Australian government forms for migrants
Every form and official link you need — from TFN applications to visa forms to Fair Work complaints. All free, all linking directly to official sources.
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Fair Work
Lodge an underpayment complaint
OfficialWage rightsSubmit an anonymous complaint about wage theft or underpayment to the Fair Work Ombudsman.
Request payslip from employer
Wage rightsTemplate letter requesting payslip records from your employer — required to be provided within 1 business day.
Pay and conditions calculator
OfficialWage rightsOfficial Fair Work tool to calculate correct pay rates, allowances and entitlements for your award.
Tax & Super
Tax File Number (TFN) application
OfficialEssentialApply for your TFN online. Required before starting work in Australia. Processing takes up to 28 days by post, instant online.
Find lost superannuation
OfficialSuperUse the ATO's online tool to find any lost or unclaimed super from previous employers. Many migrants have multiple accounts.
Consolidate multiple super accounts
OfficialSuperRoll over multiple super accounts into one using myGov. Saves on fees — important for migrants with short-term employment history.
Lodge tax return (myTax)
OfficialTaxLodge your annual tax return online via myGov. International students and working holiday makers have different tax rates.
Departing Australia Superannuation Payment (DASP)
OfficialSuperClaim your super back when you leave Australia permanently. Only available to temporary visa holders after their visa expires.
Apply for ABN (sole trader / contractor)
OfficialBusinessRequired if you work as a contractor or sole trader. Free to apply, processed same day.
Visa & Immigration
Create ImmiAccount
OfficialEssentialYour ImmiAccount is where you manage all visa applications, EOIs, and document uploads with the Department of Home Affairs.
Submit Expression of Interest (EOI)
OfficialSkilled migrationSubmit your EOI for skilled migration visas (189, 190, 491) through SkillSelect via ImmiAccount.
Form 1194 — Sponsorship for a child
OfficialFamilyUsed when a parent sponsors a child to join them in Australia on a student or skilled visa.
Form 80 — Personal particulars
OfficialCharacterCharacter assessment form required for most long-stay visa applications. Must be completed truthfully — false information is grounds for refusal.
Form 1085 — Overseas student details
OfficialStudent visaAdditional information form for student visa applicants, covering study intentions and financial capacity.
Australian Federal Police check
OfficialCharacterAFP national police check required for many visa applications and employment. Valid for 12 months.
Find your skills assessing authority
OfficialSkilled migrationEvery skilled occupation has a designated assessing authority (e.g. Engineers Australia, TRA, VETASSESS, AHPRA). Find yours.
Temporary Graduate visa (485)
OfficialGraduateApply for a post-study work visa after completing an Australian qualification. Duration depends on your degree level.
Medicare & Health
Enrol in Medicare
OfficialHealthEligible visa holders (including many student visa holders from reciprocal health care agreement countries) can enrol in Medicare.
Compare OSHC providers
OfficialHealthOfficial government comparison of approved Overseas Student Health Cover providers — Medibank, Bupa, Allianz Care, CBHS, NIB.
Reciprocal Health Care Agreement countries
OfficialHealthCheck if your home country has a reciprocal agreement with Australia, which may entitle you to Medicare benefits.
Settlement Essentials
Set up myGov account
OfficialEssentialmyGov links your government services: ATO, Medicare, Centrelink, super. Essential for all residents.
Convert overseas driving licence
OfficialSettlementHow to convert your overseas licence to an Australian licence. Requirements vary by state.
NAATI certified translation
OfficialDocumentsFind NAATI-certified translators for official documents. Required for visa applications and government submissions.
Tenant rights by state
OfficialHousingKnow your rights as a renter in Australia. Bond, repairs, eviction notice periods and dispute resolution differ by state.
Find a Registered Migration Agent (OMARA)
OfficialMigration adviceSearch the official OMARA register to find a qualified, registered migration agent. Never use an unregistered agent.
All links go directly to official Australian government sources. FairLanding does not host any government forms — we only provide direct links. Form requirements and URLs may change — always verify at the official source. This page does not constitute migration advice.