Fees and charges are reviewed on 1 July each year. A number of Visa Application Charges (VACs) and other fees will increase on 1 July 2009 in accordance with recent decisions made by the Australian Government. A number of other VAC and fees will increase in accordance with changes in the Consumer Price Index, or [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Immigration News’
Increases to Fees and Charges for 1 July 2009 for visa applications
Posted in Immigration News, tagged 1 July, 1 July 2009, 2009., accordance, Australian, Australian government, changes, charges, Composite Index., Consumer Price Index, Contributory, decisions, fees, Fees and Charges, government, immigration, Immigration News, increase, increases, instalment, Parent Visa, Parent visa category, recent, second, VAC, VACs, visa, visa application charge, Visa Application Charges, visa applications on June 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Business migration to Australia
Posted in Immigration News, tagged analysis, available, “W.A. is investing, billions of dollars, boost business, Bruce McFarlane, business, business grants, business licences, business migration, coming years, compared, director, economy, encourage, free services, from UK., future, General, government, grow your business, Immigration News, infrastructure projects, land and, low tax state, major, market reports, other states, property prices, register for tax, relatively cheap, Small Business Development Corporation, state of Western Australia, success, tax breaks, uk, W.A., WA, western australia, wide range on June 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Bruce McFarlane, Director of Small Business Development Corporation, state of Western Australia, says: “The state of Western Australia is keen to encourage business migration from UK. “W.A. is investing many billions of dollars in major infrastructure projects in coming years to boost business and the general economy and you could play a major part in our [...]
Skilled Migration: Dispelling the Myths
Posted in Immigration News, tagged 115000 skilled visas, 12 months, 2 years, 457 visas granted, 475 visaholders, 70000 annually, 9 to 12 months, a visa., accepting, announced, announced changes, anticipate, Applications, apply, area, article, associated, associations, Australia, Australia's Immigration Minister, Australia's skilled migration program, australian economy, Australian visa applications, avoided, awful, be granted., brighter in Australia, case officers, change 457 visa, changes, checked, China, comparison, contact us Go Matilda, Critical Skills List, currency exchange rate, date, decision, demand, department, Department of Immigration, dispel, economically, employers, enter Australia, entry date, exchange rate, financial boost, first world countries, free initial discussion, GBP - AUD, genuine, global economic crisis, Go Matilda, grant, grant of a 457 visa., grant of visas, granted., growth, guidance, heightened demand, highest, Immigration News, intending migrants, intentions, job, least 2 years, live and work, long-term, medical examinations, migrant, migration, Minister, Minister's, misunderstanding, MODL, move, move Australia, move to Australia, myths., no longer, no obligation proposal, no requirement, nominated., occupation, Occupations in Demand List, offshore, permanent residency, permanent residency visas., permanent skilled visas, police clearance certificates, policy, priority list, processed, processing, program, provide, provisional, record, regional, regional area, regional area of Australia, remarkably, required period, reside, residing, second visa application, skilled, skilled migrants, skilled migration program., skilled program, skilled visa., skilled visas, skills list, sooner a visa, South East Asia, sponsor individuals, sponsored, Sponsored skilled visa, sponsoring, sponsoring skilled individuals, sponsoring State/Territory, State, state's, subclass 176, subclass 475 visas, technical recession, Territories in Australia, territory, Territory Government, this year., visa, visa application, visa application is lodged, visa is granted, visa strategy, visas, visas granted, wanted, Wanted Skills Lists, working, years of experience on June 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Source : Alan Collet www.gomatilda.com Since Australia’s Immigration Minister announced changes to the skilled migration program at the end of last year there has been a lot of misunderstanding among intending skilled migrants. In this article we try to dispel some of the myths. In no particular order, here are some of the comments we [...]
-
Blog Stats
- 89,622 hits
May 2012 M T W T F S S « Jan 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 -
Top Posts
Categories
-
Recent Comments
Archives
Tags
