Jennifer Registered Migration Agent in Australia in Devonport, Tasmania | Passport and visa service

Jennifer Registered Migration Agent in Australia

Locality: Devonport, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6173 0517

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23.01.2022 "The Morrison government has updated its travel advice for China, warning Australians may be at risk of arbitrary detention if they enter mainland China." https://www.theaustralian.com.au//33059f8b5c45ea6d138ed827

21.01.2022 just heard - over 100,000 partner visa applications in the backlog .... good grief

20.01.2022 "After spending more than three years for the government to reach a decision, the devastating news Sumit's visa had been refused drove Satinder (pictured) to try to take her own life Muradiye Selvi, a consultant psychologist working in Melbourne, said many of her patients are temporary visa holders who are waiting for a decision from the Department of Home Affairs. 'The sense of insecurity, the prolonged waiting and the inability to set up a future for yourself - along with t...he fear of removal from the host country - these cause migrants on temporary visas detrimental mental health issues,' she told SBS News." T. Smith 3 JULY 2020 If this bothers you, please join the Partner Visa Advocacy group to explore ways to support or obtain information. https://www.facebook.com/groups/290314428824550/

19.01.2022 https://vimeo.com/427599957 Next viewing available to the public this Saturday 10:00 am (13th June)

17.01.2022 For my clients (and anyone else for that matter) who regulary travel to the USA "Attorneys and senior Trump administration officials are meeting Tuesday to work out the logistics and legal implications of the president’s order to freeze the U.S. immigration system in response to the coronavirus pandemic, according to senior officials involved with the plans." Washington Post

14.01.2022 Well done Tasmania! Let's keep it up.

13.01.2022 FROM STATE GROWTH TAS: -------- Bridging Visa holders: Section 48 bar - ----------unable to lodge due to travel restrictions If supported for visa state nomination a Subclass 491 applicant who holds a Bridging Visa A, B, C or E while seeking review of a decision would be required to depart Australia in order to lodge their visa application with the Department of Home Affairs. While travel restrictions are in place many applicants will find it difficult to depart Australia and... all will be unable to enter Australia (unless exempt). In an effort to manage this situation all applications on hand and lodged thereafter by candidates who hold a Bridging Visa A, B, C or E will be assessed as normal with one of the following three results: Applicants who are not successful as a result of the competitive assessment will be advised of their outcome and should not reapply until travel restrictions are lifted. Applicants who are successful as a result of the competitive assessment and do not have a Section 48 Bar will be advised of their outcome. Applicants who hold a Bridging Visa associated with Administrative Appeal Tribunal (AAT) or Federal Court review will be placed ON HOLD until the travel ban is lifted at which time these applications will be further assessed in consideration of an updated residential location and employment details (if applicable) then finalised.

12.01.2022 Some clients are very worried. At times requirements for visas can cause overwhelm and even fear. I have a client in quarantine in a hotel right now. Here's what I say: keep it as simple as possible to start. Let's focus on 'time of application requirements' now to ensure a valid application is lodged. After that we will focus on 'time of decision requirements'. (This is not possible for some visas with all requirements being needed at the time of application) For me, I have... to focus on what is realistically achievable today. COVID-19 is making it tough. Although the Department of Home Affairs have cracked down, they are being flexible with deadlines for those who have lodged an application ( not in all cases). The same applies for the Administrative Appeals Tribunal. Always lodge a request for further time via email or IMMIACCOUNT to ensure you are granted further time. Always do so before any given deadline. Focusing on what you can realistically do today reduces a lot of stress and worry. https://www.instagram.com/p/B_We_aMDd3-/

10.01.2022 Argument for granting partner visas ASAP once the borders open https://www.sbs.com.au//labor-mp-calls-for-partner-visa-su

09.01.2022 Tasmania has achieved net zero emissions for the fourth year in a row. This globally significant achievement highlights our enviable renewable energy profile an...d our unique opportunity to lead Australia’s transition to a low-emissions economy, attract more investment and create more local jobs. See more

08.01.2022 FOR THOSE AWAITING A DECISION ON A PARTNER VISA

08.01.2022 Visa applicant seeks media support for this very important matter: _____________________________________________________ I would like to draw the ABC’s attention to the issue of illegal delays to offshore partner visa applications during COVID-19: The Australian partner visa is currently the most expensive in the Western world with the longest processing time. It costs $7,715 AUD with 90% of the applications processed in 18 to 25 months depending on whether you lodge onshore ...Continue reading

07.01.2022 I am subscribed to Lexis Nexis - which is where I access most Departmental policy and immigration legislation. I just noticed how great their response to Black Lives Matter is! By Mike Walsh, CEO June 19, 2020 "As the world grieves the brutal murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Sean Reed, Breonna Taylor, Rayshard Brooks and too many more, LexisNexis stands firmly against racism and discrimination. Confronted with the stark reality of systemic racism in society, we nee...Continue reading

06.01.2022 Keep it up, Tassie! It has now been 60 days since a case of COVID-19 was recorded in Tassie! Tasmania and South Australia are the only jurisdictions in the country that currently have zero known active cases.

04.01.2022 Open home for all to view at 10:00am today

04.01.2022 : "If these predictions are even half accurate, migration will become a necessity for all nations and not an option.

02.01.2022 A client of mine has initiated a group in regards to the speed of partner visa processing. It is not for providing or soliciting immigration assistance however I am keen to be involved in anything that could potentially help speed up partner visa processing. Here is the Facebook group (link below) if you are interested. I will post an article about MP Julian Hill's ideas on the partner visa processing in comments. https://www.facebook.com//290314428824550/290361295486530/ T...he purpose of this group is to call on the Australian Department of Home Affairs to process subclass 309 and 300 partner visas in a reasonable time frame, so that our families can be reunited and we can get on with our lives. Please note we are not migration agents and the soliciting or giving of migration advice is not allowed in this group. We are also not affiliated with the Australian government nor the Department of Home Affairs. Only those who answer the membership questions will be allowed into the group See more