Petty Sampson in Adelaide, South Australia | Immigration lawyer

Petty Sampson

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 7225 6478

Address: First Floor, Suite 4, 155 King William Road, Unley 5061 Adelaide, SA, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 It's a strange cultural phenomenon. Why do we engage in it?

25.01.2022 ... little bitch and squabble ... BIG idiom with a raw message. Not my words. Take a bow Tara. Thats why YOUR ONE AND ONLY is so bloody good ... coz you.call out the bullshit.

24.01.2022 Here we are ... First Floor, Suite 4, 155 King William Road, Unley, South Australia, 5061. Website (hopefully ) coming soon. In the meantime, just watch this space for updates and check out our Instagram page to learn about PS.

24.01.2022 Its a long and expensive process to apply for and be granted a partner visa. Dont risk your money, time and emotions by doing it alone. We take the stress out of it. We know the law. We know the pitfalls. Photo by johnwhitephotos

22.01.2022 What does it mean to be Australian? Have we excluded other cultures within the myth of Australian identity? Photo by Huo Leong.

22.01.2022 CHANGES to who can apply for Subclass 408 (Temporary Activity) visa! Aged care workers specifically identified. Effective from tomorrow (8 Sept). You may be able to apply for the Subclass 408 visa if:... If you either hold a substantive temporary visa and are not entitled to work, but have the relevant skills and qualifications to work in the aged care sector, OR If you previously held a substantive temporary visa (whether with or without working rights) which expired less than 28 days before you lodge an Subclass 408, and you have the relevant and qualifications to work in the aged care sector. NOTE: If you already have an application which has been been lodged but not yet decided, you dont have to re-apply to be considered in the additional class of persons. If you have the relevant skills and qualifications you will automatically be considered. Email uswith your specific questions for clarification and explanation of the details.

22.01.2022 Global Talent Independent Program - understanding your eligibility. Dont assume. Know the details. Read our blog: www.psilawyers.com.au

21.01.2022 In lockdown because of an axxhole.

21.01.2022 It's a long and expensive process to apply for and be granted a partner visa. Don't risk your money, time and emotions by doing it alone. We take the stress out of it. We know the law. We know the pitfalls. Photo by johnwhitephotos

21.01.2022 Many more reasons. Just DM if you'd like the list

21.01.2022 This was a commissioned piece of artwork. As much as this was a painting of the ocean it also tells a much deeper story. The green centre represents the heart and healing. The swirl symbolises a gathering, magic and healing. The centre represents the magic of healing that can occur when people gather or come together. The four branches or waves represent the healing reaching out to community and the positive effect that healing has on us.... The dolphins represent peace and tranquility. The dots represent the ocean, coral and its treasures as each colour also has its own meaning. This painting was done by Delise Sampson, a young Wirangu Aboriginal artist. It sits in a special place on the coast of the Eyre Peninsula in Streaky Bay, on Wirangu country.

20.01.2022 ... Oi Oi Oi Photo by johnwhitephotos.com

20.01.2022 The Aussie lifestyle is casual and laid-back but this shouldnt be misinterpreted to mean that we dont work hard or dont care. We have one of the worlds longest working weeks. The wellworn saying for hard work - hard yakka - is worn as a badge of honour. Our work ethic is culturally ingrained. If there is one thing we cant stand in this country, its lazy people who dont work hard. Our country was built on the backs of the first wave of immigrants who came here and worked damn hard. My hometown of Port Lincoln would not have the thriving fishing industry (and the wealth that goes with it) if it wasnt for the immigrants who set up home here and didnt stop working.

20.01.2022 I believe that our clients are our relationships too. They aren't just a source of income. We need to invest in them as someone we care about. Take the time to demonstrate this. Send an email. Make a phone call. Just say hi. They will remember that you care. Do something without an expectation of receiving anything in return. The traditional law model doesn't really allow for this because if you can't bill the time then you shouldn't waste the time. This is greedy. We can s...till make a living. I strongly believe that in my industry it is all about building relationships based on genuine care and concern for the person sitting in front of you. They are going through some major changes in their lives to create a new life in a foreign country. I try and think of myself doing this in their country. I would need people to really care about me or I don't think I could see it through to the end. Share your clients' pain and their tears. See more

20.01.2022 "Make your next move South Australia" - new Migration SA website. SA state nomination requirements for 491and 190 announced.

19.01.2022 ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM THE TYRANNY OF DISTANCE? Love, relationships & being apart in this covid-19 world. Read our blog - www.psilawyers.com.au

19.01.2022 Partner visas and domestic violence. You need to know what your rights are. Please seek help.

18.01.2022 'Eliminates any confusion over the differences between immigration lawyers and migration agents"

18.01.2022 So how does this criteria compare to the criteria of our current batch of visas??

18.01.2022 Oh South Aussie. Just another great offering from this great state. The other states may try to claim a version of you but just like yo-yo biscuits and fritz, you are ours.

18.01.2022 Ask for an adjournment until a face-to-face hearing can be conducted. Dont jeopardise the credibility of your evidence.

17.01.2022 Contact me for details: [email protected] or 08) 7225 6478

17.01.2022 South Aussies always knew how great our state is ...the rest of Australia is just becoming aware. We welcome your apology, Mr Dan Andrews!

17.01.2022 Skilled and Business Migration in South Australia. South Australias economic recovery is supported by the Commonweath Government with the announcement that they will allocate a limited number of skilled and business visa nomination places. Whilst the number will be limited it is still some positive news for SA as most states (other than the ACT, which is open to local residents only) are closed. Skilled applicants with EOIs that meet Commonwealth and South Australian priorit...ies will be invited to submit an application for state nomination. If you havent yet submitted an EOI and believe you are eligible, you should submit ASAP. The EOIs are expeced to be reviewed from 31 August 2020. The state nomination requirements, including occupation lists, are expected to be published on 27 August 2020. Business applicants who have submitted Intention to Apply submissions can expect these to start being reviewed from 7 September 2020, and (hopefully) receive an invitation to submit an application. Photo by johnwhitephotos.com (with South added by PS).

16.01.2022 Don't wait until it gets too busy. Prepare now and get ahead.

15.01.2022 If you are an eligible visa holder and are taken to have suffered family violence, there are special provisions in immigration law that allow you to continue with your permanent visa application. Your visa status cannot be threatened by an abusive partner. You do not have to live in fear that he/she will deport you. If you are in immediate danger you should call the police on 000. Police are safe and can be trusted. They will not deport to your home country or take you to an immigration detention centre. If you need an interpreter call 131 450

14.01.2022 Subclass 417 (Working Holiday) visa changes! Effective from today (19 August 2020). Work carried out after 31 January 2020 in the healthcare and medical sectors in any place in Australia can be counted towards eligibility for a second or third Subclass 417 visa.... ALERT - this only applies to applications made from today. It does not apply to applications lodged prior to today.

14.01.2022 Hi everyone. I'm a very small, new business without lots of cash to throw around. I donated just a small amount that I can afford. I always feel extreme sadness when I see a homeless person because it could be anyone of us. Female, male, young, elderly, disabled, all ethnicities - our faces are reflected In the homeless we see on the street. It takes a lot not to pass judgement and to just feel sympathy, but we really need to. It's so easy to just keep walking. When I see a m...an my father's age, I feel ill. What if that was him and no-one cared. My daughter once asked me that whenever I see a homeless person with a dog to please give money or buy dog food. We had a young guy and his greyhound sitting outside Coles at Sandringham, Melbourne, for a long time. It was a really sad sight but after we spoke to him and found out his backstory we understood why he was there. Someone told me not to believe him, he's just telling bullshit. Well, wealthy people with roofs over their heads sitting next to you at work, on the train, at the dinner table, tell stories too. Their stories are just cloaked in money and comfort, so we think they're not spinning bullshit stories and doing okay. Maybe they aren't. Every one needs someone to show compassion, at least just once. See more

14.01.2022 Yep, I'm with you David, but humanism? Now? That's tough.

14.01.2022 Have you been watching Almost Australian on SBS with Miriam Margolyes? She asks this question. Im ashamed to say Ive never thought about it.

14.01.2022 I believe that our clients are our relationships too. They arent just a source of income. We need to invest in them as someone we care about. Take the time to demonstrate this. Send an email. Make a phone call. Just say hi. They will remember that you care. Do something without an expectation of receiving anything in return. The traditional law model doesnt really allow for this because if you cant bill the time then you shouldnt waste the time. This is greedy. We can s...till make a living. I strongly believe that in my industry it is all about building relationships based on genuine care and concern for the person sitting in front of you. They are going through some major changes in their lives to create a new life in a foreign country. I try and think of myself doing this in their country. I would need people to really care about me or I dont think I could see it through to the end. Share your clients pain and their tears. See more

13.01.2022 Great opportunity for sponsored skilled workers to come to Australia! New priority skills list announced will allow sponsored skilled workers to return to Australia to fill urgent skills needs in critical sectors. 17 occupations available: Chief Executive or Managing Director (111111)... Construction Project Manager (133111) Mechanical Engineer (233512) General Practitioner (253111) Resident Medical Officer (253112) Psychiatrist (253411) Medical Practitioner nec (253999) Midwife (254111) Registered Nurse (Aged Care) (254412) Registered Nurse (Critical Care and Emergency) (254415) Registered Nurse (Medical) (254418) Registered Nurse (Mental Health) (254422) Registered Nurse (Perioperative) (254423) Registered Nurses nec (254499) Developer Programmer (261312) Software Engineer (261313) Maintenance Planner (312911) Do you qualify? Contact us for details: [email protected]

12.01.2022 ... little bitch and squabble ... BIG idiom with a raw message. Not my words. Take a bow Tara. That's why YOUR ONE AND ONLY is so bloody good ... coz you.call out the bullshit.

12.01.2022 Australia Day breakkie - Toad in the hole. The best. Photo by John White.

11.01.2022 The Aussie lifestyle is casual and laid-back but this shouldn't be misinterpreted to mean that we don't work hard or don't care. We have one of the world's longest working weeks. The wellworn saying for hard work - 'hard yakka' - is worn as a badge of honour. Our work ethic is culturally ingrained. If there is one thing we can't stand in this country, it's lazy people who don't work hard. Our country was built on the backs of the first wave of immigrants who came here and worked damn hard. My hometown of Port Lincoln would not have the thriving fishing industry (and the wealth that goes with it) if it wasn't for the immigrants who set up home here and didn't stop working.

08.01.2022 Many more reasons. Just DM if youd like the list

08.01.2022 We, Delise's non-aboriginal family, need to support and stand with her. We need to follow her posts and like them. She deserves our support because she would be the first to step up and support us. She shows love and respect in bucket loads. We will.never know what it is like to stand in her shoes. But we can show our pride in who she is.

08.01.2022 Eliminates any confusion over the differences between immigration lawyers and migration agents"

08.01.2022 Have you been watching 'Almost Australian' on SBS with Miriam Margolyes? She asks this question. I'm ashamed to say I've never thought about it.

08.01.2022 Could you pass the new Citizenship test? Effective from 15 November 2020. Have a go: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au//prepare/practice-test-new The changes made to the test are not unreasonable. I am keen to know how many Aussies (born and bred) could pass this test. Immigrants who genuinely want Australian citizenship will study hard to pass it. Will they remember the newly added Australian values info?? Most will. Will they put it into practice? Possibly not - depends o...n the cutural presssures they face to wholly retain their ethnic identity and not integrate at all. I imagine a woman who is suffering family violence will silently recite the answer to the question about a husbands right to be violent towards his wife. She will ask her God why he showed her the pathway to a life in this country that she only once dreamed of, yet he didnt also show her husband that his abuse of her in that same country is an offence. Integrating cant be just a study of our values and beliefs, it has to be a lived experience, and it can only be lived through physical interaction and shared experiences with the Aussie community. Lets be honest and ask ourselves (Aussies) this question - do I really want to know my ethnic neighbours? Do I want them to know what I know? Do I want to share my knowledge and experiences with them? We have not done a great job of knowing our own indigenous community. We have completely marginalized them. We Aussies still have a lot of inward looking to do. See more

07.01.2022 If you know of a migrant lady or man who is at risk of domestic violence and really needs some help, please pass on our details. We care and we will do everything possible to help.

06.01.2022 Global Talent Independent Program - understanding your eligibility. Don't assume. Know the details. Read our blog: www.psilawyers.com.au

06.01.2022 All relevant visa applicants (including temporary) have to sign an Australian Values Statement, confirming they have read, or had explained to them, information on Australian society and values. Permanent applicants also have to pledge that they will make reasonable efforts to learn English. Fair enough. There are many great applicants who proudly, and with great respect, sign the statement. They contribute so much to our great Australia. Welcome.... And what about those who don't value what a life here enables them to do? Sorry but I can't welcome you.

06.01.2022 We, Delises non-aboriginal family, need to support and stand with her. We need to follow her posts and like them. She deserves our support because she would be the first to step up and support us. She shows love and respect in bucket loads. We will.never know what it is like to stand in her shoes. But we can show our pride in who she is.

05.01.2022 Program update for Tasmania! Commonwealth Government is trying to support state migration though support for critical roles in covid-19 recovery https://psilawyers.com.au/news-and-updates/

04.01.2022 2020-21 State and Territory Interim Nomination allocations These are interim numbers available until the Budget is announced. The remaining numbers will be known following the Budget announcement.

04.01.2022 Dont wait until it gets too busy. Prepare now and get ahead.

04.01.2022 Ask for an adjournment until a face-to-face hearing can be conducted. Don't jeopardise the credibility of your evidence.

04.01.2022 I first posted this on 6 May and got 2 likes. Bennelong acted as the go-between, between the Eora and the British at the time of the settlement of this country. He was abducted by Governor Arthur Phillip of NSW as a means of establishing relationships with the local indigenous populations. Bennelong contributed to some of the first cross-cultural communication between the groups. His legacy is highly contested though - he either disgusted his British captors or was exiled from his own people. Australias renowned dance company, Bangarra, created a performance which explored the life of this incredible man.

03.01.2022 Skilled and Business Migration in South Australia. South Australia's economic recovery is supported by the Commonweath Government with the announcement that they will allocate a limited number of skilled and business visa nomination places. Whilst the number will be limited it is still some positive news for SA as most states (other than the ACT, which is open to local residents only) are closed. Skilled applicants with EOIs that meet Commonwealth and South Australian priorit...ies will be invited to submit an application for state nomination. If you haven't yet submitted an EOI and believe you are eligible, you should submit ASAP. The EOIs are expeced to be reviewed from 31 August 2020. The state nomination requirements, including occupation lists, are expected to be published on 27 August 2020. Business applicants who have submitted Intention to Apply submissions can expect these to start being reviewed from 7 September 2020, and (hopefully) receive an invitation to submit an application. Photo by johnwhitephotos.com (with 'South' added by PS).

02.01.2022 I hope Scott Morrison does the right thing and takes him back. Whilst our policy is that a non-citizen is deported after they have completed their sentence, this guys sentence will end at his death. NZ should not have to suffer from his presence until then. Special laws will have to be passed to enable a prisoner transfer, and Australia will have to ensure he cant become eligible for parole if he enters our prison system. We have to take responsibility for him. Its what we demand other countries do.