Search Results - Permanent Resident

1. SKILLED REGIONAL SPONSORED (SUBCLASS 487)
June 04, 2018

You are eligible for this visa if you are or former international student who holds subclass 485, if you are a holder of subclass 471, 417,442 and 476. Skilled regional sponsored (subclass 487) is a type of visa that permits you to live, study and work in Australia particularly in specified regional areas for a duration of three months. You can only qualify to be a permanent resident if you have stayed in specified regional areas for about 2 years and if you have worked for one year on a full-time basis. You may be in a place to apply for skilled regional (provisional) (subclass 489) e... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

2. REGIONAL SPONSOR MIGRATION SCHEME (SUBCLASS 119 AND 857)
June 04, 2018

Regional sponsor migration scheme (subclass 119 and 857) closed doors to new applications in 2012 but if the decision of your visa application is not yet made you are in a place to add dependent children or a partner but remember they have to be nominated by your employer. Regional sponsor migration scheme (subclass 119 and 857) allows you to live in Australia as a permanent resident. You have to pay charges for application in addition to other costs which may be listed. Regional sponsor migration scheme (subclass 119 and 857) is a visa designed for a skilled worker from the overseas count... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

3. ESTABLISHED BUSINESS IN AUSTRALIA VISA (SUBCLASS 845)
June 04, 2018

Established business in Australia visa (subclass 845) has closed doors for new applications although the not for family members if your visa is not decided yet. The established business in Australia visa (subclass 845) is a type of permanent visa that allows you to travel to and from Australia for 5 years. You only eligible for the established business in Australia visa (subclass 845) if you a holder of temporary resident visa if you have been in Australia as a temporary resident for 272 days if you have the ownership interest that is well proven by the successful businesses in Australia. Y... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

4. FORMER RESIDENT VISA (SUBCLASS 151)
May 29, 2018

The visa also allows people who have ever served in the Australian defense force to be permanent residents of Australia. To be eligible for a former resident visa (subclass 151) you must have spent 9 years in Australia before you turned 18 years of age, you must be less than 45 years, you must have never been an Australian citizen, and you must have kept personal ties and close business with Australia. You are advised to apply for this visa if at you are aware that you will be successful, this is because if your visa is refused or withdrawn there will be no refund. You are required to ente... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

5. IN COUNTRY SPECIAL HUMANITARIAN (SUBCLASS 201)
May 29, 2018

In-country special humanitarian (subclass 201) is a type of permanent visa and it allows you to enroll in Medicare, you can attend the English language class, you access the social security payments and you are able to apply for citizenship. In-country special humanitarian (subclass 201) visa is a type of visa that allows you to live, study and work in Australia. This type of visa also allows you to nominate a family member as a permanent resident. You are eligible for in-country special humanitarian (subclass 201) if you are subjected to persecution, you live in your home country and ... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

6. GLOBAL SPECIAL HUMANITARIAN (SUBCLASS 202)
May 28, 2018

You can qualify for global special humanitarian (subclass 202) visa if you are outside Australia, you are subjected to substantial discrimination, if you are proposed by an organization or even a person in Australia and if you are living outside your home country. Global special humanitarian (subclass 202) visa allows you to enroll in Medicare, attend English language classes, you can propose a family member for a permanent residence, apply for citizenship, stay, work and study in Australia. When applying global special humanitarian (subclass 202) you must be outside Australia and also you ... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

7. EMERGENCY RESCUE VISA (SUBCLASS 203)
May 28, 2018

Emergency rescue visa (subclass 203) allows you to enroll in Medicare, attend English language classes, you can propose a family member as a permanent resident, you can apply for citizenship, you are allowed to stay, study and work in Australia and lastly, you are allowed to use certain security payments. Emergency rescue visa (subclass 203) is a permanent visa that allows you to live, study and work in Australia and allows you to propose family member for a permanent residence. You are in a place to get emergency rescue visa (subclass 203) if you are subjected to a persecution in your coun... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

8. PARTNER (PROVISIONAL AND MIGRANT) VISA (SUBCLASS 309 100)
May 28, 2018

Subclass 309 (provisional) is a temporary partner visa that you are granted first while you wait for subclass 100 (migrant) permanent partner visa to be processed. Partner (provisional and migrant) visa (subclass 309 100) are visas that allows partner or the spouse of Australian citizen and permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen to live in Australia. You are required to follow visa conditions and Australia laws. If you are granted subclass 309 which is a temporary partner visa, you are eligible for subclass 100 which is a permanent partner visa two years after you lodged the app... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

9. REFUGEE VISA (SUBCLASS 200)
April 27, 2018

Refuge visa (subclass 200) is a permanent visa that allows one to stay in Australia indefinitely and allows one to sponsor or propose a family member to be the permanent resident. You may be eligible for refugee visa (subclass 200) if at all you are outside Australia, you are out of your home country or you are subjected to persecution in the country you were born. To be considered for the resettlement in Australia under refuge visa (subclass 200) you must be referred by United Nations High Commissioner for the Refuges to the government of Australia. Refuge visa (subclass 200) allows you ... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

10. RESIDENT RETURN VISA (SUBCLASS 155 157)
April 27, 2018

Resident return visa is a type of visa that facilitates some former Australian permanent residents and Australian citizens and current permanent residents. Both subclass 155 and 157 are permanent visas and allows you to travel, stay and work in Australia, enroll in Medicare, you can sponsor a relative for permanent resident and you can travel to and from Australia as many times as you can. The visa granted depends on the information you submitted during the application. The resident return visa is required if the travel facility of the current visa is expired or it is about to expire. You... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

11. WOMEN AT RISK VISA (SUBCLASS 204)
April 27, 2018

The Australia law highlights various types of visas. The visa can be a temporary or permanent visa. Women at risk visa (subclass 204) is a type of permanent visa that allows one to live, study and work in Australia and allows one to propose a family member as a permanent resident. For you to be eligible for women at Risk visa (subclass 204) you must be outside Australia, you must be living out of the country you were born, you must not acquire protection of a relative who is a man and you must be in a danger of the victimization or harassment. To be considered for settlement in Australia yo... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

12. PARENT VISA (SUBCLASS 103)
April 27, 2018

Parent visa (subclass 103) is a permanent visa that costs AUD 6010 and it is paid in two installments. The visa starts the date you are granted. Parent visa (subclass 103) allows the parent of an Australian citizen who is a permanent resident to live in Australia permanently. You must be sponsored and your sponsor must be 18 years and above and be able to give financial and other responsibilities. You can be in or outside Australia when applying parent visa (subclass 103) but you must be outside when the decision is made. You must meet the balance of family test that is half of your chi... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

13. CONTRIBUTORY PARENT VISA (SUBCLASS 143)
April 26, 2018

Contributory parent visa (subclass 143) is one type permanent visa that permits the parents to settle in Australia. The parents must be Australian citizens and permanent residents. You can first apply for contributory parent (temporary) visa (subclass 173) before applying for contributory parent visa (subclass 143) though it is costly the cost is distributed in both visas. To be eligible for subclass 143 visa you must meet the balance of family test that is your child must be an Australian citizen and a permanent resident or an eligible New Zealand citizen and half of your children must ... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

14. ORPHAN RELATIVE (SUBCLASS 117)
April 26, 2018

Orphan Relative (subclass 117) is a type of visa that allows the child to travel to Australia and permanently live there with the sponsoring relative. The child must be less than 18 years and the child must be single. Orphan Relative (subclass 117) is a permanent type of visa and one is entitled to pay a cost of AUD 1480. The child is required to lodge the visa application when outside Australia and the child must be in a situation where the parents are in a position of not been able to give better care. The sponsoring relative can be a sister, brother, grandparent, uncle or uncle. The spo... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

15. CARER VISA (SUBCLASS 116)
April 26, 2018

Carer visa(subclass 116) is a permanent visa that is meant for someone who needs to move to Australia to take care of the relative who lives in Australia and it also meant for someone who wants to move to Australia to aid a relative who is in a long permanent medical condition. The relative must be an Australian citizen and a permanent resident and must have been assessed that is need of care and must not be able to get care from another source in Australia. You can only get carer visa (subclass 116) if your relative has medical conditions that must be assessed by Bupa medical visa services,... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

16. SUBCLASS 836
March 28, 2018

Subclass 836 is a type of visa for somebody in Australia who needs care for relative living in Australia with a permanent medical condition or somebody who want to aid the relative in providing care to the family member with a permanent health condition. For you to be eligible for subclass 836, you must be fully willing to give any real or continued care for your relative. For your relative to be eligible for subclass 836, the relative must have been assessed by the designated health service provider, the relative should not get care from another source in Australia and the relative must b... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

17. SUB CLASS 863
March 28, 2018

Subclass 863 visa is a type of visa which is mainly for skilled- onshore designated area sponsored New Zealand citizen. The application must be made before September 2007. The applicant must have attained 18 years and above, the applicant must be an Australian citizen, must be Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen. The applicant of subclass 863 must be either the parent, sister, brother, aunt, niece, uncle, nephew or a child either adopted and who is not a dependent of the sponsor. The applicant must be sponsored by a sponsor, where the sponsor must be a resident in... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

18. SUBCLASS 862
March 28, 2018

Subclass 862 is type of visa referred to as skilled Australian sponsored New Zealand citizen. The applicant must have a relationship with the sponsor who must be 18 years and above, must be an Australian citizen and Australian permanent resident or an eligible New Zealand citizen. The applicant must be sponsored by a sponsor. The applicant can either be your parent, child, nephew, niece, uncle, aunt, brother or a sister. The applicant should be less than 45 years of age. The applicant must nominate the skilled occupation in application. The sponsorship must be approved by the ministe... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

19. CLASS BC) VISAS
March 28, 2018

Class BC visas are also called partner visas. There are two types of partner visas namely subclass 309 and subclass 100. Class BC visa helps you to enter and stay in Australia on basis that you are married or you are in a de facto relationship with your partner. Your partner is required to give sponsorship for you. The visa will allow you to enter and stay in Australia. Subclass 100 visa allows the partner of an Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident to live in Australia. Subclass 309 is a temporary visa that is issued first and allows you to stay while the permanent vi... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

20. SUBCLASS 138
March 28, 2018

Subclass 138 is a visa which is skilled Australian sponsored. Subclass 138 is no longer issued but it was replaced in 2012. The subclass 138 has no assurance support but it is for permanent resident. The subclass 138 is sponsored. One qualifies for subclass 138 if has the age of 1o years of residence, the claimant is a woman, or her partner has died, or both the woman and her partner resided in Australia before the death of her partner or if the claimant was the resident of Australian for around 104 weeks before she lodged the claim for the age and if the claimant was receiving either ... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

21. BALANCE OF FAMILY TEST
March 28, 2018

The balance of family test usually requires that half of the children must live in Australia permanently. Children must live in Australia permanently more than another country. The requirements of a balance of family test are not waived even after compelling with the expected circumstances. To be counted as a permanent resident of Australia the children are supposed to be Australian citizens must be a permanent resident of Australia who lives in Australia and must be eligible New Zealand citizens who live in Australia. Children who are in Australia with a temporary visa are not counted a... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

22. PARTNER 820/801 VISA
October 05, 2017

Partner 820/801 visa allows partners or spouses of the Australia, Australian permanent resident, and the new eligible Zealand citizens to live in Australia. Partner 820 visa is issued first and allows one to stay in Australia while the permanent visa which is partner 801 is been processed. Partner visas are available for both heterosexual and the same-sex couples. The permanent visa is issued in two stages. In order to be eligible for a permanent visa in Australia, one has to apply for a temporary partner visa. Both temporary and permanent visas are applied at one time at a fee. Tem... (read more)

Author: Alice Ken

23. New York Authorities Charge Yemeni Man with Supporting IS
November 21, 2016

A Yemeni man living in New York City was arrested and charged Monday for trying to support Islamic State, including voicing support for a terrorist attack in Times Square. Authorities say Mohamed Naji, a 37-year-old permanent U.S. resident, traveled to Turkey and Yemen in the last year in an attempt to fight for Islamic State. In a statement Monday, the U.S. Justice Department said Naji claimed his allegiance to Islamic State while in Yemen in March 2015, stating "I belong to...... (read more)

24. $500,000 Brings US Residency - Or 'Front Row Seat' to Fraud
April 28, 2016

Felipe Vieira moved from his home in Brazil to the tiny town of Stowe, Vermont, under a program that allows foreign investors the chance to become a permanent U.S. resident. But he says after handing over $500,000, he and others who backed a development project at a pair of ski resorts are worried their dreams will be dashed. The project, which involves a hotel and a biomedical research plant, is the subject of a federal fraud lawsuit filed earlier this month. "Everybody is scared to death," Vieira said Wednesday.  He was at an event where the state's governor an... (read more)

25. Citizenship case 'blown out of proportion' - miss universe nz - Teflon Balls Manufacturer
December 14, 2013

Bohm told Breakfast that all the judges were aware she that she wasnot a citizen, and she does not think she will have to give up hercrown at this point. Bohm has been a permanent resident in New Zealand for four yearsand is expected to gain citizenship in March, which is four monthsafter the pageant. She now hopes her application for citizenship can be fast-tracked. "I have heard of past situations where people are not citizens andthey have represented New Zealand overseas, more sport based thingslike rugby or the Olympics, and I have heard they people havefast-tracked citizenship for ... (read more)

Author: grehh hernjer