Write for EazyViza
Share your expertise with visa applicants, international students, professionals, travellers, and people planning cross-border moves.
Why Write for EazyViza
Targeted audience reach
Your article reaches people making a real visa, study, work, or relocation decision. Australia is our current authority centre. We also publish when the piece helps a reader move toward a destination we serve or are introducing.
One editorial link
Every approved article includes one contextual link to your website. EazyViza chooses the target page and the anchor text. The link stays live while the article remains published. Whether that link is follow or nofollow is an editorial decision.
Attribution
Your full author bio, headshot, and website link appear on every article. We share approved posts with our audience when we publish. You are credited as a contributor, not ghosted.
Who We Publish
EazyViza is a global visa platform. Australia is the current authority centre, and India is an active destination. We publish guest expertise in four adjacent niches when it helps that audience. We do not publish from competing visa or immigration services.
What we prioritise
Australia and our active destinations come first, then migration corridors and cross-border decisions. A topic about another country is considered only when it helps a reader decide on, or prepare, a move connected to a destination EazyViza serves or is introducing.
International Education and Study Abroad
IELTS and PTE preparation, choosing an Australian university, understanding CRICOS, managing student living costs.
- “PTE vs IELTS: Which Test Is Better for Your Australian Visa Application”
- “What International Students Actually Spend in Melbourne in 2026”
Expat and Relocation Logistics
Moving to Australia, TFN setup, bank accounts for new arrivals, OSHC and OVHC health insurance, finding accommodation before you land.
- “How to Open an Australian Bank Account Before You Arrive”
- “OSHC vs OVHC: Which Health Insurance Do Visa Holders Actually Need”
Cross-Border Career and Employment
Skills assessment for overseas qualifications, nursing and engineering credential recognition, working holiday practical guides.
- “How Indian Nurses Get Their Qualifications Recognised in Australia”
- “What to Expect on a Working Holiday Visa: A Real Budget and Route Guide”
Digital Nomad and Travel Lifestyle
Long-term Australia travel planning, regional exploration, itinerary guides for extended visits, cultural guides.
- “How to Plan a 90-Day Australia Road Trip on a Budget”
- “A First-Timer's Guide to Australia's East Coast by Region”
The connection test
A pitch does not have to be an Australian visa subclass guide. It does have to satisfy at least one of these. If none apply, do not pitch.
- It supports an existing EazyViza service
- It supports an existing EazyViza content cluster
- It supports an active destination, currently Australia or India
- It supports a destination EazyViza is introducing
- It supports a major migration corridor, such as India, the Philippines, Nepal, or the UAE to Australia
- It uses relocation, education, or career expertise our readers need
- It is a justified comparison between destinations a reader is actually choosing between
What We Do Not Publish
We review every pitch and every draft carefully. To save your time and ours, please check this list before you submit.
We do not sell guest posts or quote prices. Commercial proposals are declined.
- Content from competing visa agents, immigration services, or immigration law firms — regardless of location or focus area
- Articles covering visa subclasses EazyViza has already published a dedicated guide on (check our blog index before pitching)
- AI-generated or AI-spun content — our editorial team checks every submission
- Content from websites in gambling, crypto, adult, payday lending, or pharmaceutical categories
- Content from websites with a Domain Rating below 20
- Reproduced or paraphrased content from other publications
- Articles that make specific legal or migration advice claims — all content on EazyViza is general information, not legal advice
- Standalone visa guides for countries we do not serve, including Dubai employment visas, Germany student visas, UAE tourist visas, citizenship-by-investment, and offshore residency
Topics We Want Right Now
These headlines show the tone and specificity we want. Tier 1 pitches are the ones we are most likely to approve. Corridor and comparison headlines are examples, not commissioned titles. You may pitch your own topic if it passes the connection test.
A pitch that repeats an existing visa guide will be redirected, not published as a second explainer. “Australian Visitor Visa 600 requirements” is a no. “Planning a 3-month Australia itinerary that matches your visitor visa conditions” can be a yes, because it uses firsthand travel experience and links into the guide we already own.
Tier 1 — Service authority
These directly support an EazyViza visa or service page. They are the pitches we prefer.
- 1.What Indian Professionals Need to Know About Skills Assessment in Australia
- 2.How to Find an Australian Employer for Sponsorship: A Practical Guide for Skilled Workers
- 3.What International Students Can and Cannot Do on a Subclass 500 Visa in Australia
- 4.How to Find CRICOS-Registered Courses in Australia: A Step-by-Step Guide
- 5.Australian Regional Areas Explained: Which States and Territories Qualify for Regional Visa Pathways
- 6.How to Plan a Working Holiday in Australia: A Budget, Route, and Visa Compliance Guide
- 7.How to Plan a 90-Day Australia Trip Without Overstaying Your Visitor Visa
Tier 2 — Migration ecosystem
Settlement, study, work, and arrival topics. Strongest when the writer has lived the experience.
- 1.What to Expect at the Australian Border on Your First Entry: A First-Timer's Guide
- 2.PTE vs IELTS for Australian Visa Applications: Which Test Should You Choose and Why?
- 3.How to Set Up Your Tax File Number, Bank Account, and Medicare Card After Arriving in Australia
- 4.OSHC vs OVHC in Australia: Which Health Insurance Do International Students and Visa Holders Actually Need?
- 5.How to Find Accommodation in Australia Before You Arrive: A Practical Guide for New Arrivals
- 6.The India to Australia Freight and Shipping Guide: What to Ship, What to Buy on Arrival, What to Leave Behind
- 7.How to Open an Australian Bank Account as a New Arrival: Best Options for Indian and Filipino Migrants
- 8.A Complete Relocation Checklist for Families Moving to Australia from India
- 9.How to Write a Compelling Cover Letter for Australian Jobs as an International Applicant
- 10.Cost of Living in Australia's Major Cities in 2026: A Realistic Comparison for New Migrants
- 11.How to Apply for an Australian Driver's Licence as a New Arrival
- 12.Understanding Australian Superannuation for Temporary Visa Holders
- 13.Australian Public vs Private Healthcare: What Visa Holders Need to Know
- 14.How to Transfer Money from India to Australia: Best Services, Fees, and Exchange Rate Tips
- 15.How to Enrol Your Child in an Australian School as a Temporary Visa Holder
Tier 3 — Migration corridors
Examples, not commissioned titles. The article must connect the other country to a move our readers are making.
- 1.ExampleMoving from India to Australia: Visa, Cost and Settlement Considerations
- 2.ExamplePhilippines to Australia: What Students Should Plan Before the Move
- 3.ExampleNepal to Australia: What Skilled Professionals Should Prepare
- 4.ExampleMoving from the UAE to Australia: Visa, Cost and Settlement Considerations
Tier 4 — Destination comparisons
Examples only. These need a real source base and a decision our readers are actually making.
- 1.ExampleAustralia vs Canada for International Students: Pathways, Cost and Study Choices
- 2.ExampleAustralia vs Another Destination for Skilled Professionals: Visa, Cost and Settlement Factors
Tier 5 — Lifestyle
We publish these rarely. This tier should not dominate the programme.
- 1.A Guide to Indian Communities and Support Networks in Australia's Major Cities
- 2.Australian Regional Food, Culture, and Travel: A Practical Guide for First-Time Visitors from South Asia
- 3.Understanding Australian English: A Practical Guide for New Arrivals from South Asia
These topics are not exhaustive. We respond to pitches within 5 business days.
Our Standards
EazyViza is a YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) site. Our audience makes real financial and life decisions based on the content they read here. Our editorial standards reflect that.
Accuracy
Every claim must be supported by a current, verifiable source. For anything touching visa rules, fees, or government requirements, the source must be a government or official authority (.gov.au, Home Affairs, VEVO, legislation.gov.au). EazyViza's editorial team checks all facts before publication.
Originality
Every submission must be original and unpublished elsewhere. We check all submissions using Copyscape and Originality.ai before review. Duplicate or AI-spun content is rejected without feedback.
Word count and structure
Articles must be 1,200 to 1,800 words. Use H2 and H3 headings, short paragraphs (3 to 4 lines maximum), and specific examples over vague generalisations. We do not publish padded, generic content.
Link requirements
Every submitted article must include: at least two internal links pointing to relevant EazyViza blog posts or service pages; at least one external link to a government or official source; and a maximum of one link to the contributor's own website. EazyViza places that link and chooses the anchor. No affiliate, SaaS, or other commercial links.
How to Submit: Two Stages
We use a two-stage process to protect your time and ours. Please do not send a full draft without an approved pitch. Full drafts without prior pitch approval are not reviewed.
Stage 1 — The Pitch (email first)
Send a pitch email to Info@eazyviza.com with the subject line:
[Guest Pitch] Your Proposed Title — Your Website URL
Your pitch email should include:
- Proposed headline — specific and keyword-informed, matching the style of the topic list above
- Two-paragraph summary — what the article covers and why your audience and ours would benefit
- Your credentials — a sentence or two on your relevant experience or expertise
- Firsthand experience EazyViza cannot write itself — a trip, a move, a skills assessment, or a student budget you actually lived
- The EazyViza page this article should support
- Your website URL
- Your approximate word count and outline (bullet points, not full sections)
We respond to all pitches within 5 business days. If you have not heard back within 7 business days, your pitch was not selected for this cycle.
Stage 2 — The Full Draft (after pitch approval only)
Once your pitch is approved, you have 10 business days to submit your full article. Send it to the same email address as a Google Doc link (set to “Anyone with the link can view”) or a .docx attachment.
Your submission email should follow this exact structure:
Subject: [Guest Submission] Article Title — Author Name
Proposed Headline: Full article title, keyword-informed
Meta Description (150–160 characters): One-sentence summary for search engines
Author Bio (max 60 words): Third-person bio with name, credentials, website URL, and one sentence on your area of expertise
Author Website: Your site URL
Suggested destination URL: One page on your site. EazyViza places the link and chooses the anchor (brand, URL, or a natural partial). Do not embed a chosen anchor.
Cover Image: One high-resolution image (WebP or PNG, minimum 1200px wide) with source credit and usage rights confirmed
Article Draft: Attached as a Google Doc (anyone with link can view) or .docx
The article draft must include:
- H1 headline
- H2 and H3 subheadings throughout
- Body paragraphs (3 to 4 lines maximum)
- Two internal links to EazyViza pages already embedded
- One external link to a government or official source already embedded
- No affiliate, SaaS, or extra commercial links. Official sources only, besides the one contributor link EazyViza will place
- A disclaimer at the end: “This article is general information only and does not constitute legal or migration advice.”
What Happens After You Submit
Pitch review (within 5 business days)
We check your pitch for niche fit, originality of angle, and whether the topic overlaps with existing EazyViza content. If approved, we confirm by email with any guidance notes. If declined, we let you know so you can pitch elsewhere.
Draft review (within 7 business days of submission)
Our editorial team checks your draft for factual accuracy, originality, link compliance, and writing quality. We may return the draft with specific revision requests. Minor edits are made by our team without re-approval.
Legal and compliance check
Because EazyViza is a lawyer-supervised service, all content touching immigration topics is reviewed against current Department of Home Affairs policy before publication.
Publication
Once approved, we publish the article, add your author bio and backlink, and notify you with the live URL. We share the article with our audience when we publish.
Editorial Rights and YMYL Compliance
All content published on EazyViza is reviewed by our lawyer-supervised editorial team before going live. By submitting an article, you confirm that the content is original, that you hold all rights to any images included, and that you have not and will not publish the same content elsewhere. EazyViza reserves the full right to edit, update, or remove any content that conflicts with current Department of Home Affairs policy, Australian consumer law, or EazyViza's compliance standards. Links may be updated or removed if they become outdated or irrelevant. EazyViza does not guarantee a publication date or a specific placement. Submitted content that is not selected for publication will not be returned.
Ready to Contribute?
If you have read this far and your expertise fits what we are looking for, we would like to hear from you. Send your pitch to Info@eazyviza.com and we will get back to you within 5 business days.
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