4 days ago
Nor fair
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somayeh khaef
5 days ago
We live just once, and we tried hardly to prove our qualifications. It has been YEARS waiting for VISA. Our lives had been suspended since we lodged. We are UP IN THE AIR!
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Shervin Vahedi
5 days ago
Iranian applicants should not be indefinitely penalised because of their nationality or circumstances beyond their control. We understand Australia’s security concerns, but genuine applicants who meet all legal requirements deserve an individual, fair and timely assessment. Visa delays affect students, skilled professionals and families and can seriously disrupt their education, careers and lives.
Iranian people deserve to be evaluated by their skills, despite their nationality or political conflicts.
Not fair
Please help me
Endless waiting, without any progress in the situation is really frustrating. We really don’t have any control on the circumstances.
The Australian Government should ensure fair, transparent, and timely processing of work visa applications from Iranian applicants. Delays or an effective suspension of visa processing are causing significant uncertainty, financial hardship, and disruption to the lives and careers of skilled professionals. Iranian applicants should not be unfairly disadvantaged because of their nationality.
Because I am one of those visa applicants.
My sister is a highly skilled professional with experience at a top-ranked university in Iran. She has been waiting for more than two years, with no transparency or meaningful updates. Meanwhile, her English certificate and other documents are close to expiring, and her life remains on hold. We understand that a visa is not guaranteed, but every applicant deserves a fair and transparent process. People should not face indefinite delays or be treated differently simply because of their nationali
Iranian Skilled Visa Applications، are high skilled asset add-on to Australia
Because I feel Iranians deserve the best
Fair and transprent is what it should be.
I believe visa applications should be assessed fairly based on individual circumstances, skills and merit, rather than nationality. Iranian skilled applicants deserve equal and fair consideration
Justice for all
I have been waiting my 491 visa for over 35 months
Not fair
I'm one of the persons who are spent time and money for skill migration and it's not fair to wait 17 months to grant visa on the other hand for other countries the DHA grants the visas but for Iranians not. Please help us
We live just once, and we tried hardly to prove our qualifications. It has been YEARS waiting for VISA. Our lives had been suspended since we lodged. We are UP IN THE AIR!
This is important because it effects my present and future life directly, and I expect being treated the same way other nationalities are being treated.
Nor fair
We live just once, and we tried hardly to prove our qualifications. It has been YEARS waiting for VISA. Our lives had been suspended since we lodged. We are UP IN THE AIR!
Iranian applicants should not be indefinitely penalised because of their nationality or circumstances beyond their control. We understand Australia’s security concerns, but genuine applicants who meet all legal requirements deserve an individual, fair and timely assessment. Visa delays affect students, skilled professionals and families and can seriously disrupt their education, careers and lives.