Tickets Allocated
Concert: 11 July 2026
Winners announced: 10 July 2026
Think Higher Consultants is proud to share a recent entertainment visa success story involving The Once Upon A Time Event, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Shahzaman Ali Khan and 35+ professional artists and crew members.
A total of 21 VVIP free giveaway tickets were allocated across four cities: Perth, Adelaide, Sydney and Melbourne. All city winners have now been announced.
Think Higher Consultants has now announced all 21 VVIP free ticket winners across Perth, Adelaide, Sydney and Melbourne for The Once Upon A Time Event.
Concert: 11 July 2026
Winners announced: 10 July 2026
Concert: 17 July 2026
Winners announced: 16 July 2026
Concert: 18 July 2026
Winners announced: 17 July 2026
Concert: 19 July 2026
Winners announced: 18 July 2026
Congratulations to the 6 Melbourne winners for The Once Upon A Time Event. Melbourne entries are now closed.
Congratulations to the 2 Sydney winners for The Once Upon A Time Event. Sydney entries are now closed.
Congratulations to the 7 Adelaide winners for The Once Upon A Time Event. Adelaide entries are now closed.
Congratulations to the 6 Perth winners for The Once Upon A Time Event. Perth entries are now closed.
This was a high-profile entertainment matter involving multiple applicants, different roles, event documents, travel timelines and careful visa coordination.
The matter included Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Shahzaman Ali Khan and professional crew members connected with the Australian concert tour.
Think Higher Consultants assisted artists and crew members travelling to Australia for live performance activities.
The visa pathway was connected to entertainment activities in Australia, including live performance and event support roles.
The matter involved multiple applicants, role-based documents, event evidence and coordinated preparation for the full group.
Some visa outcomes are bigger than a single approval. They involve pressure, public event schedules, strict timelines and the responsibility of helping artists and crew reach Australia on time.
Think Higher Consultants assisted with visa preparation and documentation for a large entertainment group connected with a major Australian concert tour featuring legendary musician Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, his son Shahzaman Ali Khan and their professional crew.
Each applicant had a specific role in the event, and the application material needed to clearly support the purpose of travel. The result was a strong entertainment visa outcome for the artists and crew involved in the tour.
A live concert is not delivered by one person alone. Behind every major performance is a complete team working together.
For group entertainment visa matters, every role must be clear. The application should explain who is travelling, why they are travelling and how their role connects to the event in Australia.
Performers and musicians travelling to Australia for scheduled live entertainment activities.
Crew members assisting with the delivery, coordination and support of the concert.
Sound, lighting, media, production and event support roles that help the performance run smoothly.
Tour and event personnel responsible for logistics, schedules and performance-related arrangements.
Think Higher Consultants has also assisted with Australian entertainment visa matters for well-known Indian stand-up comedians travelling for live performance events in Australia.

Think Higher Consultants assisted with entertainment visa support connected with Zakir Khan, one of India’s well-known stand-up comedians, for Australian live comedy performance activities. This matter reflects our experience in handling visa applications for comedians, performers and entertainment professionals travelling to Australia for scheduled shows and public events.

Think Higher Consultants also assisted with entertainment visa support connected with Kunal Kamra, a famous Indian stand-up comedian, for live comedy events in Australia. Comedy tours require proper visa planning, event documentation, role clarity and timely preparation.
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan shares a message connected with Think Higher Consultants and the Australian Subclass 408 entertainment visa success story.
Zakir Khan acknowledges Think Higher Consultants for assisting with his Australian Subclass 408 visa support. This video has been placed with the entertainment visa credibility section because it supports the same live-event visa service area.
At Think Higher Consultants, we focus on structured preparation, clear documentation and practical visa guidance. For large entertainment groups, coordination is critical.
Our team reviews the purpose of travel, applicant roles and event documents before submission.
We help keep role-based documents, travel timelines and supporting evidence aligned across the group.
The goal is to prepare strong, consistent and well-supported applications for artists, performers and crew travelling to Australia.
Think Higher Consultants assists entertainment industry clients with Australian visa matters for different types of events and activities.
Visa assistance for celebrities, featured artists, headline performers, singers, musicians, actors, comedians, public figures, cultural performers and entertainment personalities travelling to Australia for concerts, shows, tours, public appearances and live events.
If you are planning a concert, comedy show, cultural performance, stage event, music tour or entertainment activity in Australia, speak with Think Higher Consultants before the visa process becomes urgent.
Proper documentation is important because the application must clearly show the purpose of travel, the event details and the applicant’s role in the entertainment activity. Weak or unclear evidence can create delays or increase refusal risk.
Yes. A subclass 408 Entertainment Activities visa may be suitable for eligible people travelling to Australia for concerts, live shows, stage performances, comedy events, cultural programs, productions and related entertainment activities.
Group entertainment visa matters are common where artists, performers and crew are travelling for the same event or tour. Each applicant still needs proper supporting documents.
Yes. Event-related documents can be important because they help show the purpose of travel and the connection between the applicant and the activity in Australia.
Yes. Think Higher Consultants can assist artists, performers, event organisers, promoters, production teams and crew members with Australian entertainment visa matters.