Australian migration and visa advice. Specialising in General Skilled Migration, family and partner
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Raising Australian permanent visa placements set for discussion at next month's Job Summit.
This could mean that PR placements could rise to 200,000, encompassing family and skilled migration. But there is also push from experts to scrap the occupation lists, and overhaul the entire permanent migration program. The key message is Australia needs a wider variety of skills to come from the permanent skilled migration program, and faster processing times for these visas.
Victoria’s Skilled Nomination Program is now open for registrations of interest. The state is now accepting applications of interest from appropriately skilled workers in all occupations listed on the relevant skilled lists. On and offshore applications for 190 and 491 subclasses will be considered.
Contact Global Community today to discuss your visa options.
Take advantage of the Australian Job Boom. Right now Australia has thousands of job vacancies across all fields and there are plenty of working visa options that suit professionals in all types of occupations, like motor mechanics; engineers; nurses; chefs; accountants; teachers; or welders, to name just a few.
Book a consultation at Global Community and speak with a MARA registered Migration Agent about your visa options.
Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa Subclass 870: A sponsored parent visa can be granted to the parent of an Australian Citizen, Permanent Resident or eligible New Zealand citizen, allowing them to remain in Australia for up to 5 years with the possibility of a further 5 year grant. Also, unlike other parent visas, this temporary visa can take only a matter of months to process, and the application fee is a fraction of the cost of a contributory parent visa.
Contact Global Community to find out more about family visas or to book a consultation with a registered Migration Agent to discuss your visa options.
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At Global Community we specialise in migration advice for internationally trained dental professionals, as well as Australian dental graduates.
With competitive fees and a breadth of experience across many areas of the migration program, our registered Migration Agents will help you navigate the complex Australian migration system with ease. Global Community is committed to providing personalised, professional migration advice and practical visa assistance.
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You have finished studying…now what?
Is your Australian student visa expiring and not sure what you should do next? Send us an email at [email protected] and let us help you discover the best visa options for you. Whether you’re considering further study, working visa possibilities, or even permanent residency, Global Community is committed to working with our clients to provide personalised, professional migration advice. Send us an email and let us know how we can help.
International Students Return to Australian Universities
This week the NSW Government announced its intention to introduce a plan to welcome International Students back to Australian Universities as early as July 2021. The Federal Government advises that while returning Australian Citizens and Permanent Residents were a priority, it welcomes any plan the States can put in place to also safely welcome students back to our shores.
An Australian qualification can provide international students with excellent post study opportunities within their field, within Australia and overseas.
Australian Student Visa holders can complete one or multiple qualifications in Australia, while also enjoying the benefits of part time work and travel.
If you are interested in completing a qualification in Australia, Global Community can assist you with visa advice and application submission. To arrange a consultation contact us via our page, or email us at [email protected].
For more information about Global Community and the services we provide please visit our website at www.globalcommunity.com.au/ or contact us with your enquiry.
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IT professionals in high demand.
Developer programmers and software engineers in high demand as Australia prepares to reopen boarders in 2021. It is intended that the occupations in this sector will boost the economic response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Applicants who nominate in these occupational categories are eligible for priority application processing.
Exemption from Australia’s travel restrictions can be made by request for visa holders sponsored in a PMSOL occupation by and Australian business, however, a mandatory 14-day quarantine period must be completed on arrival.
Global Community can assist clients with occupation list advice; assistance with preparation of Expression of Interest and Skills Assessment application, and accumulative points advice; to visa lodgement and support.
If you have qualifications and work experience in a professional occupation, or professional trade qualifications and experience, Contact Global Community to find out which visa is right for you.
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Time to Make it Official!
Australia's Partner visa program to receive a quota boost of over 30,000.
A planned increase to the Australian partner visa program is set for 2020-2021, along with priority processing of applications where the sponsor resides in a regional area.
It is also expected that a Family Sponsorship framework could be introduced to the Partner visa program in late 2021, further supporting family migration.
Making an application for a Partner or Family visa can be daunting, Global Community can help you and your partner to call Australia home by providing accurate advice and practical application assistance.
Contact Global Community to book a no obligation consultation.
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Regional Migration Opportunities
Additional points, more options for international graduates from regional universities, and two new pathways to permanent residency are just some of the opportunities that Australia’s new regional migration program have to offer.
Two new skilled regional visas provide a pathway to permanent residency, with holders having the option to apply for the Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) visa (subclass 191) from November 2022 should they meet the requirements.
Another encouraging factor, invitations made for a Subclass 489 (Skilled – Regional) (Provisional) visa or a Subclass 491 (Skilled Work Regional (Provisional)) visa may be eligible for an additional 15 points under the general points test.
Further incentive to consider regional migration as an option is the refined definition of Designated Regional Areas to include a category 2 - ‘Cities and Major Regional Centres’. Perth, Adelaide, the Gold Coast, the Sunshine Coast, Newcastle, Wollongong, Geelong, and Hobart are all classified under this classification.
Applicants for regional skilled migration may also be eligible for priority processing should the nomination occupation be included on the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List.
Global Community can assist clients with occupation list advice; assistance with preparation of Expression of Interest and Skills Assessment application, and accumulative points advice; to visa lodgement and support.
If you have qualifications and work experience in a professional occupation, or professional trade qualifications and experience, Contact Global Community to find out if regional migration visa is right for you.
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Support visa holders and hospitality workers during COVID-19 lock-down.
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Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List announced
The 17 occupations are in the health (notably nursing, psychiatry, and general medicine), construction (in project management, executive management, or mechanical engineering), and, IT (development programmer and software engineer) industry. It is intended that the occupations in these sectors will boost the health and economic response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Exemption from Australia’s travel restrictions can be made by request for visa holders sponsored in a PMSOL occupation by and Australian business, however, a mandatory 14-day quarantine period must be completed on arrival.
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Tradies for Medium and Long-Term Visas
Electrician, motor mechanic, plumber, welder, and carpenter, are just some of the trade occupations listed on the medium to long-term skilled occupation list for long term or permanent visas.
The General Skilled Migration program offers a number of visa subclasses, including the Skilled Independent visa, which does not require an employer or family sponsor or State or Territory nomination to make an application.
Applicants for occupation/points-based visas, must have a positive skills assessment for their nominated occupation. This demonstrates the applicant has appropriate qualifications and skill level to practice their nominated trade in Australia.
Global Community can assist clients with occupation list advice; assistance with preparation of Expression of Interest and Skills Assessment application, and accumulative points advice; to visa submission and support.
If you have qualifications and work experience in a professional trade Contact Global Community to find out which visa is right for you.
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www.globalcommunity.com.au/
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Spotlight on Subclass 189 - Skilled Independent Visa
A permanent visa which is granted without the requirement for an employer or family sponsor, or a state or territory nomination.
Application can be made on or offshore.
Must have professional work experience and qualifications in an occupation listed on the Medium to Long-Term Skilled Occupation List.
Occupations in demand may receive priority processing.
Global Community can assist clients with occupation list advice; assistance with preparation of Expression of Interest and Skills Assessment application, and accumulative points advice; to visa lodgement and support.
If you have qualifications and work experience in a professional field Contact Global Community to find out if a subclass 189 Skilled Independent visa is right for you.
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Priority Visa Processing for in Demand Occupations - Get ahead of the pack in 2020
Occupations which are seen to be critical to the pandemic response and recovery, such as medical and nursing, infrastructure, and trades are likely to be to be prioritised for visa processing in the 2020-2021 financial year.
Priority processing may be applied particularly to onshore visa applicants nominating occupations in these sectors.
A positive Skills Assessment is required for most occupations. Global Community’s Senior Migration Agent has over ten years’ experience assisting overseas qualified professionals with skills assessments for migration purposes.
For further information and advice or to book a no obligation consultation, contact Global Community at [email protected] or submit an enquiry form via our website www.globalcommunity.com.au/.
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Is your Australian visa is expiring in the next 28 days? Are you unable to return home due to Covid-19? If you are in Australia and employed in a critical industry sector, you may be eligible to apply for a Temporary Activity (subclass 408) Australian Government endorsed events (COVID-19 Pandemic event) visa. If granted this visa may allow you, and your family to remain in Australia for up to 12 months to continue to working to help fight Covid-19.
For more information on this visa, or to find out what your other visa options might be contact Global Community today.
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LOOK TO THE FUTURE. TODAY!
Are you completing a tertiary qualification in Australia?
Have you thought about what you will do when you are qualified?
If you are thinking about starting your post graduate career in Australia, OR even one day making Australia your home, Global Community can help you on your path to Australian Permanent Residency.
Now is the time to start planning your future. Specialising in General Skilled, Partner, and Graduate visas Global Community can support your migration journey and help realise your vision of living in Australia.
Global Community provides up to date, accurate information to identify the pathway that will give you the best chance for achieving your goals in Australia.
Contact Global Community to book a free, no obligation consultation.
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All Roads Lead to Aus!
Now is the time to start your migration journey. Contact Global Community to speak with a professional registered migration agent about your Australian visa options.
Specialising in General Skilled, Partner, and Student visas, Global Community can help you plan your migration journey and realise your vision of living in Australia.
Married to (or in a long-term relationship with) an Aussie? Time to make it official with an Australian Partner Visa
Making and application for an Australian Partner Visa can be daunting, but Global Community can help with accurate advice and practical application assistance, so you and your partner can call Australia home.
Contact Global Community to book a consultation.
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Australian migration and visa advice, specialising in General Skilled Migration, Partner, and Student Visas. Global Community provides accurate advice in a friendly and professional environment, by a qualified, registered migration agent (MARN1911851). Contact Global Community to arrange a no obligation consultation.
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Not Ready to Leave?
Stay!
The Australian Migration program offers a range of visa sub-classes, temporary and permanent, which can be applied for onshore. Partner visas, student visas, working visas, and holiday visas.
If your current visa conditions allow further stay, contact Global Community to book a free, no obligation consultation to discuss what visa options best suit you.
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Working Holiday Visa Holders Helping Bushfire Recovery Efforts
Policy changes to the Working Holiday Maker Visa Program, made by the Department of Home Affairs this week, mean visa holders in this program will be able to contribute to bushfire recovery.
The changes will allow Working Holiday Makers seeking a second or third visa in that program to count volunteer as well as paid work on bushfire recovery efforts in declared disaster areas as specified work. Additionally, those working on bushfire recovery, whether paid or volunteer, will be permitted to remain with the same employer for a period of 12 months, 6 months longer than previously allowed. Changes will also be made to the type of work Working Holiday Makers are permitted to engage in to include building and construction related to disaster relief.
The changes are thought to attract these short-term visa holders to these areas and provide much needed aid to the recovery process.
For more information on Working Holiday Visas contact Global Community.
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Celebrating Women and Girls in Science Everyday!
Australia is a leader in scientific research and discovery. Currently the Australian migration program lists many occupations in the science, technology, medicine, and engineering sectors, for general skilled or employer sponsored visas, both temporary and permanent. Join prominent Australian scientists like Emma Johnston, Marine Ecologist; Michelle Simmons, Quantum Physicist; and Mary-Anne Williams, Roboticist. Work on research projects aimed to protect biodiversity, understand climate change and improve drought resistance; understand and fight disease, and discover medical advancement; or better understand ourselves and our planet in the universe, Australian scientist are at the forefront of this scientific research and more. Visit www.globalcommunity.com.au/ for more information on how your qualification can lead you to a scientific career in Australia.
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Global Community provides accurate migration advice in a friendly and professional environment, by a qualified and experienced registered migration agent.
With over ten years’ experience working with internationally qualified medical and dental professionals, providing skills assessments and assistance with AHPRA registration applications, Angela (MARN 1911851) has an abundance of advice she can offer.
Whether your stay is intended to be permanent or temporary Global Community is committed to helping people from all over the world enjoy all that Australia has to offer.
Contact Global Community today to arrange a consultation.
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www.globalcommunity.com.au
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Work or Holiday?
Por qué no los dos, why not both? With a Work and Holiday (subclass 462) or a Working Holiday (subclass 417) visa you can spend 2020 in Australia.
The Working Holiday or Work and Holiday visa program allows people between the ages of 18 and 30 (35 in some cases) work, undertake a short course, and travel around Australia for up to 12 months. Second and third stay visas may also be granted if certain criteria are met.
Work in a coffee shop in Melbourne to fund your Kimberley adventure. Or work in a pub in Perth and party in Surfers Paradise. Support Aussie farmers and regional businesses and stay for an extra 12 months.
If you, or someone you know needs a change or an adventure, contact Global Community to arrange a consultation.
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Occupations in Demand
According to a recent study by careers platform Indeed, some of the most difficult to fill positions in Australia are;
· Veterinarians
· General Practitioners
· Optometrists
· Architects
· Software Engineers and Software Architects
General skilled migration visas allow internationally qualified professionals, such as health or IT professionals, to live and practice in their field in Australia.
To find out more about practising your profession in Australia contact me at [email protected]
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TOP TIPS - SKILLS ASSESSMENTS
Need a skills assessment for your profession?
Here are Global Communities TOP TIPS to reduce assessment delays:
1. Read through the whole application form and all instructions from the assessing authority carefully before you start.
2. Make sure you submit all the required documents exactly as the assessing authority requires.
3. Only submit documents which are clear and legible.
4. Follow the assessing authorities’ instructions carefully.
5. Read through your entire application carefully before you submit it to ensure you haven’t left anything out or made any mistakes.
Incorrectly submitted documents and incomplete applications are the most common cause for delays in processing skills assessments.
Global Community Managing Migration Agent, Angela, has over ten years experience as a senior assessing officer at one of Australia’s major professional assessing authorities. With this experience she is able to provide first hand knowledge of preparing a skills assessment application.
If you require a skills assessment, or are interested in making and application for a visa type which would require a skills assessment, contact Angela at [email protected] to arrange a consultation.
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Global Community offers accurate immigration advice in a friendly and professional environment, by a qualified and experienced registered migration agent.
With over ten years’ industry experience working with internationally qualified medical and dental professionals, providing skills assessments and assistance with AHPRA registration, Angela (MARN 1911851) has an abundance of advice she can offer.
Whether your stay is intended to be permanent or temporary Global Community is committed to helping people from all over the world enjoy all that Australia has to offer.
Contact Global Community today to arrange a consultation.
[email protected]
www.globalcommunity.com.au
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