As noted by the MA: Northern Inland NSW updated requirements relating to subclass 489 – regional visas. Updates include minimum pass mark in order to obtain a subclass 489 visa,… read more →
In the 20 years or so that I have been an immigration lawyer today’s win at the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) has to be up there with the best. [Not… read more →
1. Processing Times Home Affairs published latest processing times for subclass 482 visas. Based on the October 2018 processing times frames, 75% of all 482 applications are processed in: 49 days… read more →
AR LAW Services: Master Migration Lawyers in association with AR SOAR: Student Services Pty Ltd. Specialist Education Consultants is proud to announce a FREE Lecture regarding the major changes to the Skilled… read more →
State and Territory Nomination Rounds Published Home Affairs published the first round of State and Territory Nominations issued for 2018/19 Immigration Program Year. For the month of August, a total… read more →
In his recent interview with SBS, the Minister of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs, Minister David Coleman, advised that regional visas will be given a priority under his portfolio. It is also… read more →
The Department of Home Affairs has barred a former migration agent for a period of five years over “serious breaches” of professional obligations resulting from his conflict of interest and… read more →
As reported by the Age news paper. Yet another unregistered Migration Agent has been “ripping off” clients. Unregistered Migration Agent: Eddie Kang was sentenced to 12 months in prison in… read more →
As noted by the Australian Immigration Alliance there is ever-growing anxiety over imminent changes to the Australian Citizenship laws is forcing migrants to investigate alternative ways of becoming an Australian… read more →
Take Note; the new Skilling Australians Fund (SAF) levy and related legislative changes have come into effect on 12 August 2018. The SAF levy is now being charged on any new nomination… read more →