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Employer Sponsorship Good News! 200+ Occupations Including Marketing Specialist / Graphic Designer / Cook Now Have a More Direct Path to PR — Student Visa / 485 Holders May Also Qualify

March 21, 2022 · Qiqi

Employer Sponsorship Good News! 200+ Occupations Including Marketing Specialist / Graphic Designer / Cook Now Have a More Direct Path to PR — Student Visa / 485 Holders May Also Qualify

The employer-sponsorship policy announced on 17 March 2022 provides a 186 TRT permanent residence pathway for short-term occupation list applicants and some 457 holders who do not meet transitional arrangements. Applications open on 1 July 2022, subject to the relevant requirements.

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Another Australian Work Visa Option! No Need to Worry → Soaring Points, Sudden Policy Changes, Unpredictable Invitations! If You Have a Job, You Have an Opportunity — Most Occupations Can Lead to PR!

March 3, 2022 · Qiqi

Another Australian Work Visa Option! No Need to Worry → Soaring Points, Sudden Policy Changes, Unpredictable Invitations! If You Have a Job, You Have an Opportunity — Most Occupations Can Lead to PR!

The employer-sponsored Subclass 482 visa requires no migration points or invitation queue and allows primary and secondary applicants to work full time. Applicants must still meet occupation, qualification, English, work experience and employer sponsorship requirements. Occupations on the medium- and long-term list may offer a pathway to Subclass 186 permanent residence.

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Stuck in China and Unable to Handle Your Australian Affairs? A Power of Attorney Lets Family, Friends or Professionals Help on Your Behalf!

March 2, 2022 · Mingqiang

Stuck in China and Unable to Handle Your Australian Affairs? A Power of Attorney Lets Family, Friends or Professionals Help on Your Behalf!

If you cannot personally handle Australian banking or property matters, a power of attorney can appoint someone to act for you. An enduring power of attorney can remain effective after loss of decision-making capacity. Consider the attorney’s powers and the registration requirement for property matters in New South Wales.

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