The final step in your migration journey becoming an Australian citizen.
Most citizenship applicants must be a permanent resident (or an eligible New Zealand citizen holding a Special Category visa) and meet a residence requirement before applying. In general, this means having lived in Australia on a valid visa for the 4 years immediately before you apply, holding permanent residency (or an SCV) for the last 12 months of that period, and not having been outside Australia for more than 12 months in total over those 4 years, including no more than 90 days in the final 12 months before applying.
Beyond residence, you'll also need to meet character, knowledge, and (for most applicants) language requirements, plus show a close and continuing link to Australia. Most applicants aged 18 to 59 need to sit the citizenship test, which requires scoring 75% or higher and answering all five Australian values questions correctly.
We check your travel history against the residence requirement, prepare your application, and help you get test and interview ready.
Checking your travel history precisely against the 4-year and 12-month residence rules.
Identity, character, and residence evidence organised and presented clearly.
Pointing you to the right study resources for the citizenship test and values questions
What to expect once your citizenship is approved, including scheduling your ceremony.
We calculate your residence requirement precisely, including all absences.
We prepare your identity, character, and residence evidence.
We file your citizenship application correctly the first time.
We support you through the citizenship test and to your citizenship ceremony.