Elite Migration Advisers in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Immigration lawyer

Elite Migration Advisers

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3554 1371

Address: Level 1, 16 McDougall Street, MILTON 4064 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

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

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20.01.2022 Queenslanders are safe because she is strong.

19.01.2022 COVID-19 Concessions for Skilled Regional Visa Applicants Have you, or will you soon apply for a Skilled Regional (subclass 887), but are worried that COVID-19 might have impacted your visa application? From 19 September 2020, a number of visa application concessions became available to help subclass 887 visa applicants who have been personally affected by COVID-19.... Please contact us or visit the following link for more information on these concessions: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au//vis/skilled-regional-887 reference : Department of Home Affairs

18.01.2022 Alan Tudge announces changes to Australian Citizenship Test

11.01.2022 Queensland State Migration Open - 29 Sept to 5 Oct 2020 Due to the limited nomination allocation and processing time-frame: (1) BSMQ will only pick up NEW EOIs lodged on Skillselect from Tuesday 29 September 2020.... (2) If an invitation is made, all supporting documents must be uploaded in 24 hours. With limited allocations, BSMQ will only nominate applicants critical to the effort in response to the COVID-19 pandemic: (1) in medical services, or (2) in maintaining the supply of essential goods and services, or in delivering services in sectors critical to Australia’s economic recovery. OPEN For offshore and onshore applicants for: Subclass 188 and 132 Open only to ONSHORE applicants in Queensland for : 491-SBO (small business owners’ pathway) applications Subclass 190 visa applicants who have worked in their nominated occupation in Queensland for at least 6 months and have a job offer for 12 months Subclass 491 applicants who have worked in their nominated occupation in a regional area of Queensland for at least 3 months and have a job offer for 12 months.

07.01.2022 BREAKING NEWS: An automatic travel exemption is now available for holders of a Business Innovation and Investment (subclass 188) visa. READ MORE HERE: https://fal.cn/3ae42

04.01.2022 The Department of Home Affairs has released information regarding the circumstances where a visa application charge could be waived or refunded. Below is a summary of specific visa subclasses which are entitled to a refund: Prospective Marriage visa Subclass 309 Where an applicant was granted a Prospective Marriage visa but could not enter Australia because of COVID-19 travel restrictions before visa ceased, persons of this cohort may be eligible for a VAC refund.... Refunds will help former Prospective Marriage visa holders to apply for another visa to come to Australia, once travel restrictions are lifted. These applications will be given priority, but the actual processing times for applications will depend on whether the application is complete and meets all the requirements for the visa. Temporary workers Limited refunds are available to temporary workers. For those who are or were part of the Pacific Labour Scheme or Seasonal Worker Programme, were granted a visa before 20 March 2020 and were unable to travel to Australia because of COVID-19 travel restrictions, VAC may be refunded. For those who were granted a Temporary Skill Shortage or Temporary Work (Skilled) visa but you were unable to enter Australia because of COVID-19 travel restrictions before the visa ceased, applicants may be able to receive a VAC waiver for a future visa application. Working Holiday Makers Those who were granted a Working Holiday Maker visa may be able to receive a VAC waiver for a future application or a refund. A VAC waiver will apply for a further application if an applicant was unable to travel to Australia because of travel restrictions or had to depart Australia early due to COVID-19. Visitors A VAC waiver will be available for Visitor (Tourist) visa holders whose visas expired while outside Australia following implementation of COVID-19 travel restrictions on 20 March 2020. For full details, visit: https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/refunds-and-waivers-visa. Reference: Migration Alliance