Legal Care Australia in Girrawheen, Western Australia | Immigration lawyer

Legal Care Australia

Locality: Girrawheen, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9342 0837

Address: Unit 6, 32 Balgonie Avenue 6064 Girrawheen, WA, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Melbourne-based company BVivid Pty Ltd has received a formal warning for telephoning numbers on the Do Not Call Register to promote its broadband services. Businesses must respect the rights of Australians when they choose not to receive telemarketing calls, the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) said. To place your number on the Do Not Call Register or make a telemarketing complaint, go to donotcall.gov.au or call 1300 792 958. https://www.acma.gov.au//melbourne-based-telco-bvivid-brea

25.01.2022 Australia, for the first time, has cancelled a tourist’s visa over undeclared food as the country tries to keep itself free of African swine fever. The 45-year-old woman who arrived at Sydney International Airport on Saturday had undeclared food in her luggage including 4.5 kilograms (10 pounds) of pork, Agriculture Minister Senator Bridget McKenzie said today. She was sent home to Vietnam and banned from returning to Australia for three years, McKenzie said.... Story: https://7news.link/CQdZ2s #Biosecurity #7NEWS

24.01.2022 Another happy client this week. Great outcome for a business partnership dispute.

23.01.2022 Starting and running a business in Australia? The money and time it takes to start and run a business in Australia varies greatly, and depends on the type of business you’d like to run and the supplies and licences you’ll need. To help you understand what’s involved, take a look at the following resources: Starting a business guide for information about business planning, different business types, and the steps you need to take to start a business in Australia. https://www....business.gov.au/Guide/Starting Starting a company page on the Australian Securities and Investments Commission website for information about company structures, legal obligations and Australian Company Numbers. https://asic.gov.au//register/steps-to-register-a-company/ Australian Business Licensing and Information Service for information about the government licences, permits, approvals, registrations, codes of practice, standards and guidelines you may need for your business. https://www.business.gov.au/

23.01.2022 Feeling the love!! Thank you to a wonderful client for bringing these juicy plum cherries fresh off the farm!

22.01.2022 A person is entitled to a Medicare card if: 1. He or she meets the definition of Australian resident in Section 3 of the Health Insurance Act, or 2. Comes within reciprocal health care arrangements. ... People (excluding applicants for parent/ contributory parent visas) will meet the definition of Australian resident if; 1. They have applied in Australia for a permanent visa, and 2. They hold a temporary visa (including a bridging visa), and 3. (a) Their spouse/ de facto spouse, parent or child is an Australian citizen or an Australian permanent resident, or (b) They have permission to work. https://www.humanservices.gov.au//how-enrol-medicare-if-yo

22.01.2022 Wishing all family, friends, clients & colleagues a wonderful prosperous Tt (a.k.a) Lunar New Year. Chúc mi nhà m no an lành Chúc t lành không còn cháy la Chúc mi ngi sc khe di dào... An khang thnh vng Làm n phát t, nguyên nm iu hên Gia ình bình yên....

21.01.2022 Thank you Mr Pharmacist Boss for taking care of our office during this time!

21.01.2022 This is my superstar. All our settlements are completed successfully and on time every time because of him. Despite the weather, wind rain hail and everything else, nothing stops him from completing a settlement for our client. Soooo privileged to know and work with you my friend...

20.01.2022 *** Federal Court of Australia Appeal Success!! Partner visa WIN after 5 years!! Another great result for our client. Costs payable by Immigration Department.

20.01.2022 Happy days! Just got granted partner visa subclass 801 (permanent)!

19.01.2022 Temporary relaxation of working hours for student visa holders Due to exceptional circumstances during the COVID-19 pandemic and the need to ensure the supply of critical services, the Department of Home Affairs and Australian Border Force will take a flexible approach to student visa holders working beyond their usual work limitations, but only in specified industries. You can work for more than 40 hours a fortnight if you are:... employed by an aged care Approved Provider or Commonwealth-funded aged care service provider with a RACS ID or a NAPS ID, before 8 September 2020 employed by a registered National Disability Insurance Scheme provider enrolled in a health care related course and you are supporting the health effort against COVID-19, as directed by health officials employed in the agriculture sector NDIS providers There is no requirement for NDIS providers to register with the Department of Home Affairs. These providers should see the letter provided to them by the NDIS Commission for further details. See a list of NDIS providers. Employers Employers must continue to follow Australian workplace law. Overseas workers, including international students, have the same rights under Australian workplace law as all other employees. These temporary measures will be reviewed by the government regularly. Employers will be advised when these measures no longer apply. While these measures are in place, the Department of Home Affairs and Australian Border Force will: exercise their discretion under s116(1)(b) of the Migration Act 1958 to not cancel the visas of students who work in excess of 40 hours each fortnight to support your organisation not refer student visa holders for investigation of any potential offence under s235 of the Migration Act 1958 that might relate to the hours worked by a student visa holder in breach of their visa conditions not refer you or relevant third-party labour hire companies, as an employer, for investigation of any potential offence under s245AC of the Migration Act 1958 that might relate to allowing a student visa holder to work in breach of their visa conditions. Student visa holders Student visa holders do not need to apply for this temporary measure. You should contact your employer. https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au//temporary-relaxation-of-w

18.01.2022 Great news for wa home buyers!

18.01.2022 Looking to buy or sell a property/business? Check us out!

17.01.2022 Buying or Selling a property/business? We can help.

17.01.2022 Great outcome this week with 4 visa granted!!! congrats to all our clients obtaining PR.

13.01.2022 https://mobile.abc.net.au//adelaide-lawyer-wins-/11942064

12.01.2022 *** 2019 a snapshot of AAT case data 2019

12.01.2022 Test Equivalences The Department of Immigration and Border Protection use the following equivalence table in their judgements:

11.01.2022 Temporary visa holders in Tasmania get $3 mil package for financial hardship due to coronavirus The Tasmanian Government has unveiled a $3 million package to support around 26,000 temporary visa holders stuck in the state because of the coronavirus pandemic. Visa holders such as fruit pickers, students and hospitality workers will be eligible for $250 for individuals and $1,000 for families.

11.01.2022 Occupation ceilings for 2019-20 https://www.sbs.com.au//want-to-migrate-to-australia-nurse

11.01.2022 *** Health Assessment changes to migration health policy from 1 July 2019 **** 2 major changes - good news 1. The 'significant cost threshold' has been increased by 22.5 % from $40,000 to $49,000. 2. The time frame over which costs can be assessed has been changed.... Applicants for a permanent visa with a long term health condition or permanent disability will no longer be assessed for lifetime costs. Rather, the maximum period for assessment is now ten years. This will have a huge impact on visa applicants with a permanent disability. Applicants with less costly health conditions such as Hepatitis B may now also find their costs, assessed over the maximum ten-year period, are very close to the threshold of $49,000.

10.01.2022 Brain and beauty is a deadly combination.

10.01.2022 Be careful with all online bank transfers. All it takes is a phone call to confirm the bank account details.

10.01.2022 HomeBuilder HomeBuilder provides eligible owner-occupiers (including first home buyers) with a grant to build a new home or substantially renovate an existing home. HomeBuilder assists the residential construction sector by encouraging the commencement of new home builds and renovations. On 29 November 2020, the Government announced an extension to the HomeBuilder program to 31 March 2021. Changes to the HomeBuilder program include: A $15,000 grant for building contracts (new... builds and substantial renovations) signed between 1 January 2021 and 31 March 2021, inclusive. An extended deadline for all applications to be submitted, including those applying for the $25,000 grant and the new $15,000 grant. Applications can now be submitted up until 14 April 2021 (inclusive). This will apply to all eligible contracts signed on or after 4 June 2020. An extension to the construction commencement timeframe from three months to six months for all HomeBuilder applicants. This will apply to all eligible contracts signed on or after 1 January 2021, but will also be backdated and apply to all contracts entered into on or after 4 June 2020. An increase to the property price cap for new build contracts in New South Wales and Victoria to $950,000 and $850,000, respectively, where the contract is signed between 1 January 2021 and 31 March 2021, inclusive. See more

10.01.2022 Vn Phòng chúng tôi Girrawheen, Perth có th giúp bn làm di chúc.

10.01.2022 Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List The Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL) identifies 18 occupations which fill critical skills needs to support Australia’s economic recovery from COVID-19. The list is based on expert advice from the National Skills Commission and consultation with Commonwealth departments. Employer sponsored nomination and visa applications with an occupation on the PMSOL will be given priority processing. All other skilled occupa...tion lists will remain active, but the PMSOL occupations will take priority. The list is temporary and priority occupations may change as Australia recovers from the pandemic. The Government and the National Skills Commission will continue to monitor the impact of COVID-19 on the Australian labour market and assess Australia’s skills needs as they evolve and new sources of data emerge. This page will be updated with the most up-to-date list when priority occupations change. https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au///sponsoring-workers/pmsol

08.01.2022 Be careful what you post on facebook about a person’s character! Defamation proceedings could be very costly... even send you bankrupt!

08.01.2022 No Mobile Phone for detainees in Immigration Centre? The government is proposing a bill in which all detainees may be prevented from possessing vitally important everyday items such as having access to a mobile phone. The prohibiting of mobile phones or other internet-capable devices will have a direct and adverse effect on the timely and confidential provision of legal information and advice, and the rights of detainees.... The government must remember that detainees are in administrative, not corrective, detention

07.01.2022 Regional International Students! International graduates studying in a regional area From 2021, Temporary Graduate visa (TGV) holders (post-study work stream) who have graduated from a regional educational institution and have lived in regional Australia on their first TGV will be eligible for a second TGV. Those eligible for a second TGV will be required to remain in a regional area for the duration of their new visa.... Eligibility will include international students who studied at a regional campus of a metropolitan university. International graduates who have studied and lived in Category 2 will be eligible for an additional year on a second Temporary Graduate visa. International graduates who have studied and lived in Category 3 will be eligible for an additional 2 years on a second Temporary Graduate visa. The initiative will provide an additional incentive for international students to study at a regional institution and to live in regional areas post-study, boosting diversity and prosperity in regional Australia. At the same time, it will help ease growing infrastructure pressures in our major cities. There is no change to Student visas. This option is available as an initiative for international students to study and live in regional Australia Eligible regional areas The regional definition is comprised of the following 3 categories: Category 1 ‘Major Cities’ of Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane do not receive any regional incentives Category 2 ‘Cities and Major Regional Centres’ of Perth, Adelaide, the Gold Coast, the Sunshine Coast, Canberra, Newcastle/Lake Macquarie, Wollongong/Illawarra, Geelong and Hobart Category 3 ‘Regional Centres and Other Regional Areas’ The regional definition offers regional incentives for skilled migrants who migrate to locations classified as Category 2 ‘Cities and Major Regional Centres’ or Category 3 ‘Regional Centres and Other Regional Areas’. For further information, see: Designated regional areas. See more

06.01.2022 STATES CLOSING THEIR BUSINESS MIGRATION 188 and 132 PROGRAMS IN RESPONSE TO COVID-19 In response to the outbreak of COVID-19 (coronavirus), many states and territories have closed off their borders and implemented travel restrictions. In addition, some states and territories have met the business nomination allocation for FY 2019-20, therefore they are not receiving new nominations. Below we summarised the status of each state and territory.

05.01.2022 Travel restrictions and exemptions Australia has strict border measures in place to protect the health of the Australian community. Very limited flights are currently available to and from Australia and you may not be able to travel at this time. Travel restrictions are subject to change. Please check back regularly. See: National Cabinet media statement. Unless arriving on a quarantine-free flight from New Zealand, all travellers arriving in Australia, including Australian c...Continue reading

05.01.2022 Hard work! Great result! WIN/ WIN! BUSINESS VISA 132 GRANTED!

05.01.2022 Joint media release: More workers to support Australian farmers 5 January 2021 Minister for Agriculture, Drought and Emergency Management, the Hon. David Littleproud MP Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs, the Hon. Alex Hawke MP... The Morrison Government is providing more flexibility to encourage temporary visa holders to support Australian farmers struggling to find workers during COVID-19. Minister for Agriculture, Drought and Emergency Management David Littleproud said the changes mean student visa holders will be permitted to work more than the usual 40 hours per fortnight limit during semesters if they are working in the agriculture sector. This builds on changes earlier this year for international students working in the health and aged care sector, and demonstrates the government’s commitment to supporting Australian farmers and visa holders wishing to take on more work while they live and study here, Mr Littleproud said. Many regions are expecting bumper crops this year, but with COVID-19 travel restrictions international movement, there still aren’t enough workers available. This complements a range of other workforce measures we are delivering to support farmers this harvest season, Minister Littleproud said. Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs Alex Hawke said the changes would not just give temporary visa holders the ability to earn more income, they would also help farmers this harvest season and avoid food going to waste. Australians will always get priority for jobs under this Government, but we’re listening to farmers who have been clear that they need many more workers, and they need them now, Minister Hawke said. These temporary visa holders are already in Australia, many do not want to or cannot go home and they will be greatly valued in the agriculture sector. It will also be easier for temporary visa holders to access the COVID-19 Pandemic Event visa, if they choose to work in the agriculture sector, Minister Hawke said. They can now apply for the COVID-19 visa up to 90 days before their existing visa runs out and they do not need to demonstrate their attempts to depart Australia. More than 5,600 COVID-19 Pandemic event visas have already been granted to support the agriculture sector since they were made available in April 2020. Harvest Trail Services, administered by the Department of Education, Skills and Employment, will assist temporary visa holders to find harvest work, while continuing its focus on linking Australian jobseekers with jobs in regional horticulture areas. More information on the COVID-19 Pandemic Event visa is available at the Department of Home Affairs website. Anyone looking for agriculture work should visit Harvest Trail https://minister.awe.gov.au//more-workers-to-support-aus-f

04.01.2022 Parent visa applicants to remain onshore during COVID-19 The Morrison Government continues to address the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on visa holders and is actively reviewing the settings for various visas in response to the challenges posed by COVID-19 on an ongoing basis. In November the Government announced visa changes to support applicants in five Family visa subclasses impacted by COVID-19 travel restrictions.... Today Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs, the Hon Alex Hawke MP, said the Government intends to make changes to allow further temporary concessions for Parent visa applicants. The Government is pursuing changes to allow certain Parent visa applicants who have applied for their visa outside Australia to be granted that visa while in Australia during the COVID-19 period, Minister Hawke said. This temporary concession would apply to Parent visa subclasses and will allow eligible applicants who are in Australia and unable to travel offshore due to COVID-19 impacts to be granted that visa, Minister Hawke said. The changes would apply to: Parent (subclass 103) visa Contributory Parent (subclass 173) visa Contributory Parent (subclass 143) visa. The current processing arrangements and timeframes for Parent visa applications will not be impacted. These changes are to take effect in the first quarter of 2021. Those unable to depart should refer to the Department of Home Affairs’ website for information about options for remaining lawfully in Australia. Information about the measures the Government has taken in response to the COVID-19 pandemic is regularly updated and available on the Department’s website at https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/.

02.01.2022 Proudly serving our community with legal excellence for 7 years and counting... Thank you for your trust in our team. We are humble to have this opportunity and will continue to provide affordable legal access to All! Stay safe - wash your hands!

01.01.2022 This is how many refugees are buying time to work in Australia... https://www.msn.com//forget-boat-people-refugee/ar-AAEEOe6

01.01.2022 Be prepared - Get your will done today! Làm di chúc bo v tài sn!