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Personalised visa application assistance
Prepare your Australian visa application with AI assistance built around your visa, background and location. Orbitrio brings your document checklist, application questions, progress and migration agent's feedback into one workspace, with clear guidance on what to do next.
Understand the forms, documents and preparation tasks relevant to your application. Your personalised checklist shows what is needed, why it matters and which steps depend on something else being completed first.
Know what a question means, what information to provide and how to answer it. Your AI assistant uses the details you have already shared, with explanations, examples and suggested answers for you to check and confirm.
Guidance on requirements includes references to Home Affairs, relevant legislation, assessment bodies and official document-issuing authorities. You can see where the information comes from and follow the source when you want more detail.
I'm in Manchester. My checklist asks for a UK police certificate. Where do I get it?
Apply through the ACRO Criminal Records Office, which issues UK police certificates for visa applications.
Once you have applied, mark this task as requested. Upload the certificate here when it arrives so your agent can review it.
Next step: Prepare your passport copy and photograph.
Open ACRO application Mark as requested
I'm in Bengaluru. My agent says my payslips aren't enough for my Australian Computer Society skills assessment. What else should I provide?
For each job being assessed, the Australian Computer Society (ACS) asks for at least two types of payment evidence covering the beginning and end of your employment, or a recent period if you still work there. At least one type must come from outside your employer.
Since you already have payslips:
If you contributed to India's Employees' Provident Fund, statements showing your name and employer may also be relevant. You can access these through the official member passbook service.
Next step: Add the missing payment evidence.
View accepted evidence Upload bank statements
I'm applying for an Australian visitor visa from Shanghai. My marriage certificate is in Chinese. How do I prepare it?
Prepare an English translation and keep it together with a clear copy of the original certificate.
You can arrange the translation in China. Ask the translator to include their full name, address, phone number, and relevant language qualifications and experience, written in English.
If you choose a translator based in Australia, use a NAATI-certified translator. In NAATI's directory, select Translator, choose Chinese to English, then contact a provider to confirm the price and turnaround time.
Upload the original certificate and the completed translation here so they can be reviewed together.
Next step: Arrange the English translation.
Find a translator Upload translation
I'm in Auckland. My agent has asked for evidence of my New Zealand qualifications. Where can I get it?
Start with your New Zealand Record of Achievement, which lists qualifications and standards reported to the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA).
If your checklist also asks for a detailed academic transcript or course information, request those directly from your school or education provider. Your Record of Achievement may not contain that level of detail.
Next step: Download your record and check it against the requested documents.
View NZQA instructions Upload education documents
Track what is complete, outstanding or waiting for review. Stay informed about approaching deadlines, expiring documents and your next action, with progress that reflects the work still needed on your application.
See what your migration agent has requested and which document or answer it relates to. Ask for help, provide an update and track the request through to review, with your application and conversation kept together.
Encryption, personal-data redaction and clear deletion periods help protect your information. Your documents and conversations are not used to train AI models. Our Privacy Policy explains how your data is handled and when it is deleted.
The intelligence behind your pathway
Orbitrio brings together official visa information, migration and job market data, and practical preparation requirements. Our AI connects these sources with your background, goals and circumstances, turning complex information into guidance you can understand and use.
Official visa rules
Eligibility criteria, grant conditions, processing times and fees, sourced directly from Australian Government policy and updated as rules change.
Migration profession
Practical knowledge from MARA-registered professionals, including documentation conventions, common refusal reasons and preparation steps that improve your chances.
Labour market
ANZSCO classifications, Skills Assessment pathways, state and territory nomination lists, and occupation shortage indicators that shape which visas are open to you.
Education system
CRICOS-registered institutions, TEQSA standards, English proficiency benchmarks and the study-to-work pathway options that affect your visa eligibility.
Real-world experience
Aggregated and anonymised patterns from people who have navigated similar pathways, including what helped, what caused delays and what to prepare for at each stage.
Your circumstances
Your nationality, qualifications, work history, English level, family situation and goals form the personal context that determines which pathways are realistic for you.
Orbitrio connects all of it. So your guidance is built for you.
When these six layers combine, the AI can go beyond generic information — identifying the pathways most likely to work for your specific situation, and the steps most worth your time.
Your information stays yours. Orbitrio does not sell or share your personal data with third parties. Data you provide is used only to generate your pathway guidance. You can read our full Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
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Understand how Orbitrio works, what its pathway results mean, and when professional migration support may be useful.
Orbitrio is an AI-powered platform designed to help people explore Australian visa, study and migration pathways more clearly. It brings together pathway discovery, profile assessment, visa comparison, eligibility factors, next steps and migration-agent support in one guided experience.
Orbitrio helps you understand your options. It does not make visa decisions and cannot guarantee an application outcome.
No. Orbitrio is an independent Australian technology platform and is not part of the Department of Home Affairs or another Australian Government agency.
Where relevant, Orbitrio uses official Government information as an important source, but Government agencies remain the authoritative source for visa rules, fees and decisions.
No. Orbitrio is a technology platform.
Where personalised professional immigration assistance is appropriate, Orbitrio can help you connect with a registered migration agent.
No. A pathway recommendation indicates that the pathway may be worth exploring.
Formal eligibility can depend on detailed requirements, supporting evidence, current Government policy and your circumstances at the relevant time.
Orbitrio uses AI to help interpret your questions, organise information, support research, explain pathways and turn complex information into a clearer guided experience.
AI is combined with structured product logic and relevant source information rather than being treated as the final authority on migration decisions.
Yes. You can explore the website and begin the initial pathway experience without committing to a paid service.
Where particular features require payment or credits, the cost is made clear before you start the paid action.