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Kangaroo Education Foundation Education & Visa Services Tasmania

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 480 222 204

Address: Level 1, 33 Elizabeth Street 7000 Hobart, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.kangarooedu.com

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25.01.2022 We heartily welcome you all to the "14th VIRTUAL ECAN Educational Fair-2021" Meet our qualified counsellors and get all your queries anserwed about study abroa...d(Australia/New Zealand/USA/Canada & Europe) and test preparation(IELTS/PTE) Catch you all from 15th-20th January, 2021 :) #ECANVirtualFair #StudyAbroad #IELTS #PTE #StartSmart

24.01.2022 Things are looking good for Victorians planning to come to Tasmania. https://www.facebook.com//a.120745234217/10159642642814218/

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22.01.2022 *** South Australia Skilled Migration Update *** South Australia is yet to receive our full allocation of nomination places, and is therefore not in a position to open a full Skilled Migration program at this stage. Our interim process will continue until further notice with applicants who meet state-nomination requirements encouraged to lodge an Expression of Interest (EOI) through the Department of Home Affairs Skill Select system.... If we are satisfied with your EOI, you will be invited to submit an online application for state nomination. We ask that you review the current state nomination requirements and if you are identified as an applicant who meets the Commonwealth and State Government critical skills, we will send you an invitation to submit an application for state nomination. Applicants living and working in regional South Australia will continue to be prioritized for nomination. Please ensure you are subscribed to the NEWS section of our website to keep up to date with new announcements. Source: https://migration.sa.gov.au

22.01.2022 Let's connect virtually to discuss and choose best suitable university for your abroad study Stay home and start your Australia study process via online... For more information: +977-9801227528 [email protected] Kangaroo Education Foundation, 5th Floor, AB Complex, Putalisadak, Kathmandu #StudyInAustralia #KangarooEducationFoundation #StartSmart

21.01.2022 : - Will commence invitation shortly for 190 visa nomination and as per the Home Affairs direction will only invite applicants currently in selected health, ICT and engineering occupations, and who currently reside in NSW.... : - Will continue with the interim occupation which are available until further occupation are announced. : - Currently suspended and Expected to re-open in October soon : - Further Quotas to be allocated to issue nominations. : - 190 open and invitation are received for those on the Critical Skills Occupation list. : - Those who submitted a Registration of Interest for Victorian State Visa Nomination on the Live in Melbourne website by 5pm AEST, 21 September 2020 are being considered for the nomination : - Occupation list will be published soon.

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21.01.2022 This is a good sign for potential Migrants as callings remains same. Wait is still on for announcement for state and territory governments in coming days!! Immigration... A carefully managed Migration Program is an important part of Australia's economic recovery and will create jobs and bring high value investment to help Australia rebound from COVID-19. In 2020-21 the planned ceiling for the Migration Program will remain at 160,000 places. The program will have a strong focus on attracting the best and brightest migrants from around the world, with a tripling of the Global Talent Independent program allocation to 15,000 places and an increase in the Business Innovation and Investment Program (BIIP) to 13,500 places. The BIIP will also be streamlined and reformed to ensure that investments are targeted at Australian venture capitals and emerging small and medium size businesses to support the economic recovery. The Family stream planning level has been set at 77,300 places, including 72,300 within the Partner category. While overall the government has placed greater emphasis on the family stream, most of these are people already in Australia. Of the new permanent residents coming into the country, we still anticipate that approximately two thirds will be in the skilled stream and one third from the family stream. There will be 13,750 places allocated for the Humanitarian Program. The Government will continue to invest to improve settlement and employment outcomes for humanitarian entrants, including through previously announced reforms to the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP), and developing a reform program for settlement services and the Community Sponsorship Program. The Government will also offer Visa Application Charge (VAC) refunds, waivers or visa extensions to visa holders who have been unable to travel to Australia due to COVID-19. This includes waiving the VAC for Working Holiday Makers and Visitors to boost tourism once the borders re-open. https://minister.homeaffairs.gov.au//Securing-and-Uniting-

20.01.2022 IMPORTANT UPDATE ON TASMANIA 20202021 Program Update The Tasmanian Nominated Skilled Migration Program will reopen with updated requirements to general applications on 29 January 2021 at 1pm (AEDT).... Until this time interim program restrictions remain in place. Please note: Due to related system maintenance, online application access will be shut down at 5pm (AEDT) 28 January 2021 and all draft applications on-hand will be closed and archived. Online application access will then reopen 29 January 2021 at 1pm (AEDT). As there will be new requirements and compulsory documents, please ensure that you read all program updates prior to commencing your application. https://www.migration.tas.gov.au//2020-2021_program_year_u

20.01.2022 With the international borders still closed, our migration numbers are expected to go backwards, which is a bad thing for the economy. The Government is forecasting our net overseas migration will fall from around 154,000 in 2019-20 to -72,000 by the end of 2020-21. It'll gradually increase to around 201,000 in 2023-24.... In the budget papers it's assumed there'll be a gradual return of international students and permanent migrants in the later part of 2021 as travel begins to resume. There is some hope, however, for people with partners who are overseas and want to come and live in Australia. The Government is increasing the family stream of immigration "on a one-off basis" and prioritising partner visitors for people living in regional Australia. https://www.abc.net.au//coronavirus-federal-budg/12684802

19.01.2022 Another Success Student Visa Grant (Subclass 500) Congratulation to both of the Applicants.... Any advise needed, do contact us!

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17.01.2022 Information from the Department of Home Affairs : Subclass 489 visa - Information for Skilled Regional (Provisional) visa holders impacted by travel restrictions/border closures The Department is aware there are visa holders who are currently overseas and cannot return to Australia to satisfy work and residence requirements to apply for a permanent visa, this includes holders of a Skilled Regional (subclass 489) visa.... Travel restrictions are subject to change. Please check the Department's website regularly. Travellers who have a compassionate or compelling reason to travel to Australia will need to have an exemption from the Australian Border Force Commissioner. Exemptions to travel to Australia are assessed on a case-by-case basis. Information about applying for an exemption is available on the Department’s website. If you can’t return to Australia before your current visa expires you will need to apply for a new visa once the travel restrictions are lifted. Visa expiry dates can’t be extended. Skilled Regional visa holders in Australia who are unable to return to their usual place of residence within Australia due to State/ Territory border closures are encouraged to return as soon as practicable subject to health advice, quarantine requirements and the lifting of restrictions. Subclass 887 COVID-19 concessions From 19 September 2020, COVID concessions to lodgement and eligibility requirements will be available to eligible prospective Skilled Regional visa (subclass 887) applicants where they meet certain criteria, as specified on the Department’s website. Adherence to regional compliance visa conditions including the live and work in regional Australia requirement will be assessed when a person applies for a permanent residence visa, and the impact of COVID-19 will be considered as part of this process. Subclass 887 Processing times updated 19 August 2020 We are currently assessing 887 visa applications submitted before August 2020.

14.01.2022 For international student in NT: https://theterritory.com.au//hospitality-connect-jobs-for-

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13.01.2022 May Goddess Durga bless you and your family with her nine swaroopa Name, Fame, Health, Wealth, Happiness, Humanity, Education, Bhakti & Shakti Dashain begins #Ghatasthapana #KangarooEducationFoundation #StartSmart

13.01.2022 Thank you Ranju Wagle Thapa Didi and Naresh Dai for your surprise visit at our Hobart office all the way from Sydney . Thank you for your valuable time and we look forward working with SCCM college for long term.

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09.01.2022 May the Goddess Laxmi fulfil all your wishes and dreams. We also express our bundles of wishes to you and to your family. Happy Deepawali to all our students, parents, friends, relatives and well wishers! Some glimpses of our Deepawali celebrations in the office.

09.01.2022 Summary of Migration changes from the 2020/21 Federal Budget - Federal Budget 2020-21 The 2020-21 Federal Budget contains the following announcements and information related to the Department of Home Affairs and the migration program....Continue reading

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08.01.2022 New English Requirement for Partner Visa

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06.01.2022 The Government will maintain the 2020-21 Migration Program planning level at 160,000. Family Stream places will increase from 47,732 to 77,300 places on a one-off basis for the 2020-21 Migration Program year, and Employer Sponsored, Global Talent, Business Innovation and Investment Program visas will be prioritised within the Skilled Stream. Onshore visa applicants and Partner visa applicants where the relevant sponsor resides in a designated regional area will also be prioritised for the 2020-21 Migration Program. https://budget.gov.au//cont/bp2/download/bp2_complete.pdf

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03.01.2022 More details of the budget measures including details of an english language requirement for Partner visas The Government will maintain the 2020-21 Migration Program planning level at 160,000. Family Stream places will increase from 47,732 to 77,300 places on a one-off basis for the 2020-21 Migration Program year, and Employer Sponsored, Global Talent, Business Innovation and Investment Program visas will be prioritised within the Skilled Stream. Onshore visa applicants an...d Partner visa applicants where the relevant sponsor resides in a designated regional area will also be prioritised for the 2020-21 Migration Program. These changes will help maximise the economic benefits of the Migration Program, and enhance the responsiveness of the program to evolving health and economic challenges. The increased number of places for Partner visas and the prioritisation of onshore migrants is expected to reduce receipts by $320.0 million over the forward estimates period, and the additional demands for English language services and income support by Partner migrants are expected to increase payments by $123.1 million over the forward estimates period. This is partially offset by reduced GST payments to the States and Territories of $55.0 million over the forward estimates period. From 1 July 2021, the Government will streamline and improve the operation of the Business Innovation and Investment Program (BIIP). The Government will introduce changes to improve the quality of investments and applicants. Visa application charges for BIIP visas will also be increased by an additional 11.3 per cent (above regular CPI indexation) on 1 July 2021. These changes will sharpen the focus of the BIIP program on higher value investors, business owners and entrepreneurs and improve the economic outcomes of the BIIP. This measure is estimated to have no net impact on receipts over the forward estimates period. The Department of Home Affairs will be provided with $1.2 million to implement the proposal. The Government will apply the family sponsorship framework to Partner visas which will mandate character checks and the sharing of personal information as part of a mandatory sponsorship application, and subject the sponsor to enforceable sponsorship obligations. These changes will complement existing family violence provisions within the Partner visa program. The Government will introduce English language requirements for Partner visa applicants and their permanent resident sponsors. These changes will help support English language acquisition and enhance social cohesion and economic participation outcomes. https://budget.gov.au//conte/bp2/download/bp2_complete.pdf

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02.01.2022 Victoria State Migration Update ------------------------------------ Victoria’s Significant Investor (subclass 188C) visa nominations open on Monday, 30 November From 9AM AEST on Monday 30 November, the Victorian Government will open to receive new applications for Significant Investor (subclass 188C) visa (SIV) nominations. The re-opening is possible due to a limited number of visa places remaining from the Commonwealth Government’s interim allocation in August 2020.... New state nomination visa places pending The Victorian Government is awaiting further advice from the Department of Home Affairs on the allocations for skilled, business and investor state nominations for the remainder of the 2020-21 program year. We will provide an update as more information becomes available. Please continue to check our website news for updates. In the meantime, all other business innovation and investor visa nomination applications (subclass 188A, 188B, and 188E streams and subclass 132A and 132B streams) and the skilled program (subclass 190 and subclass 491) remain closed to new applications. We continue to select high calibre skilled migrants for nomination from the pool of Registration of Interest submissions. More than half of nominated professionals graduated with an Australian qualification More than half of the professionals nominated for a Skilled Nominated (subclass 190) visa in our September 2020 campaign had studied in Australia prior to their Victorian nomination. Students at university An analysis of Victoria’s interim 2020-21 skilled visa nomination program shows that 53 per cent of the 368 people nominated to date for a subclass 190 visa had graduated with an Australian qualification. Of those nominated, 27 had graduated with a PhD - 24 of which were completed in Victoria. Due to the new requirement, all nominees were already living and working in Victoria in heath or medical research and contributing to Victoria’s economic recovery. Once the program reopens, we continue to welcome students and PhD graduates to apply for Victorian visa nomination. All applicants must meet the minimum eligibility criteria to be considered for nomination. (Source: VIctorian State Government) See more

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01.01.2022 ***Sharing is caring*** Claiming partner points for skilled migration: If partner has competent English, skill assessment and if the skilled occupation is in ML...TSSL or in STSOL, 10 points from the partner can be claimed. Previously, the occupation required to be in the same list to claim partner skilled point.