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Visacorp Australian Immigration

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9283 6500

Address: Suite 302, Level 3, 276 Pitt Street 2000 Sydney, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Update & Various Nomination & 186 Visa Granted We get approvals almost daily but having a Nomination and subclass 186 (temporary residency stream) approved in 5 weeks is worth mentioning. ... Migration Agents cannot attest to having a favoured relationship with the Department of Home Affairs but if an application is submitted properly there is no reason why an application cannot be approved quickly. +++ Partner Migration Changes to the way in which Partner visas are processed have still not be implemented.If you are considering a partner visa application then I would suggest doing it sooner rather then later. +++ Worth remembering who the First Migrants to Australia were Aboriginal people have lived in Australia continuously for 50,000 years. This makes it one of the longest living cultures on the planet. 50,000 years. It is worth repeating just so you can have a chance to consider this in comparison to the short time that Europeans have lived here. Only our collective imagination and unchallenged endorsement can have created a (migration) system in Australia that is so complicated and obstructive.

24.01.2022 Important announcement from the Acting Minister for Immigration regarding temporary visa holders in Australia. A relaxing of visa conditions for working holiday visa holders and employer sponsored visa holders. Temporary visa holders will also be able to access up to $10,000 of their superannuation per year. ... Please see herewith the announcement which can be found on the Department of Home Affairs website. https://minister.homeaffairs.gov.au//Coronavirus-and-Tempo #coronavirus #covid19 #whv #skillselect #migrationagent #stayinaustralia #migrationlawyer #482visa #457visa #sponsorship

24.01.2022 Morrison Government being urged to help temporary visa holders. Migration legislation is unable to keep up with the fast moving and evolving situation surrounding covid-19. Our advice is to talk to a registered migration agent and get proper advice. The first priority is to ensure you remain lawful so that you do not jeapordize any future applications.... Contact us if you need help.

23.01.2022 Honesty is important when preparing a visa application. In my career as a Migration Agent I can recall a number of clients who were not honest with me or the Department of Immigration. Two clients come to mind. The first client, from Northern Ireland, failed to tell me that he had gotten into a bar fight and accidentally killed a man. He had been charged with involuntary man-slaughter. This became apparent when he provided to me his police certificate. This changed our entir...e approach to his visa application which, I am pleased to say, was approved. Had he advised me of this incident when we first met it would have saved a lot of time and expense. The second client, from Spain, forgot to mention that she had a pace-maker installed to regulate the contractions of her heart. This became apparent to me and the Department of Home Affairs when she completed her health examination and was referred to the Commonwealth Health Officer. Again, the visa was approved. Having previous criminal convictions or health concerns will not necessarily prevent a visa application from being approved. However, providing fraudulent documentation or unsuccessfully trying to deceive the DHA will! Honesty is the best policy to adopt when dealing with Australian Immigration. Photo: Sculptures by the Sea, Bondi to Bronte, NSW, Australia Anthony Ross Registered Migration Agent: 0317382

23.01.2022 Students who complete certificate and diploma level courses can utilize the Graduate Skilled Migration Program. This is in a bid to encourage students to study in WA and are applicable to the 190 Skilled Nominated visas and the 491 Regional Work Visa implemented recently. Contact us if this interests you!... #studyinaustralia #australia #migrationagent #liveinaustralia #visa

22.01.2022 A Vietnamese lady had her visa cancelled on arrival at Sydney Airport last week. She was then deported. The 45-year-old had failed to declare 10kg of squid, quail and cooked pork products that were found in her luggage. "If you are travelling from an African swine fever country - we are watching you," Agriculture Minister Bridget McKenzie told reporters in Canberra on Tuesday.

20.01.2022 Temporary Visa Holders in Tasmania get $3 mil package for financial hardship due to Covid19. #covid19 #visaforaustralia #migrationlawyer #Skillselect #rma #australia #studentvisa #study

19.01.2022 'When we deliver, they literally are in tears and they say that, if you had not come today we would not have had a meal today.'

18.01.2022 The Government has made announcements relating to temporary visa holders in Australia, as well as additional measures to support the Agriculture sector. Details of the announcements are available at the following websites: https://minister.homeaffairs.gov.au//supporting-agricultur... https://minister.homeaffairs.gov.au//Coronavirus-and-Tempo Further information is available in the attached FAQs and information will also be published on the Departments website shortly: https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/ Source: COVID-19-Temporary-Visa-Holders-Frequentlu-asked-questions.pdf and FAQ---Detailed---COVID-19-Agriculture-Measures-4-April.pdf Source: Migration Alliance Daily News

18.01.2022 Migration Services - Fees and Charges Every day I am contacted by people considering making a visa application to come to Australia or remain in Australia. After a careful consideration of their situation I will provide to them detail's of my planned strategy along with the fees that will be charged by the DHA (Department of Home Affairs) and my professional costs.... In early August a repeat client of mine contacted me once again to assist their business with a (1) Skilled nomination application and (2) a subclass 482 visa application for two of their staff. This week, some 6 weeks later, they contacted me to advise that my quote was almost double the amount of another quote they had received from another migration agent. They wanted to use my services but wanted to know why my professional charges were so much higher. My client provided to me a copy of the quote from the other migration agency. The agency shall remain nameless but it is safe to say that they are one of the largest migration agencies in Australia and employ hundreds of registered agents. Their initial cost was very low. However, upon reading their 15 page quote it became apparent that their cost did not include assistance with some of the basic requirements associated with a nomination and 482 visa application. Additional costs would be incurred (amounts not stated) to assist with Labour Market Testing, Genuineness, DHA requests for further information, issue with contracts of employment etc. The list went on and on and on until it ended on the 15th page. I felt that the agreement was deliberately misleading. It would get the client on-board on the basis of being cheaper but the cost's would quickly escalate to be - I expect - much higher then originally quoted and probably higher then my quote. It also opened up the possibility for the migration agent to exploit the clients limited knowledge of these applications and charge unnecessary costs. Transparency is important and a client should be aware at the beginning of what the entire process is likely to cost them. Visacorp will ensure that this is the case and that our clients are aware of what the entire cost will be from the beginning to the very end. Contact us today if you think we can help! Anthony Ross #migrationtoaustralia #visaforaustralia #migrationagent #registeredmigrationagent #482visa #employersponsorship #liveinAustralia #sydney #welovesydney #skillselect #sponsorship #457visa #RMA #186visa #visacorp (Photo: Walking Man, between Bondi and Bronte Beach, Sculpture by the Sea)

18.01.2022 Is your visa about to expire? Do you need to stay a little bit longer in Australia? If so, contact us today so we can help you avoid becoming unlawful.

17.01.2022 Happy Australia Day! #australia #visaforaustralia #migrationagent #migrationlawyer #482visa #skillselect #sydney

17.01.2022 Contact us today if you require information in regards to your visa and Covid-19. You may use our office number 02 9283 6500 or you may call our office mobile 0451 106 320 for further advice. In the meantime please be aware of the following page on the Department of Home Affairs website.

17.01.2022 Are you pondering a move to Australia? Let us take away some of the uncertainty by answering your questions regarding immigration to Australia. We can help you determine which visa is the most appropriate and which visa you are most likely to be able to obtain. Contact us today on +61 2 9283 6500 or [email protected] or visacorp.com.au... (Photo: Scarborough Hotel, Scarborough, NSW, Australia) #migrationagent #visatoAustralia #visaforaustralia #482visa #employersponsoredvisa #sponsorship #skillselect #partnervisa #457visa #migratetoaustralia #visa #australia #migrationlawyer #immigrationaustralia #immigratetoaustralia #nsw #needavisa

16.01.2022 Regional Migration As our major cities face crippling congestion the focus of Australian immigration will be on regional Australia. Two new temporary visas will be introduced in November whilst a new permanent visa will be introduced in 2022. You will only qualify for the permanent visa in 2022 if you have lived in regional Australia for 3 years....Continue reading

15.01.2022 Beautiful day at Palm Beach!

13.01.2022 SKILLED MIGRATION REVIEW The federal government has launched a major review into the skilled migration occupations list, with hopes that new tech job categories will be included in the mainstream program. Employment Minister Michaelia Cash says skilled migration is needed to support the government $100 billion infrastructure roll out.... The review will inform the governments updating of the occupations list in March next year, with labour market analysis and public consultations to also be undertaken. Immigration minister David Coleman said the new review aimed to ensure that businesses can access workers to fill critical skills shortages. The Morrison government is continuing to look closely at ways of filling these skills gaps in regional areas and giving businesses more certainty and confidence that they can get the workers they need, when they need them, Mr Coleman said. In an effort to bypass this, the federal government made the Global Talent Employer Sponsored visa scheme permanent earlier this year. The scheme, designed for tech companies to attract overseas workers for niche, high-skilled jobs, is not restricted to the occupations list. A 12-month pilot of the GTES scheme saw 23 companies enter into an agreement with the government to access fast-tracked visas for jobs not included in the skilled migration occupations list. As part of the review the ANZSCO will also be revised and it can be expected that some new job categories are introduced. This will then enable their inclusion into a revised SOL (Skilled Occupation List). With the introduction of two new regional visas in November 2019 and the announcement of this review to occur by March 2020 it is certainly going to be an interesting time. This area of migration to Australia is, and will continue to be, a dynamic and competitive steam of immigration. If you are considering a move to Australia via Skill Select then please contact us for the most up to date advice. (Photo: Sydney Harbour)

13.01.2022 The Australian and SBS are reporting that the Skilled Migration Occupation List will be reviewed and updated - most likely in March 2020. Employment Minister Michaelia Cash says skilled migration is needed to support the government $100 billion infrastructure roll out. Watch this space!

13.01.2022 When travel restrictions are lifted on the 1st June 2020 please go and explore NSW! They need our support and our money. #registeredmigrationagent #skillselect #covid19 #457visa #sponsorship #stayinAustralia #visaforaustralia #skillselect #studyinAustralia #studentvisa #migationlawyer #482visa #stayinAustralia

12.01.2022 Lest we Forget.

09.01.2022 To encourage migrants to live in regional Australia all visa holders of the new subclass 491 and subclass 494 visa will be entitled to Medicare. Contact us today if you are considering an application for a regional visa.

09.01.2022 Since 1 January 2019 Visacorp has had 102 applications finalised by the DHA (Department of Home Affairs) Our approval rate is currently sitting at 97.92%. Average Processing time frames for three subclass of visa that we handle (from date of of submission to the DHA until receiving a decision) is as follows:... - Temporary Subclass 457 Visa (no longer available): 388 days - Temporary Subclass 482 visa: 23 days - Employer Nomination application & Permanent Residency Subclass 186 Visa: 246 days Whilst we cannot guarantee that an application will be successful (or processed in the above time frame) we will complete a thorough assessment and advise you of the likelihood of success prior to our appointment. Incidentally, the refusal notifications that we received were beyond our control and included a client who could not meet the necessary English language requirement. Another two clients had the unfortunate circumstance of their employer closing down their business and withdrawing the nomination application prior to approval of the visa. If we advise you that we believe the application will be approved then we firmly believe the application will indeed be approved. Please contact us today if you need migration or visa advice. #subclass482 #482visa #457visa #subclass457 #ozvisa #migrationagent #australia #liveinaustralia #visaforaustralia #permanentresidency #needavisa

08.01.2022 Assistant Minister for Customs, Community Safety and Multicultural Affairs, Jason Wood, said visa applicants need to be aware of visa scams and fraudulent operators. To avoid being scammed, you can check the Register of Migration Agents, published on the OMARA website, to receive the protections of an OMARA registered Migration Agent, Mr Wood said. Use a registered migration agent.... Contact us if you need help. #visaforaustralia #australianvisa #482visa #liveinAustralia #457visa #migrationagent #migrationlawyer #OMARA #skilledmigration #skillselect

08.01.2022 Attention Temporary Visa Holders The Australian Red Cross has announced that it will be receiving funding from the Australian Government for the next six months to deliver emergency relief and casework support to temporary visa holders who have no way to support themselves and who have urgent needs. Who is eligible? ... Visa holders may be eligible for Red Cross Safety Net support if they: are in Australia on a temporary visa are in urgent financial hardship can not access Centrelink, Medicare or similar services have no income, savings or other financial support (including from family overseas) Eligible visa holders are requested to contact the Red Cross by email in the first instance so that can be advised when the funds and arrangements are in place. If you are a student in distress please immediately register with the Red Cross with your specific case. How to apply and further details here: https://www.redcross.org.au//help-for-migrants-in-transiti

07.01.2022 International Students in Victoria to receive Government relief. Details to come.....

07.01.2022 The Australian population is expected to grow almost 24 per cent to 31.4 million by 2034, according to Infrastructure Australia, and most new residents are expected to live in Sydney or Melbourne. As Liberal backbencher and committee chair Julian Leeser was quoted last week: It is not about the total number. I think we have had a long debate about how many people we should have in this country, what we havent had enough discussion on is where they should go. ... Regional migration and how it can be effectively implemented and controlled will dominate the Australian migration landscape for the foreseeable future! Contact us today if you are considering a move to Australia!

06.01.2022 COVID-19 Pandemic - Australian Government Endorsed Event (AGEE) stream of the Temporary Activity (subclass 408) visa The Department of Home Affairs have released an excellent FAQ in regards to the COVID-19 Pandemic - Australian Government Endorsed Event (AGEE) stream of the Temporary Activity (subclass 408) visa. See herewith: ... https://migrationalliance.com.au//COVID--19-AGEE---update-

06.01.2022 NEW - Covid19 - Temporary Activity visa (subclass 408) This existing visa has been adapted to meet the needs of those temporary visa holders already in Australia where their visa is due to expire within the next 28 days and they have no ability to depart Australia during this time due to COVID-19 travel restrictions. For example, a working holiday makers employed in critical sectors who has not completed the 3 or 6 months of specified work required to apply for a second or th...ird Working Holiday Maker visa, and are unable to leave Australia, may be eligible for a Temporary Activity (subclass 408 Australian Government Endorsed Event (AGEE) stream) visa. This visa will allow working holiday makers to remain lawfully in Australia, and continue working, if they wish to do so, until they can return to their home country. Or, those already in Australia with the Seasonal Worker Program whose visas are expiring, will be able to extend their stay in Australia by applying for a Temporary Activity (subclass 408 Australian Government Endorsed Event (AGEE) stream) visa. This visa will have a duration of that will extend for the duration of the event or up to 4 years if you are an organiser Please contact us for further details. In the meantime refer to the following link on the DHA website: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au//australian-government-end #stayinAustralia #visa #australia #covid19 #migrationlawyer #457visa #482visa #workingholidayvisa #skillselect #visaforaustralia

06.01.2022 Interesting figures provided by Migration Alliance (see link): Migrant taxpayers generated $112 billion in total personal income in 2016-17. About 91% of total income was employee income ($102 billion).... Over half (61%) of migrant taxpayers held a skilled visa. Skilled migrants generated $81 billion (72%) of the total income earned by migrants. Migrant taxpayers by visa stream 61% of migrant taxpayers held a skilled visa (37% were primary applicants) 28% held a family visa (25% were primary applicants) 5.7% held a provisional visa (4.8% were primary applicants) 5.1% held a humanitarian visa (2.6% were primary applicants)

06.01.2022 AMAR PRASAD DOES NOT WORK FOR VISACORP AND HAS NEVER WORKED FOR VISACORP Please be advised that there is a person by the name of Amar Prasad (Profile below) who is advising people in Fiji that he has worked with our company since September 11, 2019. This is not the case and he has been reported to the Australian Border Watch. ... I am aware he has scammed at least one person out of almost A$4,000. His profile is located here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100041546221757 Please be careful and if you are contacted by him then please let us know at [email protected]

05.01.2022 THE PEOPLE SMUGGLER Often the case is not 'black and white'. Migration applications often involve such extreme circumstances that are either so compelling or confronting that the Department of Immigration must exercise compassion. Robin de Crespigny's The People Smuggler is such a case. Ali Al Jenabi escapes Saddam Hussein's Iraq to become, what some would call, 'the Oskar Schindler of Asia'.

04.01.2022 Covid19 illustrating the very best of human nature. #respect #covid19 #migrationlawyer #stayinaustralia #457visa #482visa #australia #ilovesydney #sydney #studentvisa #studyinaustralia #

04.01.2022 Kangaroo's can (on occasion) be found hopping around the main streets of our Central Business Districts. #registeredmigrationagent #skillselect #covid19 #457visa #sponsorship #stayinAustralia #visaforaustralia #skillselect #studyinAustralia #studentvisa #migationlawyer

03.01.2022 Sydney this morning from my balcony. Full of smoke and dust. We need rain. Globally, now is the time to talk about global warming. #sydney #visa #457visa #liveinaustralia #migrationlawyer #migrationagent

03.01.2022 Queensland. If you can go you should! It is breath taking! Peregian Beach

03.01.2022 We understand that many temporary visa holders, especially 457 visa holders and 482 visa holders, are now in a precarious position. Contact us today for an obligation free chat about your options. Whilst out staff are working remotely we are available during office hours to discuss your options:... - (02) 9283 6500 - 0451 106 320 - [email protected] Best wishes Visacorp

02.01.2022 If you are in Australia download the COVIDSafe App. Please for the sake of us all just do it so that life can resume some normality. Thank you! #covid19... https://www.health.gov.au/reso/apps-and-tools/covidsafe-app

01.01.2022 Bondi is still shining despite the smoke haze from bushfires north of Sydney #bondi #sydney #liveinaustralia #visa #ozvisa