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Thursday 9th April 2020: 11:00am
We are all living in a very challenging environment especially when it involves your ability to remain in a country where you’ve established yourself and set up a home.
Our Senior Registered Migration Agent, Julie Williams, will be presenting a webinar around the impacts of the coronavirus on visa holders, visa applicants and what the short-term immigration future looks like.
Topics will include:
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The Australian government released a plan on 20 March 2019, for Australia’s future population, reducing the annual migration intake by 30,000 places, i.e. from the current 190,000 to 160,000.
In the plan, the government has introduced two new regional visas for skilled workers to live and work in regional Australia for three years, before they can access permanent residency in Australia.
Among the 160,000 annual migration intake places, the government will allocate 25,000 under the two newly introduced regional skilled visas.
The aim of the regional visas is to reduce the burden on major cities such as Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane due to increasing population at the same time addressing the need for smaller centres and regions looking for growth.
Who is the webinar for?
The session is intended for skilled workers seeking pathways to securing a visa that provide an option for permanent residency under the new Regional Migration Program.
Key Takeaways
• What are the new regional visas?
• Occupations available
• Obligations & Requirements for living in Regional Australia
• Effect on current visas
• International students into regional Australia
• Pathways to Permanent Residency
The session will run for 40 minutes followed by a question and answer session.
Cost: FREE of charge
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Registered Nurses and Doctors are one of the high demand occupations for migration to Australia.
Who is the webinar for?
The session is intended for overseas or Australian trained nurses and doctors.
Key Takeaways
The session will run for 30 to 40 minutes followed by a question and answer session.
Cost: Free
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Around the world, digital technologies are changing the way we live and work in ways we could not predict just a generation ago. In order to continue Australia’s economic growth and to be competitive with other nations, businesses are improving their productivity by adopting and adapting new technologies including autonomous systems, robotics, artificial intelligence and remote sensors into their current operations.
It means skilled IT professionals are in high demand in Australia.
Who is the webinar for?
The session is intended for overseas or Australian trained It professionals.
Key Takeaways
The session will run for 30 to 40 minutes followed by a question and answer session.
Cost: Free
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The Australian Graduate Visa subclass 485 is a temporary visa for international students who have completed two years of study in Australia. It can last from 18 months to four years depending on your situation.
As there is no restriction on study or work whilst holding a subclass 485 visa, it is a good way to extend your stay in Australia to improve your chances of becoming eligible for a permanent or a provisional skilled visa.
Who is the webinar for?
The session is intended for international students who are about to complete their studies in Australia.
Key Takeaways
Cost: Free
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Partner visas – sometimes referred to as a Spouse Visa, De Facto visa, Fiancé visa, or Prospective Marriage visa – allow an Australian citizen or permanent resident to sponsor their partner/spouse to migrate to Australia.
We will discuss some of the important factors in applying for a Partner visa, including:
Cost: Free
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Employer-sponsored visa options that pathway into permanent residency is what everyone is interested in now that state-sponsored and skilled independent visas are in high demand.
Who is the webinar for?
This webinar will provide valuable insight into the Employer Sponsored permanent visa, Subclass 186, for both employers and applicants.
Key Takeaways
Cost: Free
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