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Dr Visa

Locality: Gold Coast, Queensland

Phone: +61 490 362 612

Address: Level 13, 50 Cavill Ave 4217 Gold Coast, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.brettruehland.com/

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25.01.2022 Australian Visa - Video Consult - 15 to 60 mins

24.01.2022 More than 500 skilled worker visas have been approved for fast-food outlets over the past four years.

22.01.2022 More power. Less accountability.

21.01.2022 Well.. there you go

18.01.2022 BREAKING: Turnball announces he will scrap the 457 visa program, which allows employers to sponsor skilled workers to fill skilled shortages, and introduce a new visa program that allows employers to sponsor skilled workers to fill skilled shortages... http://www.sbs.com.au//australian-workers-must-have-priori

18.01.2022 "We want to see a world of equality and justice not a world of division and hatred and racism. Thank you to all those at Villawood standing up to the abject cruelty of this government.

17.01.2022 Question: "Do I need to need to wait 2 years to apply for Australian Permanent Residence?" Answer: No. There is a "Direct Entry" application stream for applican...ts who are either offshore, in Australia or holding a 457 visa but haven't completed two years of work with an employer. Watch for full answer and more info on Direct Entry criteria Employer Nomination (Subclass 186) visa Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (subclass 187) visa Temporary Work (Skilled) visa (subclass 457) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqsMZLqi9Hc&t=36s See more

15.01.2022 Not your typical day ... hanging out at at the campus studios at Griffith University preparing some content for the Masters of Migration Law program...

14.01.2022 Don't get scammed. Please share.

13.01.2022 A quick summary of where we are at with the changes to the Australian Citizenship process announced by the Australian Government. Any questions... get in touch with me Dr Visa - Brett Ruehland

10.01.2022 Peter Dutton claims he has stopped granting 457 visas in areas of high youth unemployment. But he hasn't.

07.01.2022 Still getting our head around all the changes, and I will post a video soon. Here's a brief overview: http://www.brettruehland.com/?p=2047

06.01.2022 COVID-19 update for visa holders and sponsors Working Holiday Makers and Seasonal Pacific Islander workers Will be allowed to extend their stays in Australia Must be working in agriculture, health or aged care only... Waiver of 'six month with one employer' rule Will need to self isolate if moving to a new region Skilled visa holders Able to withdraw $10,000 from superannuation for this financial year Skilled visa holders stood down, but not laid off, will be able to have visas extended Businesses can reduce skilled visa holders working hours without breaching sponsorship obligations Time already spent in Australia prior to COVID pandemic will be counted towards permanent residency requirements. International students Encouraged to rely on family support, part-time work and their own savings Able to withdraw $10,000 from superannuation for this financial year https://youtu.be/WyAxY3WSqeI

04.01.2022 Who's affected? Your questions answered here Dr Visa - Brett Ruehland

04.01.2022 An article I composed answering a simple question with a very technical answer :P http://www.brettruehland.com/?p=2009 This is a common question I receive from employers who nominate Temporary Work (Skilled) (subclass 457) visa holders:...Continue reading

03.01.2022 Current info from DIBP indicates that second stage Partner visa processing queue is currently 2 years from date of lodgement!!!!!

01.01.2022 "Home is HERE!"