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Got relevant work experience? This lower-threshold “employer sponsorship” option offers a pathway to PR! FAQ on timelines and costs included!
View: Got relevant work experience? This lower-threshold “employer sponsorship” option offers a pathway to PR! FAQ on timelines and costs included!Australian employer-sponsored visas are mainly divided into temporary employer-sponsored visas and permanent employer-sponsored visas. The current temporary employer-sponsored visa categories include the 407 visa, 482 visa, and 494 visa. The permanent employer-sponsored visa is the 186 visa. Our previous article covered the 482/494/186 visas in detail – you can review it here: Recent approvals for accounting/ICT and other occupations! Still scrambling for points on the 189/190/491? Still waiting for an invitation? Switch to this PLAN A!
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Latest Official Immigration News! Department of Home Affairs Officials Believe 189 May Recover Next Financial Year? Visa Processing Arrangements! State Sponsorship Quotas and Application Status!
View: Latest Official Immigration News! Department of Home Affairs Officials Believe 189 May Recover Next Financial Year? Visa Processing Arrangements! State Sponsorship Quotas and Application Status!The relevant officials are discussing the settings and composition of the 21-22 FY migration program plan. They understand the impact of the pandemic on Australia’s population, and also recognise the importance of migration for Australia’s post-pandemic recovery. Every aspect will be considered, such as how to help regional areas, and they will also listen to opinions from various parties. There is no definitive news yet. Officials expect that accurate news will be available around the release of the next financial…
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Serious Legal Consequences of Overstaying in Australia — What You Must Know!
View: Serious Legal Consequences of Overstaying in Australia — What You Must Know!Australia, a country full of charm and opportunity, attracts countless people. However, some may end up overstaying their visa in Australia for various reasons. Today, let’s take a closer look at the legal risks and serious consequences of overstaying in Australia.
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Relationship Breakdown During an Australian Partner Visa: A Guide
View: Relationship Breakdown During an Australian Partner Visa: A GuideOn the path to pursuing a better life in Australia, many people begin a new journey through the partner visa. But did you know? During this process, if you encounter a relationship breakdown — particularly when facing family violence, physical control, threats, financial coercion and other difficult situations — how should you respond? Will the end of the relationship leave you worrying about whether you can still obtain permanent residency?
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A Look at Marriage in Australia: Binding Financial Agreements
View: A Look at Marriage in Australia: Binding Financial AgreementsA binding financial agreement (also known as a prenuptial agreement or marital property agreement) is a legal document used in Australia to set out how a couple will deal with property and financial matters during a marriage or de facto relationship, and after the relationship ends. The purpose of this type of agreement is to ensure that, when the relationship ends, property can be divided according to the parties’ wishes rather than being left entirely to the court’s determination.
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Exploring Australian Parent Migration: Current Challenges and Potential Solutions
View: Exploring Australian Parent Migration: Current Challenges and Potential SolutionsAustralia is renowned for its well-developed immigration system, designed to promote family reunification and support the nation’s multicultural development. Among the various migration pathways, the Parent visa offers parents of Australian citizens, PRs, and eligible New Zealand citizens the opportunity to reunite with their families. However, the current parent migration policy presents a number of challenges. This article explores the current state of Australian Parent visas, the difficulties applicants face, and proposes potential solutions.
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Things to Know When You First Arrive in Australia — Tax Returns
View: Things to Know When You First Arrive in Australia — Tax ReturnsIn the blink of an eye, we are already halfway through 2024, and the Australian financial year is about to end. The annual tax season is upon us again. When it comes to lodging a tax return in Australia, especially for those who have only just arrived in Australia during this financial year, there are many things to keep in mind!
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200+ Occupations in Marketing, IT, Finance and More Get a Direct Pathway to PR! Transition to Permanent Residency Cut by One-Third! The Biggest Boost to Employer Sponsorship in Years!
View: 200+ Occupations in Marketing, IT, Finance and More Get a Direct Pathway to PR! Transition to Permanent Residency Cut by One-Third! The Biggest Boost to Employer Sponsorship in Years!Encouragingly, last Friday the Department of Home Affairs website officially announced the new policy for subclass 482 visa holders, which can fairly be described as throwing the door wide open. Take note: this announcement is not merely an idea or a proposal. Since it has been issued through the Department of Home Affairs website, it means the framework for changes to employer sponsorship over the short-to-medium term has essentially been confirmed. The exact timing of each step is expected to…
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Can a Trust Protect Your Property from Being Divided by Your Spouse in a Divorce?
View: Can a Trust Protect Your Property from Being Divided by Your Spouse in a Divorce?Many people hold the misconception that a family trust can protect assets from divorce and property settlement proceedings. This article explains the following: What is a family trust? In the event of a divorce, can a family trust protect property from being divided by the other spouse?
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My Husband/Wife Refuses to Pay Child Support! What Can I Do?
View: My Husband/Wife Refuses to Pay Child Support! What Can I Do?For parents with children, one of the most important issues that usually cannot be avoided in a divorce is child support. After a divorce in Australia, what should you do if your former partner refuses to pay child support payment?
