
Two fill-in invitation letter templates for the Australian Visitor visa, plus the five phrases most likely to trigger a GTE failure and a Form 1149 sponsor check.
An invitation letter is usually the last thing an applicant writes and the first thing a case officer reads. Most are warm, well meant, and quietly work against the application.
This free pack from EazyViza gives you two letter templates with every field marked out:
• Template A, Direct family visit. For a parent, child, sibling, spouse or de facto partner, grandparent, grandchild, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, or step-equivalent. Tourist or sponsored family stream.
• Template B, Cousin, friend or extended relative. Tourist stream only, with no security bond and no Form 1149.
Both cover host status, purpose and itinerary, financial arrangements, and return intentions under Condition 8101.
You also get a reference card of the five phrases that most often trigger a GTE failure, with an example of what to write instead, and a four-question check on whether you are eligible to sponsor on Form 1149.
Prepared by EazyViza's lawyer-supervised team. General information only, not legal advice.
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