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351. BUSINESS TALENT (PERMANENT) VISA (SUBCLASS 132)
April 26, 2018
Business talent (permanent) visa (subclass 132) is type of permanent visa known to permit one to set up new and, or develop the businesses in existence that are found in Australia. Business talent (permanent) visa (subclass 132) is composed of two streams namely the significant business history stream and venture capital entrepreneur stream. Significant business history stream is a stream meant for high caliber business owners with interesting of doing business in Australia and venture capital entrepreneur stream belongs to people who are known to have venture capital funding from the m... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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352. EMPLOYER NOMINATION SCHEME (SUBCLASS 186)
April 26, 2018
There are many types of permanent visa that are found under the Australia law.Employer nomination scheme (subclass 186) visa is type of permanent residence visa meant for skilled workers and it involves two steps. First you must be nominated by the Australian employer and then make visa application under the stream which you have been nominated. Direct entry stream, labor agreement stream and temporary residence transition stream are the streams that are found in employer nomination scheme (subclass 186). The processing time varies depending on the streams nominated. You can be eligible for ... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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353. TEMPORARY WORK (INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS) VISA (SUBCLASS 403)
April 25, 2018
Temporary work (international relations) visa (subclass 403) is a type of visa that allows one to come to Australia on a temporary basis to the bilateral agreement, participation in a seasonal work program, for a diplomat in domestic work and to represent a foreign government. The process of temporary work (international relations) visa (subclass 403) varies with time and stream nominated. You are eligible for temporary work (international relations) visa ( subclass 403) if you have genuine intention of staying temporary in Australia, if you have the adequate arrangements of health insuran... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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354. TEMPORARY SKILL SHORTAGE VISA (SUBCLASS 482)
April 25, 2018
Temporary skill shortage visa (subclass 482) is a temporary visa that requires the holder to comply with the visa conditions and Australian laws. Temporary skill shortage visa (subclass 482) is a type of visa that allows the employers to the labor shortage this is by bringing the skilled workers to the proper occupation. The temporary skill shortage visa (subclass 482) targets on using the oversea workers who have genuine skill in addressing the temporary skill shortage. The holders of this type of visa can live in Australia for 1-4 years depending on the type of occupation nominated. Short... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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355. THE STATE OR TERRITORY SPONSORED INVESTOR VISA (SUBCLASS 893)
April 25, 2018
State or territory sponsored investor visa (subclass 893) is a permanent residence visa. This visa will allow you to travel in and out of Australia for 5 years. State or territory sponsored investor visa ( subclass 893) is a type of visa meant for people who are sponsored by State or territory and these people must have held designated investment for 4 years. To be eligible for State or territory sponsored investor visa (subclass 893) you must be a primary holder of subclass 165 visa, you must have genuine commitment of the business and investment activities in Australia, you must not... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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356. BUSINESS INNOVATION AND INVESTMENT (PROVISIONAL) VISA (SUBCLASS 188)
April 25, 2018
Business innovation and investment (provisional) visa (subclass 188) is a type of visa that permits you to own and also manage a business in Australia, it also allows you to conduct a business or investment in Australia and allows you to undertake the entrepreneur activities in Australia. For you to be eligible for business innovation and investment (provisional) visa (subclass188) you must be nominated by the eligible organization, you must be invited to apply, you must meet character and health requirements and this applies to all members who are listed in the visa application form. The r... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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357. SKILLED REGIONAL (PROVISIONAL) VISA (SUBCLASS 489)
April 25, 2018
Skilled regional (provisional) visa (subclass 489) is a type of visa that allows the skilled workers to work and live in low populated areas of Australia for a duration of 4 years. The applicant can be in or outside Australia when making application for skilled regional (provisional) visa (subclass 489). The latter pathway entry pathway, invited pathway and extended stay are the major pathways of skilled regional (provisional) visa (subclass 489). Skilled regional (provisional) visa (subclass 489) may lead to permanent skilled regional visa (subclass 887). The processing of skilled regional... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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358. DISTINGUISHED TALENT VISA (SUBCLASS 124)
April 25, 2018
Distinguished Talent visa (subclass 124) is a permanent visa that allows one to live in Australia permanently. Distinguished Talent visa (subclass 124) is a visa that is meant for people with distinguished talent. To be eligible for distinguished talent visa (subclass 124) you must be recognized internationally for your achievements. These achievements may be in a certain profession, arts, research, sport or academia. In addition, you can be eligible for distinguished talent visa (subclass124) if at all you are nominated by an eligible organization which must be highly regarded by the Austr... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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359. SKILLED REGIONAL VISA (SUBCLASS 887)
April 25, 2018
Skilled Regional visa (subclass 887) is a permanent visa meant for people who lived and worked in the specified areas of regional Australia. Skilled Regional visa (subclass) requires all the holders to comply with the Australian laws and visa conditions. For as an applicant to be eligible for a skilled regional visa you must be a holder subclass 489, 495, 496, 475 or bridging visa A or B, you must have lived in a specified area of regional Australia. Skilled Regional visa (subclass 887) takes 8- 10 months for it to be processed. Before making an application for askilled regional visa (subcl... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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360. SKILLED INDEPENDENT VISA (SUBCLASS 189)
April 25, 2018
Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189) is a permanent visa. The visa starts the day it is granted and visa holders are required to comply with the Australian laws and visa conditions. Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189) is a pointed stream for skilled workers who are neither sponsored by employer nor the family member. This pointe stream is also for people who are not nominated by State or Territory government. Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189) allows you to live and work in Australia. In applying for the skilled independent pointed stream you are required to give an expression of ... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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361. INVESTOR VISA (SUBCLASS 891)
April 25, 2018
Investor visa (subclass 891) is a permanent residence visa that allows the holders to travel in and out of Australia for 5 years. You are eligible for investor visa (subclass 891) if you are a primary holder of subclass 162 visa, if you lived in Australia for 2 years, if you meet the business requirements and if you meet health and character requirements. You must have lived in Australia for 2 years in four years before you apply investor visa (subclass 891). It is not a must that those two years to be continuous. For you to meet business requirements, you must prove that you have held 4 year... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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362. TRAINING VISA (SUBCLASS 407)
April 25, 2018
Training visa (subclass 407) allows the applicant after the visa has been granted to take part in the work-based training to improve the skills of the current occupation. Training visa (subclass 407) is not meant to people who their intention is to work. Training visa (subclass 407) guarantees a stay of 2years from when the visa is granted. Training visa (subclass 407) takes 54-88 days to be processed though the processing time varies. The processing is enhanced by whether you as an applicant, you have lodged a complete application form, and whether you have responded to the requests made... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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363. STUDENT GUARDIAN VISA (SUBCLASS 590)
April 25, 2018
Student Guardian visa (subclass 590) allows the applicant after qualification to stay in Australia as a guardian of a student who is less than 18 years. Student guardian (subclass 590) takes 60 days – 4 months to be processed. The processing varies with time as it depends on whether the applicant has lodged a complete application and whether the applicant promptly responded to the requests made. For you to be eligible for student guardian visa (subclass 590) you must be in a place to give accommodation and offer other support, you must be 21 years of age and above, you must make sure that y... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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364. SUBCLASS 500
April 25, 2018
Subclass 500 visa is a type of visa that is meant for students. The processing time of the subclass 500 visa varies with the type of stream applied. When applying subclass 500 you are required to provide documentary evidence. If you are intending to apply for subclass 500 visa you are required to check the document checklist tool to be able to know documents that are needed during the application. You are required to enter the country of your passport and education provider to get the accurate checklist. However, if you have not yet decided on the education provider, then you can choos... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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365. SUBCLASS 890
April 25, 2018
Subclass 890 visa is a permanent visa that allows one to stay, work and study in Australia indefinitely.in additional, subclass 890 allows the holder to travel in and from Australia for around 5 years, sponsor the eligible relative and apply for Australian citizenship. Subclass 890 visa is known as business owner visa. Subclass 890 visa is meant for people who manage and own businesses in Australia. You might be successful in getting subclass 890 visa if you have either of the following visas subclass 160, 164,165,162 and 160. You must meet all the requirements listed on one of the above v... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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366. SUBCLASS 888
April 25, 2018
There are many classes of visas. Subclass 888 visa is one type of visa. It is a permanent visa that belongs to business innovation and investment. The subclass 888 visa allows the applicant to continue to manage and own a business in Australia, to continue with the business and the investment activities in Australia and allows the applicant to continue with the entrepreneurial activities. For you to be eligible for subclass 888 visa , you must be a holder of the primary visa of the provisional business innovation and the investment visa and primary visa must have met the requirements highli... (read more)
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367. STATUTORY DECLARATION OR STATEMENT NOT ADMISSIBLE IN EVIDENCE
April 25, 2018
The alleged matter of the fact of the investigation is proved or disproved through producing of evidence. The evidence that is relevant is referred to as admissible while the evidence that is not relevant is referred to a statement not admissible in evidence. When submitting the documentary evidence, the offeror is required to give the judge with a certain amount of the evidence that is tangible. In some cases, the judge can dismiss any evidence that lack identification. The statutory declaration has the witness’ written statements. The main reason for the witness’ written statement is a w... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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368. SUBCLASS 573
April 25, 2018
Subclass 573 visa is a higher education sector visa. If you wish to study in Australia, then subclass 573 visa is the main route to the entry of Australian institutions. Applicants are required to confirm the place first in the Australia University before making an application. Applicants may study the associates degree, diploma, certificate, master degree, higher diploma and bachelor’s degree. The applicants must give a proof they are eligible for a course in Australia University. The applicants must have enough money to pay for the travel, tuition, and maintenance. To be eligible for su... (read more)
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369. SUBCLASS 485
April 25, 2018
Subclass 485 visa is also referred to as temporary graduate visa. Subclass 485 visa is a visa meant for international students who have graduated from Australian institution recently. Subclass 485 visa helps the applicant to live, study and work in Australia temporary after completing the studies. The subclass 485 visa has two streams namely the graduate work stream and post-study work stream. It takes 4- 5 months for the visa to be processed the graduate work stream while it takes 39- 78 days for the post-study work stream. The applicant is supposed to be Australia when applying for the ... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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370. SUBCLASS 476
April 25, 2018
The subclass 476 visa is referred to as skilled- recognized graduate visa. Subclass 476 visa allows the graduates who have graduated in engineering course from a recognized university to gain the experience of the skilled work for 18 months. The applicant must be 31 years of age, an applicant must complete the engineering course at a recognized institution and must have a primary visa of subclass 476 of subclass 485. The applicants must prove their English language ability and the applicant must meet health requirements. Health requirements depend on personal circumstances, citizenship and t... (read more)
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371. SAFE THIRD COUNTRY AND PRESCRIBED CONNECTION
April 25, 2018
The safe third country is a concept for a ground inadmissibility. The country is considered as the safe third country when the life and the liberty of the applicant are not in one way or another threatened for reasons of the race, religion, political opinion or the social group. The applicant is not subjected to risk of suffering from the recast qualifications directive. The country does not allow the removal of the applicant to the country where he/she is likely to suffer and be tortured. If the applicant is recognized as a refugee, she/he must receive protection as highlighted in the Ref... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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372. PERMANENT EMPLOYER SPONSORSHIP OPTIONS
April 25, 2018
The permanent employer sponsorship options are found in the Employer Nomination Scheme of Australia which is referred to subclass 186. The Employer Nomination Scheme allows the employers to fill the highly skilled positions in Australia with non- Australian citizens. The subclass 186 visa is a permanent visa meant for the skilled workers. The subclass 186 allows one to work in Australia under the direct entry stream, the labor agreement stream and temporary residence transition stream. For you to be eligible for subclass 186 visa, you must be below 45 years of age, be nominated by the Aust... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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373. TEMPORARY SPONSORSHIP OPTIONS
April 25, 2018
The Australian business that does not meet the needed skills can sponsor a people for the overseas on a temporary basis for a least of 4 years. The sponsorship, the visa application, and nomination are the three major steps in the application process of bringing the overseas staff. The business that needs to bring the temporary oversea staff must seek the approval as a sponsor. This is by demonstrating that the business is of a good stand and should highlight the benefits of the overseas staff. The business must meet some undertakings in relation to the sponsored employee. The business mus... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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374. REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS AGREEMENTS
April 24, 2018
If the organization’s head office is outside Australia and it wishes to set up the regional headquarter in Australia, then the minister and the industry minister are required to enter into an agreement with the organization. The agreement will give entry to Australia. The regional headquarter agreements play a key role in the international organization. The regional headquarters agreements help the organizations to make the provisions of specific issues. In case the problem arises, these agreements are able to deal with it so. It is important to specify the limits of the application to the ... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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375. COMPELLING NEED TO WORK
April 24, 2018
The applicant applying for the work right must prove to the immigration department that he/ she have compelling need to work. Financial hardship and nomination are contents of the compelling need to work. Financial hardship does not have a legal definition in the immigration department. Immigration department defines compelling need to work as the cost of the reasonable living expenses that exceed the ability to pay for all of them. You are required to include every evidence of your income, the savings in your application form. The day to day expenses must also be included on the applica... (read more)
Author: Alice Ken
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