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25.01.2022 The 160,000 cap covers 110,000 skilled places and 47,000 family places. Currently there are 101,419 applications in the skilled pipeline, and 194,908 in the family pipeline, including 80,539 partners applying for residency, many of whom are already in Australia on bridging visas.

25.01.2022 The avalanche of citizenship applications from India also corresponded with a strong rise in the number of people acquiring permanent residency under the skilled migration program Australia’s Indian diaspora is fast becoming the new face of the country’s migration story in 2020. Indians are now the third-largest migrant group in Australia and are on track to overtake Britons and Chinese

24.01.2022 A visa with a 50-year wait!!!

24.01.2022 The Coalition Government has allowed a backlog of over 80,000 partner applications (that is, including fiancees) to develop. It has allocated only 39,799 places for partners in 2019-20

24.01.2022 The frustration of not being able to get a professional job is a common thread for many skilled migrants from different backgrounds. One in three migrants from non-English-speaking backgrounds has been found to be overqualified for their job, according to a recent study.

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23.01.2022 Australia’s immigration assessment authority found Australia legally owed Alex complementary protection, akin to refugee status, and that if he were returned to Sri Lanka he would likely be imprisoned, with a strong likelihood he would suffer serious physical mistreatment including torture. Australia cannot legally return Alex to Sri Lanka.

22.01.2022 An analysis of migration and refugee cases before the Administrative Appeals Tribunal reveals there was a 257 percent increase between July 2016 and August this year, driven by greater numbers of permanent and temporary visa refusals. Not only the annual intake has dropped 30000 places but the percentage of refusals of applications lodged has increased substantially.

21.01.2022 It wasn’t just humanitarian visas that were down. Overall, the department recorded an almost 25% decrease in visa lodgements after Australia closed its international borders.

21.01.2022 The change will most significantly impact temporary workers and students, who spend more time in Australia than tourists, which results in higher cost estimates.

20.01.2022 The CSP allows individuals, businesses and community organisations to privately sponsor refugees to come to Australia. They must be given a job offer or a pathway to become self-sufficient within 12 months. In 2018-19, there were 1086 applications for this program and 563 visas were granted. The scheme is capped at 1000 places annually.

20.01.2022 A cancelled COE means an international student cannot enter Australia.

19.01.2022 For an administration obsessed about putting Australia’s budget books back in the black and giving the country a haloed surplus (as if surpluses, in of themselves, mean much), this had been risible. Rather than being the show of a sober captain steadying the wobbles of the economic ship, this was pure, drunken indulgence ahead of a Federal Election.

19.01.2022 States and territories in Australia have announced that their nomination program will remain temporarily suspended The federal government has not yet allocated state nomination places for the program year 2020-2021

18.01.2022 Partner visas currently cost $7,715 with 90 percent of offshore applications processed within 18 months. More than 25,000 applications for permanent residency are refused each year.

18.01.2022 Having spent over $35,000 on coaching and test fees alone, it was only after her 67th attempt at the test that she could apply for her Australian permanent residency jointly with her husband who has been in Australia as a dependent spouse.

17.01.2022 A petition from the Papua New Guinean employees of Pomwan Paladin Security, addressed to Paladin management, said the staff had shown dedication and loyalty to the firm but were now being treated unfairly. It claimed the employees were underpaid, with no risk allowances added to the rates of $2-$3 an hour, or overtime paid for shifts of up to 12 hours, and that those who had transitioned from jobs with the former contractor Broadspectrum had had their pay cut.

17.01.2022 Some countries can turn travellers away if they don't have at least six months' validity on their passport. Sometimes an airline won't let visitors board with less than six months because it can be liable However, Australian passports are valid for travel to and from Australia until their final expiry date.

16.01.2022 There are currently six prison-like detention centres on mainland Australia. If these facilities are at capacity, safer and cheaper options are available, most notably releasing detainees who pose no threat to the Australian public into the community," she said.

16.01.2022 Morrison’s plan cuts permanent migration 15% for a cap of 160,000. The plan introduces 23,000 migrant visas tied to regions, plus a few thousand regional scholarships. Mini measures won’t reduce the crush of overseas students and migrants into Sydney and Melbourne. Whose dominance has never been dented by any post-war schemes for decentralisation. At 1945, they held about a third of our population. Now it’s 40%. In 2017-18 they took nearly two-thirds of net migration. Over 80% of Sydney’s population growth of 93,000 in 2017-18 was net migration, with 27,000 locals leaving the city.

13.01.2022 Those damn Muslims are at it again! Now helping farmers

13.01.2022 The expert advice has not changed: the best way to reduce the serious health threat to immigration detainees, staff and the community posed by COVID-19, is to urgently transfer people who do not pose a security risk out of held immigration detention into appropriate community accommodation, Leibowitz said.

13.01.2022 The most wanted skills needed include medicine, education, ICT, engineering, trade workers like electricians, plumbers and carpenters, as well as those in the arts.

12.01.2022 Key points: Although Centrelink has recognised their relationship, Home Affairs is refusing to let the Balinese partner of a Cairns man into the country. The couple say they have provided a vast amount of evidence to prove their relationship is genuine.

11.01.2022 The request for tender was eventually released in December 2018, with plans for the winning bidder to have been selected by October last year. But the winner still has not been picked, despite the process already costing at least $87 million. In its report, the Senate committee rejected the Coalition’s argument that the tender plan isn’t privatisation.

10.01.2022 The basis for the case is that the 2001 Australian citizenship law changes are unconstitutional as they unreasonably deny the right to vote to the affected cohort, and also constitute unlawful race discrimination. According to academic research published in the Conversation, Mori New Zealanders are disproportionately affected by the 2001 change. Of the 146,000 New Zealand-born migrants who arrived in Australia between 2002 and 2011, only 8.4% had acquired Australian citizenship by 2016. As a subset of this, New Zealand-born Mori are particularly disadvantaged, with a take-up rate of just under 3%.

09.01.2022 While exact numbers haven’t been set, the change of focus would result in the demographics of refugee arrivals reflecting those of the 1970s, when more than 16,000 refugees were taken in from South America after political unrest.

09.01.2022 Backpackers can lend a helping hand to the enormous task of rebuilding after the bushfires, and stay in Australia longer.

08.01.2022 Información importante para poder entrar legalmente a Australia.

07.01.2022 The pathway is aimed at attracting highly skilled migrants working in one of the seven designated ‘future-focused’ sectors: ag-tech, med-tech, space, fin-tech, energy and mining technology, cybersecurity, and data science. To be eligible, the applicants must demonstrate the potential to earn a salary at or above the income threshold of $153,600 each year and have their application supported by a nominator of national reputation in the same field.

06.01.2022 Bank governor Philip Lowe said the country was going through a "very difficult period" and experiencing its largest economic contraction since the 1930s.

06.01.2022 For many of the detainees, this human contact by phone is so important to their mental health. Acting Immigration Minister Alan Tudge introduced the legislation on May 12 that would include provision to allow mobile phones to be confiscated as prohibited items. Mr Tudge said that would mean mobile phones and other prohibited items could be seized if they are being used for criminal activity or because they are putting at risk the health, safety or security of persons in (an) immigration detention facility.

06.01.2022 The last few years have seen a surge in people arriving in Australia by plane on legitimate tourist visas before later claiming asylum - 81,000 have done so in the past four years.

05.01.2022 Under the medevac legislation passed earlier this year, a refugee seeking transfer to Australia for medical or psychiatric care is required to provide written assessments from two treating doctors to the department secretary

03.01.2022 IF YOU NEED TO HAVE A DOCUMENT WITNESSED: On 22 April 2020, a temporary regulation-making power was added to the COVID-19 Legislation Amendment (Emergency Measures) Act 2020 which allows for the witnessing of legal documents to be conducted via video conferencing technology such as Skype, WhatsApp, FaceTime, Microsoft Teams and Zoom during the COVID-19 pandemic.

03.01.2022 Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the pause on arrivals would be reassessed before May 15.

03.01.2022 The Centre Alliance senators, Stirling Griff and Rex Patrick, who look likely to hold the balance of power in the new Senate, have indicated they would not support repealing the medevac laws. The Greens have said they will not support repealing the law either, leaving the government probably short of the numbers to pass it. Hundreds of refugees and asylum seekers remain on Manus Island and Nauru.

02.01.2022 When Boochani fled his war-torn home of Iran, he chose Australia. He, like many refugees, thought he would be met with freedom. But after his six-year incarceration, he is now using freedom to help expose the hellish conditions he experienced whilst trying to liberate the friends he left behind.

02.01.2022 Australia has a new visa: subclass 408. This may be the visa that will help you achieve your dream. Don’t waste time. Contact us to organise an initial consulta...tion. We speak English, Spanish and Italian. Other languages can be arranged with interpreters (conditions apply). Contact us on +61(0)2 95651516 Or +61(0) 412618936 Our email: [email protected] Or [email protected] This visa may be your chance! Don’t wait.

01.01.2022 The biggest group of migrants no longer entering Australia are international students, who have made up 40% or so of migration in recent years, according to Rizvi. Up to 350 international students to return to Australia under pilot scheme. Basically, they’ve stopped, he said. The students not coming include people who already had a visa, those who had applied for a visa, and those who were intending to apply. Working holiday-makers, skilled temporary entrants, and temporary visitors who would then apply for longer-term visas are also no longer entering the country. Rizvi said that the offshore humanitarian program, under which Australia brings in refugees, appears to have stopped. In the 2018-2019 financial year, it brought in just under 19,000 people.

01.01.2022 Austrailia’s migration laws are exempt from the Disability Discrimination Act (1992), so our government can discriminate based on disability.