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251. 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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252. 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)
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253. 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)
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254. 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)
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255. 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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256. 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)
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257. 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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258. 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)
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259. 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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260. 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)
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261. 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)
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262. 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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263. 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)
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264. 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)
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265. SUBCLASS 139
April 24, 2018
The subclass 139 visa is no longer issued and was to repealed in July 2012. The visa was set that there will be no points which will be tested. The subclass 139 visa is referred to as skilled designated area sponsored visa. The subclass 139 visa was to be replaced by two-stage visa. For you to be eligible for subclass 139 visa you need to be under 45 years of age, have the recent work experience, must be sponsored by eligible Australian citizen and have skilled qualifications that must be assessed by relevant authorities. Applicants must comply with the conditions that are stated in the vi... (read more)
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266. BRIDGING C (CLASS WC)
April 24, 2018
Bridging C (class WC) visa is a temporary type of visa. It can be granted to an applicant who lodges the application of the Australia substantive visa and who do not hold any substantive visa. Bridging C( class WC) visa allows the applicant to stay lawfully in Australia until the decision is made of their substantive visa. Bridging C (class WC) visa allows you to stay in Australia the new substantive visa is been processed. You can automatically apply for bridging C (class WC) visa even if you have a substantive visa. Bridging C (class WC) visa is granted to the applicant who do not hold a ... (read more)
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267. ELIGIBLE NON-CITIZEN (ACT, S 72)
April 24, 2018
An eligible noncitizen is found in section 72 of the migration regulations of 1994 that deals with the persons who are eligible to be granted the bridging visa. The sub-regulation 2 of the Eligible non-citizen Act, S72 applies to the non-citizens before September 1994 was in a custody under the Division 4B of part 2 of the Act, was released from the custody on the expiry of the period referred in the subsection 54Q of the Act, had not departed Australia after being released from the custody and has not been granted visa or the entry permit. The sub-regulation 3 of section 72 applies to the... (read more)
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268. BRIDGING R (CLASS WR) VISAS
April 24, 2018
Bridging R (class WR) visa is not very common Australia. Bridging R (class WR) visa can also be called removal pending visa. The bridging visa helps the applicant to stay in Australia legally. Bridging visas are not granted automatically and it depends on the circumstances that are included in the next visa. Some of the bridging visas may give directions like appearing before the department and specifies the time to leave from Australia. Failure to adhere to conditions listed in the bridging visa may lead to a negative income of the next visa applied or even limit the return to Australia in... (read more)
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269. STATUTORY DECLARATION BY ALLEGED VICTIM
April 24, 2018
The statutory declaration by alleged victim is made by the spouse or the de facto partner of the alleged perpetrator. A partner can mean the spouse or same-sex partners. The victim must set the allegations out and the person who is alleged must have committed the family violence. The family violence can be physical, financial or psychological abuse. Family violence is a crime which is not acceptable in Australia. In case you have applied for a permanent residence, you are not supposed to live in abusive relationship. The provision of family violence allows one to continue with the applicat... (read more)
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270. SPONSORSHIP UNDERTAKINGS
April 24, 2018
Under the subsection 140H (1) of the Migration Act of 1994 of Australia Constitution, thesponsorship undertaking is well elaborated.The applicant must make the undertakings for the approval of the business sponsor. The applicant must make sure that the cost of the return travel by the sponsored person is fully met. The Act requires the applicant not to use a person who is in a breach of Australia immigration laws. The Acts also recommends that the applicant must comply with the responsibilities stated in the Australia immigration Act. The applicant is required by the Act to tell the respons... (read more)
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271. 2 YEAR STUDY REQUIREMENT
April 24, 2018
The basic need for students who wish to apply subclass 485 visa that is a temporary graduate visa must meet the2-year study requirement. Subclass 485 visa allows students stay in Australia after the completion of the studies and to improve the permanent residence eligibility. Application of subclass 485 visa is lodged six months after the date of completion. To meet the 2 year study need, you must have either a degree, diploma or trade qualification of the Australia education system, the completed course must be in approved courses of the international students, the visa must be in complianc... (read more)
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272. DISCLOSURE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION
April 24, 2018
Disclosure of personal information may be done to the approved professional development sponsor and to the former approved development sponsor. The subsection53.30 of the Privacy Act of the Australia constitution restrict the disclosure of personal information. The Act focuses on regulating the activity of the credit in reporting agencies, the credit providers and any other agency that is entitled to set rules. The Act prohibits the access to credit by unauthorized people. Personal information may include the IP address, telephone number, birth date, the email address, the employment infor... (read more)
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273. ETA-ELIGIBLE PASSPORT
April 24, 2018
This type of visa allows the applicant to visit Australia for business purposes as many time as possible and one can stay for three months in each visit. One can be eligible for this passport if outside Australia and if one is a holder of a passport of a certain country. A passport is said to be ETA-eligible passport if it is valid as specified in the Gazette Notice and if the conditions in the Gazette Notice are satisfied with the application. According to an ETA-eligible passport, a person is a member of the family if the person is a spouse to a family head or if a dependent child of the ... (read more)
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274. CONCESSIONAL COMPETENT ENGLISH
April 24, 2018
The requirements of English language for the provisional regional visa applicant who usually claims the concessional competent English is going to raise from the average of 5.5 to 6.0. This change applies to the applicants of the subclass 475 and subclass 487. In concessional competent English, you must have the basic competence in the English language through your skills may not be consistent in reading, writing, speaking and listening. In case you have applied for skilled- regional sponsored visa, then you are in a place to claim for points in concessional competent English. The applica... (read more)
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275. WAIVING A BAR
April 24, 2018
The subsection 400 (2) of the Migration Act states that the minister may waive a bar that is placed on standard business if the person has made a request to the minister to waive that bar. The subsection 1400 (3) has the criteria that should be taken into the account by a minister in waiving a bar. The minister should decide whether Australia’s interest will be affected or not, whether the trade opportunity would be lost, whether there would detriment to the Australian community and if the person’s inability to standard sponsor would damage Australia’s relation with other countries. The minis... (read more)
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