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23.01.2022 The Australian Federal Government presented the 2020 - 21 budget on Tuesday 6th October 2020. The Federal Government had been warning for months that this year's budget would be the most consequential since World War 2. With an apparent departure from the traditional migration composition, the Government has placed a greater emphasis on family stream visas. We are currently still reviewing the full impact on immigration from Tuesday's announcement. To read our top ten major... immigration updates from the Australian 2020 -21 budget and find out why Australia partner visas will require an English test, visit https://puttlegal.com.au//australian-budget-2020-21-immig/. Jessica Edis Principal Lawyer from Putt Legal, said "The media is making these changes sound a lot more complicated on applicants and sponsors than it is. Once the complete detail of the program is released, I may change my thoughts, but for now, my initial advice is not to panic. If you are being advised by your friends, family or an agent to apply quickly to avoid potential changes in future, then perhaps this is for their reasons and not in your best interests. As always, if you are unsure, please contact us, and we will happily answer any questions". For a free online preliminary assessment, visit https://puttlegal.com.au/visa-assessment/. We Know Migration Matters #immigration #lawyer

16.01.2022 We are highly qualified lawyers, who have specialist immigration qualifications and experience, that offer affordable legal advice and assistance to our clients! For a preliminary online assessment, please visit https://puttlegal.com.au/visa-assessment/. #legal #immigration #australianimmigration #lawyer #immigrationlaw #migratetoaustralia #migrationagents... We Know Migration Matters

12.01.2022 Outcomes for the 2019-20 Migration Program The Australian Government has released the detailed outcomes for the 2019-20 Migration Program on Wednesday, 16th September 2020. The outcomes show that there was an intake of 140,366 for permanent migration in 2019 -20. The acting Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs Alan Tudge said... Seventy per cent of the visas were granted through the skilled stream (95,843 in total), including 4,109 places under the highly skilled Global Talent Independent program, launched in November 2019. There were 23,372 regional visas delivered, from the 25,000 places allocated. This compares to 18,308 regional visas granted in 2018-19 an increase of 27 per cent. There were 41,961 visas granted in the Family program, including 37,118 Partner visas. Two-thirds of permanent visas were granted to individuals already in Australia who transitioned from a temporary visa to permanent residency. There were also 13,171 visas granted in the Humanitarian Program in 2019-20, including 4,765 visas (45 per cent) for those who were referred for settlement in regional areas." - https://puttlegal.com.au//migration-program-outcomes-for-/ If you require assistance with an Australian visa application, visa refusal or visa cancellation you can contact Putt Legal on (08) 9221 7682 or visit www.puttlegal.com.au. #weknowmigrationmatters #immigration #australianimmigration #immigrationlaw

12.01.2022 Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List released with 17 Occupations. The Australian Government revealed a new Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL) on 3rd September 2020. The list contains 17 occupations to strengthen the Australian labour market. What is PMSOL?... PMSOL is a list of occupations within the health care, construction and IT sectors that aims to support and strengthen Australia’s economic recovery. The scheme will allow a small number of sponsored overseas skilled workers to come to Australia and fill urgent skills in critical sectors. The majority of occupations included on the PMSOL are within the health care sector. The Government identified these occupations based on advice from the National Skills Commission and in consultation with other relevant Commonwealth agencies. The acting Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs Alan Tudge said the change would strike the right balance for Australia’s economic recovery. Our priority is getting Australians back into work, but we also need key health workers to help fight the virus and skilled migrants who are going to be job multipliers, to help the economy recover, Mr Tudge said. If you require assistance with an Australian visa application, visa refusal or visa cancellation you can contact Putt Legal on (08) 9221 7682 or visit www.puttlegal.com.au. #weknowmigrationmatters https://puttlegal.com.au//priority-migration-skilled-occu/

07.01.2022 We would like to congratulate our colleague Rebecca Atkinson on becoming a Registered Migration Agent (MARN 2016104). Rebecca has over 9 years of experience within the migration industry and completed her Graduate Certificate in Australian Migration Law and Practice at Murdoch University in 2016. Rebecca joined Putt Legal in 2017 and became a Registered Migration Agent in 2020 after successfully sitting the College of Law Migration Agents Capstone examinations. One of the thi...ngs that Rebecca loves about the industry is that she gets to work with people from all walks of life and helps them achieve their end goal of living in Australia. Rebecca has extensive knowledge of various visa applications and is a specialist in independent skilled, employer sponsorship and family visas. See more