Selected November 2016 Changes
Selected Legislation September 2016
Summary of selected changes coming in effect on 01 July 2016
Skilled Occupation List (SOL) and Consolidated Skilled Occupation List (CSOL) from 1 July 2016
Legislative instruments for student visas from July 2016 and other changes (May 2016)
Legislation changes (April 2016)
NZ citizens - An additional pathway to permanent residency for ‘non-protected’ Special Category Visa (SCV) holders (19 February 2016)
Applicants are not required to satisfy the New Zealand stream specific criteria relating to a period of residence in Australia, minimum taxable income and health. In addition, family members of primary applicants who made a Subclass 189 (Skilled – Independent) visa application in the New Zealand stream prior to the commencement of the Amendment Regulations are also not required to satisfy the health criteria. This applies to only already lodged application before 10 December 2022. More info in the legislative update summary
The updated legislation dealing with 408 Covid-19 Pandemic Visa came in effect today.
We have prepared a structured summary of requirements for this visa on our website: http://visa.ozhome.info/visa/408-covid-19-pandemic
The Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL) identifies 17 occupations which fill critical skills needs that support Australia’s economic recovery from COVID-19 based on expert advice from the National Skills Commission and consultation with Commonwealth departments. More info here
We prepared a new interactive GSM points test that will be in place after 16 November 2019 - check your points score here
New occupation lists came in force on 11 March 2019
The Code of Conduct for registered migration agents is set out in legislation to regulate the conduct of registered migration agents.
The Code of Conduct:
(a) protects clients of migration agents; and
(b) strengthens the integrity of the immigration advice industry and Australia’s immigration system.
Provision for a Code of Conduct for migration agents is set out in Section 314 of the Migration Act 1958.
https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2021L01856
Consumer protection - see MARA Consumer Guide.
Ales Welter (MIA:10623) is a member of the Migration Institute of Australia (MIA). MIA members must abide by a Code of Ethics and Practice which is designed to protect members and the reputation of the profession by assisting agents to maintain the highest standards of professionalism.
OZ HOME MIGRATION
Ales Welter MARN 1464306
Level 15 Corporate Centre One
2 Corporate Court
Bundall QLD 4217
OZ HOME MIGRATION
Ales Welter MARN 1464306
Level 2 Kings Court
8-12 King St
Rockdale NSW 2216
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