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Australian Immigration Centre

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9151 7332

Address: 491 Kent St 2000 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.ausimmigrationcentre.com.au

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21.01.2022 457 VISA CHANGES: Australian Immigration Centre has highlighted the major changes in 457 visa and occupation list. 1. Current visa subclass 457 will be replaced by two temporary skilled worker visa, Short term and medium term program 2. The short-term visa program will have an optional two years extension available before a visa holder must leave the country to apply again 3. The short-term visa program will have no prospect of permanent residency... 4. The medium term program will have option to apply for permanent residency 5. Two year work experience will be required for both visas 6. Application fee: $1150 for two years visa and $2400 for four years visa Below is the list for Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL), Short term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL) and a list of occupations removed. https://www.border.gov.au//Skill/skilled-occupations-lists Australian Immigration Centre offers a one on one Consultation. :) Visit us and see what your options look like and we’ll guide you through all the steps A to Z. Phone: (02) 9151 7332 or Email:[email protected] Like, Comment, Share or Tag us in your personal networks #AustralianImmigrationCentre

18.01.2022 With changes in 457 Visa, a more secured option would be The Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) Visa. This is a Permanent Resident visa for skilled workers who have been nominated by an approved Australian employer and want to work in regional Australia. This visa involves a three-step process, firstly, approval from Regional Certifying Body (RCB), secondly, nomination by an approved Australian employer and then finally visa application under the nominated stream. If ...the visa application is lodged after receiving an approved nomination, it should be done within six months of the nomination being approved. What this visa lets you do? This is a permanent residence visa. It lets the visa holder and any family members who have also been granted this visa to: stay in Australia indefinitely work and study in Australia enrol in Medicare, Australia's scheme for health-related care and expenses apply for Australian citizenship (if eligible) sponsor eligible relatives for permanent residence travel to and from Australia for five years from the date the visa is granted What are the obligations as a visa holder? The visa holder has to begin employment with the nominating employer within six months of: first entry to Australia if she/he was granted this visa while residing outside of Australia; or the visa being granted if she/he was granted this visa while residing in Australia. The visa holder also needs to live in the regional area and remain in the position for the full two years. DIBP may cancel this visa if the visa holder fails to do so. Need more information about Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme? Talk to us and together we will create the pathway to your goals in Australia. : (02) 9151 7332 or : [email protected] Like Comment Share or Tag us in your personal networks

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14.01.2022 STATE SPONSORSHIP IS OPEN IN CANBERRA FOR STUDENTS AND MIGRANTS !! GET 5 EXTRA POINTS FOR PR !! Study 1 year and apply for state sponsorship in Canberra If you are the holder, or the dependent of the holder of a student / graduate visa and you have lived or studied in another Australian state or territory within the last two years, you must meet the following criteria before you are eligible to apply for ACT nomination:... You have lived in Canberra for the last 12 months and you are: A graduate (or the dependent of a graduate) from a CRICOS registered course/s (of at least consecutive two academic semesters) at a Canberra institution. You must be working full time for an ACT employer in a skilled occupation (as defined by ANZSCO skill level 1 to 4). Student visa holders (with visa condition 8105) working 20 hours per week are deemed to meet the full time criterion; or Working full time for an ACT employer in your nominated occupation for at least six months immediately before applying for ACT nomination. Student visa holders (with visa condition 8105) working 20 hours per week are deemed to meet the full time criterion. Why live in Canberra? ACT has the Highest average wage of Aus Relaxed lifestyle in friendly neighbourhoods. Live surrounded by beautiful views of hills and mountains. Real estate is cheaper than other Australian cities. Full of culture, libraries, theatre, art galleries, indoor aquatic sports centres and outdoor activities. Make the move to Canberra with the new Canberra skilled migration program. Study 1 year and apply state sponsorship in Canberra (conditions apply). Great opportunity for: Accountants Chefs Cooks IT Professionals Managers and More Want to know more about this program that may be the right option for you? Limited spaces filling soon !! HURRY !! Contact AIC now Registered Australian Migration Agents MARN 1573517 Contact us : (02) 9151 7332 or : http://www.ausimmigrationcentre.com.au/contact-us [email protected] Like Comment Share or Tag us in your personal networks #AustralianImmigrationCentre

13.01.2022 Contact AIC for Professional Year Programs !

10.01.2022 The Australian Government is strengthening the requirements to become an Australian citizen: Increasing the general residence requirement: Applicants will require to demonstrate minimum 4 years of stay in Permanent Residence with maximum of 12 months of outside of Australia during this period. Introducing an English language test: Applicants required to achieve the minimum of competent level (Equivalent to IELTS 6 band each) in English test... Strengthening the Australian Values Statement: In application forms for visas and citizenship to include reference to allegiance to Australia and require applicants to make an undertaking to integrate into and contribute to the Australian community. Strengthening the test for Australian citizenship: The current test will be strengthened to test an aspiring citizen’s understanding of core Australian Values. Demonstrate their integration into the Australian community: Applicants will need to demonstrate their integration into the Australian community by providing, for example, documentation to the effect that people who can work are working, or are actively looking for work or seeking to educate themselves; that people are contributing to the community by being actively involved in community or voluntary organisations; that people are properly paying their taxes and ensuring their children are being educated. Applicants’ criminal records and adherence to social security laws are also relevant. Australian Immigration Centre offers a one on one Consultation. :) Visit us and see what your options look like and we’ll guide you through all the steps A to Z. Phone: (02) 9151 7332 or Email:[email protected] Like, Comment, Share or Tag us in your personal networks #AustralianImmigrationCentre

10.01.2022 We at #AustralianImmigration want to keep you informed and here is everything you need to know about the Partner Visa (Subclass 309) : A visa that allows sp...ouses and de facto partners of Australian citizens, permanent residents or eligible New Zealand citizens to live in Australia. First stage towards a permanent Partner visa (subclass 100). Only one application for both temporary and permanent visas. You pay application charges only once. Application is processed in two stages, about two years apart. The Partner (Provisional) visa (subclass 309) lets you: Enter Australia and stay here until a decision is made about your permanent Partner visa Work in Australia Study in Australia, but with no access to government funding Enrol in Medicare, Australia's scheme for health-related care and expenses. For guidance on partner visa or visa related matters, please feel free to contact Australian Immigration centre & speak to our migration experts. : (02) 9151 7332 or : [email protected] Like Comment Share or Tag us in your personal networks

10.01.2022 OPTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AFTER GRADUATION Planning on next-steps after graduation? Below are some options available 1. Take on further studies... Continue studying will help international students lengthen their stay in Australia. For undergraduate students, they can choose to pursue either graduate diploma or master degree to gain higher level of qualifications and skills needed to get a job 2. Apply for a temporary visa Temporary Graduate visa allows international students who have completed at least 2 years studying in Australia. This visa has two streams: - Graduate Work stream A visa in this stream is granted for 18 months if the students have the skills and qualification related to a job on the Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL). - Post Study Work Stream, which allows the students to stay in Australia for from 2 to 4 years, depending on the qualifications, regardless of their field of study. 3. Apply for a working visa Given that the current employer is able and willing to sponsor them, and their occupations are on either the Short-term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL) or the Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL). With this visa, applicants are able to live and work in Australia as long as they work for their sponsoring employer. 4. Applying for working holiday: People aged between 18 and 30 from approved countries are able to apply for a 'Working Holiday visa (subclass 417)' or a 'Work and Holiday visa (subclass 462)' visa, which will allow them to travel and work for up to 12 months. 5. Gain professional work experience: Engineering, accounting and computer science graduates have the option to undertake a Professional Year Program, which is design to help them gain industry-specific skills through formal learning and workplace experience. Those who take on this program is also granted 5 points to qualify for a Skilled Migrant visa. 6. Apply for Permanent Residence via Skilled Migration if the student has an occupation on the MLTSSL. Qualification depends on the results of a points test. Your Australian journey need not be stressful when you have Australia Immigration Centre! Let our immigration consultants take the worry off your plate! Make an appointment with us today! Contact us : (02) 9151 7332 or : [email protected] Like Comment Share or Tag us in your personal networks #AustralianImmigrationCentre

09.01.2022 WHO ARE AFFECTED BY CHANGES IN AUSTRALIAN CITIZENSHIP REQUIREMENTS? New Australian Citizenship requirements came into effect on 20th April 2017. Citizenship applicants are required to show they have been in Australia for the last four years on any temporary or permanent visa, with a maximum of 12 months oversea. If applicants are on permanent visa, they are required to be present in Australia for at least 12 months, with a maximum 3 months oversea.... Commonly, ahead of applying for permanent residence, people will spend an amount of time on temporary visas, which include: 1. International students who are completing studies in Australia and applying for General Skilled Migration; 2. 457 visa holders who are applying for permanent residence through the Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) 3. Partner visa applicants who first obtain a temporary partner visa, then qualify for a permanent partner visa 2 years after lodging their initial partner visa application. For now, the legislation to bring the changes into effect has not been passed by the Parliament until the end of 2017. Until then, applicants still have the option to apply for citizenship as long as they meet the requirements for Australian citizenship. Australian Immigration Centre offers a one on one Consultation. :) Visit us and see what your options look like and we’ll guide you through all the steps A to Z. Phone: (02) 9151 7332 or Email:[email protected] Like, Comment, Share or Tag us in your personal networks #AustralianImmigrationCentre

08.01.2022 When you make a big decision of studying abroad in a country like Australia, Ausralia Immigration understands that you may have many questions regarding your op...tions. Keeping that in mind, Australian Immigration Centre offers you free consultation. We are your partner in your education journey and represent over 100 best universities and education providers in Australia. :) It’s our commitment to give you the best Australian education you deserve! Want to know more about our partner universities, TAFEs and private colleges??? Just make an appointment with us... Contact us : (02) 9151 7332 or : [email protected] Call us now and let's discuss your pathway to your education goals in Australia. Like Comment Share or Tag us in your personal

05.01.2022 Contact Australian Immigration Centre for all your VISA Needs ! http://www.ausimmigrationcentre.com.au/contact-us Registered Australian Migration Agents MARN 1573517 ... Contact us : (02) 9151 7332 or : [email protected] Like Comment Share or Tag us in your personal networks #AustralianImmigrationCentre

04.01.2022 International student and looking for a new Course and Institute ? Contact AIC for FREE Admission assistance ! Contact us : (02) 9151 7332 or : [email protected] Like Comment Share or Tag us in your personal networks #AustralianImmigrationCentre

02.01.2022 New Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) Visa Announced ! Medium term Stream - Occupations on the MLTSSL (Medium and Long-Term Strategic Skills List) will be eligible for up to four years visa... - Can be renewed multiple times onshore - IELTS overall band score of at least 5.0 with a score of at least 5 in each of the test components. - Pathway to permanent residency after three years Short term Stream - Occupations on the STSOL List (Short-Term Skilled Occupations) will be eligible for visas of up to two years - Can be renewed onshore once - IELTS overall band score of at least 5.0 with a score of at least 4.5 in each of the test components - Genuine temporary entrant criterion - No pathway to permanent residency Visit us for a one on one Consultation to see what your options look like and we’ll guide you through all the steps A to Z ! Contact us : (02) 9151 7332 or : [email protected] Like Comment Share or Tag us in your personal networks #AustralianVisaHelp