Australia Migration Business in Perth, Western Australia | Consultation agency

Australia Migration Business

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9498 5241

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25.01.2022 From midnight on Sunday, Victorian households will only be allowed five visitors, down from 20, under revised coronavirus restrictions.

23.01.2022 There’s plenty of things that go into lodging a strong visa application. Our advice? Make sure you’ve got everything covered, and a bit more

23.01.2022 We look forward to seeing you in person at the end of this tunnel. Until then, we are open and can continue to see you on Skype, Zoom, FaceTime or chat to you on the phone! Happy Hoppy Easter, everyone.

22.01.2022 TSS 482 grant for a Technical Sales Representative in Perth WA. One step closer to permanent residency Always a privilege to walk the journey with our clients! #AustraliaMigration #AustraliaImmigration #australiavisa #employersponsoredvisa #TSSvisa #Subclass482

20.01.2022 It's a buyers market at the moment and if you're weighing up options, Metrolinx has solid knowledge of the Melbourne market and a passion for ensuring clients get the best result possible, under the best current conditions.

19.01.2022 The federal government is looking into welfare assistance and visa extensions for temporary visa holders currently stuck in Australia. Until things are confirmed, do your best to seek new employment or where appropriate, apply for waivers.

15.01.2022 BOOM! Congratulations to our client on their permanent residency. One of the best parts of this job is what it means to secure a visa grant. A new chapter, a new adventure, a new experience. Whatever you call it, we get as much warm fuzzies from it as our clients do. #AustraliaMigration #AustraliaImmigration #australiavisagrant #australiavisa #partnervisa #permanentvisa #whenweareontopofsocials

15.01.2022 Last week's BreakTime Briefing Webinar for businesses cohosted by Vermilion Pinstripes Sales & Marketing on Maintaining Brand Presence and Driving Business from Online Platforms saw 20 attendees including NSW, Singapore, Thailand, Japan and Canada. As a small Australian business, we cannot overstate the value of maintaining communications with your community in these particularly tricky times. This is a FREE download to help you get started on the 3 Things You Can Do Now (o...n your own) that we shared at the webinar, 1) Audit your business' digital presence: Is your website up-to-date and optimised for Search? 2) Redefine your target market: In our new world, our customers can look different. Do you know how these differences change what they expect from you? 3) Take action: Complete the Customer Persona worksheet to help you define what your customer looks like today and what they need from you to solve their problem. Then, start using your preferred tool (or tools) that help you do more with less, by automating and combining activities. Have fun with this, stay in touch! #stayinstaysafe

13.01.2022 Bit late to share but always great to get a permanent resident grant #australiavisa #partnervisa #australiamigration #australiaimmigration #australiamade

11.01.2022 Happy weekend to all mums, and there are truly so many of us! Mums of furkids, mums of children gone too soon, all of the mums. Happy Mother’s Day

10.01.2022 POSITIVE CHANGES IMPACTING TEMPORARY VISA HOLDERS ANNOUNCED The Australian Government recognise the importance temporary visa holders play in our economy and announced changes they would be making during this crisis. Changes are geared to shore up key industries, such as health, aged and disability care, agriculture and food processing to protect Australian health and livelihoods. In summary, *Most temporary visa holders with work rights will now be able to access the...ir Australian superannuation to help support themselves during this time; *Students who have been here longer than 12 months, in financial hardship, will be able to access their Australian superannuation; *Flexibility will be extended in cases where Coronavirus has prevented international students meeting their visa conditions (such as not being able attend classes). *International students working in aged care and as nurses have had their work hours extended to support these critical sectors. *Temporary skilled visa holders who have been stood down, but not laid off, will maintain their visa validity and Sponsors will have the opportunity to extend their visa as per normal arrangements. *Sponsors will also be able to reduce the hours of the visa holder without the person being in breach of their visa condition. *These visa holders will also be able to access up to $10,000 of their superannuation this financial year. *A 4-year visa holder be re-employed after the coronavirus pandemic, their time already spent in Australia will count towards their permanent residency skilled work experience; *Working holiday makers who are working in critical sectors will be exempt from six month work limitation if current visa is due to expire in the next six months, to apply for another visa; *Temporary graduate visa holders will also be able to access their Australian superannuation if needed for support. We’ll update as more information on how to access these changes are released.

10.01.2022 Some positive news for Victorians on our easing up of restrictions. #stayaparttostaytogether

10.01.2022 Travel advisory update: the latest on travel ban exemptions. . Most Australians continue to require government permission to travel overseas. . Applications for... special exemptions can be made based on 'a compelling reason for needing to leave Australian territory.' According to The Department of Home Affairs, some examples include: a person whose travel is essential for the conduct of critical industries and business a person receiving urgent medical care not available in Australia a person who is travelling on urgent and unavoidable personal business travel on compassionate or humanitarian grounds travel that is in the national interest . However, for many applicants, getting that authorisation hasn’t proven a straightforward task. And expect a two-week quarantine period on arrival to Australia. Source: Executive Traveller. . Another reason you’ll need a travel advisor by your virtual side. . [email protected] See more

09.01.2022 **NON-AUSTRALIANS WHO ARE ELIGIBLE FOR JOBKEEPER $1,500 FORTNIGHTLY PAYMENTS** Eligible visa holders are: Holders of a permanent visa, A Protected Special Category Visa Holder, A non-protected Special Category Visa Holder who has been residing continually in Australia for 10 years or more, or a Special Category (Subclass 444) Visa Holder. Refer to the Information Pack from the Australian Government or contact us for more information.

06.01.2022 continued easing of restrictions.

06.01.2022 What can you do if you are a temporary visa holder in Australia and unable to leave? You need to apply for another visa before your current one expires. If you have a 'No Further Stay' condition (such as 8503, 8534 and 8535) preventing you from doing so, **apply for a waiver with this form** https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/form-listing/forms/1447.pdf Feel free to contact us for more information.

06.01.2022 NEW SC408 COVID PANDEMIC VISA STREAM 1 Are you in Australia and unable to leave because of COVID-19 circumstances? 2 Are you currently on a temporary visa which will expire in 28 days or less? 3 Has your last temporary visa expired less than 28 days ago? ... If you’ve answered ‘Yes’ to at least 2 out of 3 of these questions, you may be eligible to apply for this visa at $0 application charges from the Department of Home Affairs. Feel free to connect for more information! Or see https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au//australian-government-end

05.01.2022 Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry chief James Pearson "As the economy gets on its feet and reshapes itself, we will urgently need access to talent, capabilities and insights that only migration can bring." #australiamigration #visas #skilledmigration #sydneymorningherald

05.01.2022 An Australia-Singapore travel bubble could restart travel and mean no 14-day quarantines! Here’s to the return of some *hopefully* travel between these countries sooner than later. I know I speak for many who would love to be reunited with their family and friends for a bit.