A Federal Circuit Court decision that was handed down on 15 July 2016 by Justice Neville: Al Mamun v Minister for Immigration & Anor (2016) FCCA 1777. The case was about a review of an application… Read More »Appeal Failed? Read this: Fed Court decision; Short not so sweet!
Business and Skilled Migration Queensland (BSMQ) is pleased to announce that new Queensland Business Criteria for the Business, Innovation and Investment Program (BIIP) and a new Queensland Skilled Occupation List (QSOL) has been approved by the Queensland Government.… Read More »New Queensland Business & Skilled Occupation list starts Tomorrow
A protein has been developed in Brisbane which switches off HIV infection in cells, potentially paving the way for a cure for the deadly virus. Associate Professor David Harrich made the antiviral protein, known as… Read More »HIV cure potential after new protein found by Queensland researcher
In Nguyen v Minister for Immigration & Anor (2016) FCCA 1523. Justice Burchardt held that the question was: “How should clause 485.223 of Part 485 of the Regulations be interpreted?” Clause 485.233 imposes the following… Read More »485 visa applications – What does it mean to be “accompanied by” ? Be careful!
Be advised the Occupational Ceilings for the 2016-17 financial year have just been announced. The Occupational Ceilings are the maximum number of invitations that can be issued for skilled visa and Family Sponsored skilled sponsored… Read More »The Occupational Ceilings: effective from 1 July 2016
If you or anyone you know is about to lodge a SKILLED VISA eg sub class 189 or 190 or has had a visa refused or cancelled please speak to one of the lawyers at… Read More »New Skilled Occupation List (SOL)
New State Nominated Occupation List As noted by the MIAImmigration SA will be publishing a revised State Nominated Occupation List (SNOL) on 4 July 2016 (any time from 12pm). Further occupations are available to applicants… Read More »News from South Australia New State Nominated Occupation List
Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold (TSMIT) appears likely to increase at the beginning of the 2016/2017 financial year, employers considering sponsorship of 457 visa holders are being urged to nominate workers as soon as possible,… Read More »Likely changes to 457 visa – increase in TSMIT
Although Mr Bolvaran, lived in Australia for 41 of his 42 years, a recovering ice addict, was deported to Chile, the country of his birth late last year following his imprisonment in Brisbane’s Wacol prison for drugs-related… Read More »Revocation: A Ray of hope for the “sinners” with bad character – 501 visa cancellation.
This just in from DIAC “newletter” – Understanding genuineness In the interim, to streamline nomination processing, agents should still make sure that they are familiar with the current PAM guidance on genuineness and that they… Read More »457 visa “genuineness” a word from DIAC
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