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Oz Migration Action

Name: Oz Migration Action
Address: 40 Melvista Avenue, Perth, WA, 6009, AU
Telephone: +61408955770
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29/02/2024

Do you have a work visa problem? Then we can give you all the answers you need. We can help with Eligibility, Skills Assessment, Expression of Interest, English Requirements and all other issues. Get in touch now - [email protected] or text 0408955770

29/11/2023

Qualified and experienced carer seeks visa sponsorship , Sydney region. Currently working as carer in Sydney. If you are a Sydney residential care provider and you can sponsor a young, Australian qualified and Australian experienced carer for a visa, then we have exactly the person for you. Contact us - [email protected]

12/06/2023

If you want to avoid a 15% increase in your government visa application charge then you need to submit your application before 1 July for these visas: subclass 600 – Visitor visa, subclass 417 – Working holiday visa, subclass 462 – Work and holiday visa, subclass 407 – Training visa, subclass 408 – Temporary activity visa, and subclass 400 – Temporary work (short stay specialist) visas. Visa info - [email protected]

11/06/2023

My Occupation will not give me a Permanent Visa - Can I Ever Get PR? Because your current occupation will not directly get you PR does not mean that it is not possible. But you may need expert advice to plan a strategy to get a permanent visa and PR.
There are different ways of doing this. At Ozmigration Action we sift States for opportunities because PR opportunities may come through State nomination lists. Sometimes they may come from the 12 Designated Area Migration Agreements throughout Australia or Industry Labour Agreements. We check all options to find a PR solution. Contact us - [email protected]

09/06/2023

Is There A “Best” Age To Apply For A Work Visa?
There certainly is! The “best” age will maximise your points if you’re applying for one of the points-based work visas -
• Skilled Independent (subclass 189)
• Skilled Nominated (subclass 190), or
• Skilled Work Regional Provisional (subclass 491).
Points are awarded on a number of elements - qualifications, experience...and age for which there are two key considerations:
1) You need a minimum overall point score of 65, and
2) You need to gain maximum total points.
You are in a competitive process with other applicants and so the more points above 65, the better your chance of an invitation to apply for a visa.
So, which is the “best” age with most points?
That’s when you’re at least 25 but less than 33 years - 30 points which is the highest points for age.
Next best is if you’re at least 18 but less than 25 - 25 points.
If you’re at least 33 but less than 40 years - 25 points, also.
The least points is the range of at least 40 to less than 45 - 15 points.
So, if your age is near 33 or 40, there’s no time to lose before you slip into the next age bracket and receive less points. Ensure you maximise every chance of a visa grant and talk to us at Oz Migration Action

06/03/2023

Overseas students coming to Australia to study are being hit by huge rises in rent costs and by the capping of work hours to 48 per fortnight. This is a big change from the current unlimited work hours. Also, rentals are in such short supply as to be almost impossible to find. All visa info - [email protected] or 0408 955 770

05/03/2023

Best qualifications for Ozmigration visas! Healthcare, trades and IT are three of the best sectors for getting a permanent visa. Qualifications in trades, healthcare and IT are in high demand and provide excellent pathways to PR. All visa info - [email protected] of Phone / Txt +61408955770

05/03/2023

Best jobs for Ozmigration! Trades and Healthcare occupations feature as two of the best job groups for migration to Australia. All categories of nurses, doctors and trades rank as in very high demand and provide excellent pathways to PR in Australia.
For all visa info - [email protected] or chat/txt at 0408 955 770

04/03/2023

Want to migrate to Australia? If you’re a nurse or software programmer your occupation is in the top 2 of occupations most in demand in Australia. New research of the top 20 in-demand jobs puts nurses top of the list with software programmers second. Besides topping the list, these two occupations provide permanent residence visas. Check your occupation for migration now - [email protected] or +61408955770

03/03/2023

Good news for post-grad students - under the Temporary Graduate Work visa (subclass 485), the post-study ‘stay and work’ period for eligible graduates of listed qualifications will increase, as follows:
• Four years for Bachelor degree graduates, up from two years previously.
• Five years for Master degree graduates, up from three years previously.
• Six years for PhD graduates, up from four years previously
For all Visa info and help - [email protected] or ph or txt 0408 955 770

02/03/2023

Ozmigration queries are what we are here to answer. Whatever the visa - work or partner or other - we are experienced in dealing with applications for all types of visas. To check your eligibility, please text or phone us a +61408955770 or email at [email protected] We are pleased to help you.

02/03/2023

You want an Australian work visa - but which visa should it be? There are dozens of work visas - some temporary, some permanent. You need to make the right choice and you need to know if you are eligible or not. Otherwise, you will waste your money. Talk or txt us on +61408955770 or email [email protected] We'll help you get it right.

26/02/2023

Good news for migrants - this is an excellent time to apply for an Australian work visa. The economy in Australia is strong and there are many thousands of skilled work vacancies across a range of industries and professions. For info, Chat or Txt 0408 955 770 or email - [email protected]

26/02/2023

West Australia right now is looking for overseas skilled workers for 31,000 vacancies. The WA Government's recruitment campaign emphasises WA's higher wages, lower cost of living, surf & sunshine lifestyle. WA salaries are often 50% higher. It wants workers across occupations including teachers, police officers, nurses, midwives, doctors, dentists, mechanics, builders, plumbers, and mining and hospitality. .For info Call or text +61408955770 or email [email protected]

25/02/2023

The Western Australian Government has a delegation in the UK on a mission to recruit skilled workers for the State. Selling points are the State's vibrant economy, higher wages, lower cost of living, and surf and sunshine lifestyle. WA salaries are often more than 50 per cent higher than in the UK. For more info go to [email protected]

28/01/2023

Good news for backpackers. For the next five months visitors on Working Holiday visas - 417 and 462 - will be able to work for the same employer for 12 months instead of the usual 6 months. The extension to 12 months was to expire on 31 December but will continue until 30 June 2023, to support Australian employers. All visa info - [email protected]

27/01/2023

Skilled visa applications for teachers and healthcare workers are now being assessed in just three days after a change to how skilled visas are prioritised.

The Department of Home Affairs has stopped using the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL) to rank skilled visa applications as it was seen as outdated and no longer reflected the critical workforce shortages seen across Australia.

The change applies to all skilled visa nomination and visa applications that are yet to be decided, as well as new applications lodged including temporary, employer-sponsored and regional visas.

16/01/2023

Australia's annual migrant intake of skilled workers should increase in step with the yearly population increase according to the Business Council of Australia. At the moment, it wants the annual number increased from 195,000 to 220,000 for the next two years.

12/01/2023

Australia's tourism industry wants the government to reduce the application fee for working holiday visas to encourage more backpackers to come to the country. It says that the government visa cost of $510 is too high compared to the costs for New Zealand and the UK. It believes that a lower government visa charge would increase the number of backpackers coming to Australia and who are a valuable workforce for the agriculture and horticulture industries.

26/12/2022

Free flights to Australia and $10,000 rent subsidy should be offered to overseas tradies to attract them to WA to help deal with a looming house building crisis. That's the proposal of WA's Housing Industry Association. The HIA says that this would help avoid a projected house shortfall of between 28,000 and 85,000 over the next four years.

18/12/2022

The government is considering making it easier for global companies to transfer staff to Australia.
Simplifying such transfers is advocated by the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) to help relieve Australia's skill shortage.
CEDA says the US and the U K both have clear paths for multinational companies to bring talent into countries quickly via a streamlined process.
Currently, companies wishing to send staff to Australia must use the standard pathways available to all migrants, such as applying for a temporary skill shortage visa or permanent skilled visa.
Between 20,000 and 60,000 temporary skilled visas are issued every year, with 32,062 granted in 2021/22. It can take six months for an employee to get to Australia using this system.

17/12/2022

There is a new priority order for processing skilled visa applications:
1. Healthcare or teaching occupation applications;
2. For employer-sponsored visas, applicants nominated by an Approved sponsor with Accredited Status;
3. Those for a designated regional area;
4. For permanent and provisional visa subclasses, visa applications that count towards the migration program, excluding the Subclass 188 (Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional)) visa;
5. All other visa applications.
For all categories above, priority will be given to holders of eligible passports as not all visa streams are open to every nationality.
Within each category, priority is given to applicants located outside Australia for provisional and permanent skilled visa applications. Visa info: 0408955770 or [email protected]

12/12/2022

Regional NSW-based skilled migrants have a permanent visa pathway with that State Government’s new ‘Working in Regional NSW’ eligibility stream for the Skilled Work Regional 491 visa nomination. This recognises applicants’ commitment to living and working in regional NSW. \The new stream prioritises applicants who are living and working in their nominated (or closely related) occupation in a designated NSW regional and have continuously done so for 12 months and for at least 20 hours per week. If an applicant meets all stream criteria, they may apply directly for NSW nomination and minimum points score and work experience requirements do not apply for applicants in this stream. All visa info: [email protected]

25/11/2022

Since Australia's borders re-opened last December, there has been a surge of 40% in student arrivals to a total of 424,500.compared with 580,000 before Covid. The higher education industry is Australia's fourth biggest export earner. All visa info - [email protected]

17/11/2022

More than 40% of Australian employers are looking overseas for skilled workers, according to one of the country's biggest banks. NAB bank says these businesses see migrant workers as the only way of filling vacancies, The bank itself has 600 vacancies. Visa info: [email protected]

15/11/2022

If you want a work visa, then West Australia is the place to look. Government figures show that there are 1,000 nurses needed as well as 800 motor mechanics, 700 electricians, 550 civil engineers, 500 chefs and the same number of welders. And there are hundreds of vacancies for many other occupations. Info: [email protected]

20/10/2022

Australia’s backlog of unprocessed visa applications sits at 880,000.
Home Affairs has hired an extra 260 staff to process visas with another 260 in training for the task. But since 1 June, about 2.2 million new visa applications have been received. That's up 495,000 compared with last year during COVID-19 when international borders were closed. Visa info: [email protected]

07/10/2022

Things wrongly done in Student Visa applications are resulting in a 10% refusal rate. and the grant rate for applicants outside Australia in the Vocational Education and Training Sector is low being approximately 70%. Visa info: [email protected]

02/09/2022

Australia's intake this year of skilled workers will be increased by 35,000. This means the permanent migration cap will rise from 160,000 to 195,000 places this year. The government has also committed to speed up visas for foreign workers by hiring more staff to reduce the backlog of 900,000 applications. For all visa info and applications https://ozmigrationaction.com.au/contact/

Address

40 Melvista Avenue
Perth, WA
6009

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 2pm
Sunday	10am - 2pm

Telephone

+61408955770

Website

http://www.ozmigrationaction.com.au/contact

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