Member No. 25978 – Member of the Migration Institute of Australia
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MELBOURNE
HO CHI MINH
HA NOI
TWO LEGAL SYSTEMS
– LEGAL PROCEDURES
ARE NO LONGER A PRESSURE
About UsNguyen Do Lawyers
At Nguyen Do Lawyers, our team of highly experienced lawyers practising in both Australia and Vietnam delivers comprehensive, end-to-end legal solutions for complex matters involving intersecting areas of law—including migration, family, criminal, commercial, and property investment.
Leveraging our deep understanding of both legal systems, we support clients across a full spectrum of cross-border legal issues: civil matters, administrative procedures, and dispute resolution, including inheritance, powers of attorney, civil status documentation, consular legalisation, and related processes. Every matter is handled with consistency, diligence and legal integrity.
Nguyen Do Lawyers – your trusted bridge for legal journeys and life between Australia and Vietnam.
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Nguyen Do LawyersOur Experts
We provide comprehensive legal support, guiding you through the process of migration, investment, and establishing your life in Australia
Our Executive Advisory Committee
Principal LawyerThang Manh Nguyen
Senior AdvisorBa Phuc Tran
Senior AdvisorDuy Luong Tuong
Senior AdvisorVan Moc Vu
Our Members
CEO, LawyerThang Gia Do
PhD, LawyerGia Thu Do
Our Associates
Senior AdvisorHarry Grossman
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From 25 July 2026: Directions 117 and 119 change the processing order for Family and Skilled visas
On 29 July 2026, the Australian Department of Home Affairs announced that three new Ministerial Directions took effect on 25 July 2026. The Department states the aim is to prioritise applications from onshore migrants across the Skilled and Family programs, and to reduce Net Overseas Migration. This article summarises the two changes with the greatest...
Changes at the ART: some temporary visa refusal reviews to be decided without an oral hearing
Parliament has passed the Administrative Review Tribunal and Other Legislation Act 2026, which amends the Administrative Review Tribunal Act 2024 and the Migration Act 1958. According to published information: For certain reviews of temporary visa refusals, the ART will be required to make its decision WITHOUT holding an oral hearing — that is, on the...
From 1 July 2026: Higher ART (Administrative Review Tribunal) fees to have a visa decision reviewed
From 1 July 2026, the application fee to have certain decisions reviewed at the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) — the independent review body that replaced the former AAT — has increased for migration decisions. According to the ART website (updated 22 June 2026): Migration decision review: $3,727. A 50% reduction may be available on financial...
Important Legal Changes in Australia in 2025: What You Need to Know
Australia is introducing several significant new laws and amendments in 2025, which will affect various sectors including employment, migration, aged care, and more. These changes are designed to improve protections for workers, modernize migration processes, and address public health and safety concerns. Here’s a breakdown of some of the most important legal reforms coming into effect this year.