Meetings are held every 2nd Thursday of the month at the Sportsman's Hotel. We start at 6pm with dinner. Trevor will be present for questions and advice and this is
an informal time to support each other.
Sportsman Hotel
130 Leichhardt Street
Spring Hill
Brisbane
The Gay and Lesbian Immigration Task Force (GLITF) is a non-profit organisation that provides information and assistance to Australian citizens who wish to bring their
same sex partner to Australia as a permanent resident.
At this site you will find a wealth of information to help you make the right choices when making your application for Permanent Residency.
GLITF Queensland is a voluntary organisation. We receive no financial aid from Government and depend entirely on subscriptions, sales of our Guide book
('The GLITF Guide to Applying for Interdependency Migration') and donations for funding.
Our Migration Advisers give their services to members absolutely free.
Membership for singles is $100 per year, $150 for couples.
Download the membership form ... here!
We cannot, therefore, offer an around-the-clock service such as you might obtain from a lawyer or a Migration Agent acting for a fee, but we will help you to help yourself.
Come to the meetings for general information and any advice you need in relation to your own situation.
GLITF's process is very much a 'Do-It-Yourself' procedure – we provide information, assistance, and ultimately moral support, to members for them to write their
own migration application.
This process is significantly different from you paying a migration adviser to prepare your application. Our process means that you will have to do more work both in
understanding the actual requirements and gathering the necessary documentation required.
However, that translates to a substantial amount of dollars saved in fees to the migration adviser.
The GLITF Guide to Applying for Interdependency Migration is a very useful guide to assist you in designing a framework for your actual application process. You will
find concise explanations and suggestions of the type of documentary evidence required by the authorities.
Remember that under the same-sex migration process, a couple must show that they are in a interdependent relationship (financially, emotionally and socially) for the
last 12 months. As such, there is a whole host of evidence that can be used to demonstrate this relationship.
Please read the GLITF guide book and the DIMA Partner booklet.
If you are a MEMBER of GLITF Queensland living overseas, or living far from Brisbane and it is impossible for you to attend our meetings, you may e-mail GLITF if you
are seeking particular advice. Your e-mail will be forwarded to one of our Migration Advisers for consideration and reply.
DISCLAIMER
GLITF Qld (Inc.) makes every effort to ensure the information contained within this site is accurate in every detail. However, because Immigration Regulations and
procedures change from time to time, some information contained herein may become out of date.
You should check with GLITF or a registered Migration agent before acting on this information. We cannot assume responsibility for errors at this site or their
consequences.
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Trevor, Shontelle, Gaby, Waltie.
Gaby, Neil, Trevor, Mary.
Waltie, Gaby, Shontelle.
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