Immigration Law prompts for Australian lawyers
These prompts are designed for AU immigration practitioners handling skilled, family, partner, protection, and business visas, as well as tribunal appeals and judicial review. Copy any prompt, replace placeholders with your matter facts, and run it.
A curated library of 25 AI prompts for Australian immigration lawyers and registered migration agents. Each prompt is grounded in the Migration Act 1958, the Migration Regulations 1994, and current Administrative Review Tribunal practice. Use them with Quillio for visa drafting, research, and merits review.
Research prompts (5)
Research a visa subclass requirements
Research the current criteria for Subclass [number]. Cite the relevant Schedule 2 regulations, list the primary and secondary criteria, and note any recent legislative instruments affecting eligibility.
Research PIC 4020 case law
Research the current Federal Court and Federal Circuit Court authority on Public Interest Criterion 4020 (bogus documents and false information). Cover the test for materiality and discretionary waiver.
Research section 501 character refusals
Research the current approach to character refusal and cancellation under section 501 of the Migration Act. Cover Direction 110 considerations and recent Full Court authority.
Research protection visa complementary protection
Research the current Australian authority on complementary protection under section 36(2)(aa) of the Migration Act. Cover the real risk test and country information considerations.
Research partner visa genuine relationship
Research the current approach to assessing a genuine and continuing relationship under Regulation 1.15A. Cover the four statutory factors and recent ART decisions on evidence thresholds.
Drafting prompts (5)
Draft a statement of claims for a protection visa
Draft a statement of claims for a protection visa application. Applicant: [details]. Country of origin: [country]. Claims: [details]. Structure by each Convention ground and complementary protection.
Draft a section 501 representations
Draft representations under section 501CA for revocation of a mandatory cancellation. Client: [details]. Offending: [details]. Address each Direction 110 consideration with supporting facts.
Draft ART review submissions
Draft submissions to the Administrative Review Tribunal on review of a Subclass [number] refusal. Decision: [details]. Address each basis of refusal and cite relevant authority.
Draft a nomination submission
Draft a Subclass 482 nomination submission addressing the genuine position criterion, skills match, and labour market testing. Employer: [details]. Position: [details].
Draft a schedule 3 waiver request
Draft submissions requesting waiver of Schedule 3 criteria for an onshore partner visa. Facts: [details]. Address compelling reasons with supporting evidence.
Review prompts (5)
Review a refusal decision
Review this visa refusal decision. Identify the specific criterion relied on, any errors in the delegate's reasoning, and the strongest grounds for merits review or judicial review.
Review evidence for a partner visa
Review the evidence provided for a partner visa application against the four statutory factors in Regulation 1.15A. Identify gaps and suggest additional documentation.
Review a skills assessment
Review this skills assessment outcome against the ANZSCO code requirements for [occupation]. Identify any discrepancies and advise on options if the assessment is negative.
Review a nomination decision
Review this nomination refusal decision. Check whether the delegate has correctly applied the genuine position test and labour market testing requirements, and identify grounds for review.
Review a character consideration
Review this police certificate and criminal history for a visa applicant. Assess whether the client passes the character test in section 501 and identify any disclosure obligations.
Client comms prompts (5)
Explain the visa process
Draft a plain-English explanation of the application process for Subclass [number], including typical processing times, document requirements, and decision pathways.
Explain AAT/ART review process
Draft a plain-English explanation of the Administrative Review Tribunal migration review process, including timeframes, fees, hearings, and possible outcomes.
Letter requesting further documents
Draft a letter to a client listing the documents required to progress their [visa type] application. Prioritise by importance and explain the purpose of each document.
Explain bridging visa conditions
Draft a plain-English explanation of bridging visa conditions relevant to a client with a pending application. Cover work rights, travel, and expiry.
Explain section 48 bar
Draft a plain-English explanation of the section 48 bar, which visas can be applied for despite the bar, and options for the client.
Strategy prompts (5)
Strategy for a complex character case
Develop a strategy for a character case with: [offending history, family ties, rehabilitation]. Identify the strongest Direction 110 factors and the evidence plan.
Strategy for protection visa with credibility issues
Develop a strategy for a protection visa matter where the client has credibility issues arising from prior inconsistent statements. Plan the evidentiary and submissions approach.
Strategy for family stream visa pathway
Develop a visa pathway strategy for a family in [circumstances]. Consider partner, parent, remaining relative, and carer options, including waiting times and costs.
Strategy for judicial review options
Analyse whether this ART decision is amenable to judicial review in the Federal Circuit and Family Court. Identify any jurisdictional errors and advise on prospects.
Strategy for business visa pathway
Develop a business visa pathway strategy for a client with: [business experience, net assets, country]. Compare Subclass 188 streams and the pathway to Subclass 888.
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