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Considering sponsoring a child to migrate to Australia? Some information to get you started

Date: 10 Oct 2011, Filed under: Immigration

If either an Australian or New Zealand citizen, or permanent resident who wishes to make a migration application for a dependent child, stepchild, orphaned...

Why an employer should never hire an unlawful overseas worker

Date: 24 Aug 2011, Filed under: Immigration

Many FindLaw visitors would probably have seen one of those nightly current affair programs in which a reporter accompanies immigration inspectors who...

When can a person be denied a visa into Australia on public interest grounds?

Date: 23 Aug 2011, Filed under: Immigration

Many readers who are Australian citizens will probably take for granted the ability to move freely in and out of the country without needing a visa. In...

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What is the expression of interest (EOI) system that forms part of SkillSelect scheme?

Date: 01 May 2012, Filed under: Immigration, Immigration

Under the new SkillSelect scheme, an EOI will indicate that a person would like to be considered for a particular visa and for most types of skilled visas,...

How are assessment levels for student visas determined?

Date: 01 Mar 2012, Filed under: Immigration

 The Australian Government grants student visas to students from over 190 countries and across a range of educational sectors, including Independent...

What are the new rules in regards to international students wishing to work in Australia?

Date: 01 Feb 2012, Filed under: Immigration

Under the new arrangements graduates of a Bachelor, Masters Degree or a PhD from a recognised education provider, will be eligible to work in Australia...

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Migration gain shrinks in December from year ago

Date: 07 Feb 2011, Filed under: International Law, Immigration

Wellington, Feb 4 NZPA - The population gain from migration shrunk in December from a year earlier as more people moved to Australia. Perma...

Visas up for discussion in Britain-NZ talks

Date: 18 Jan 2011, Filed under: Immigration, International Law, Immigration

Wellington, Jan 17 NZPA - Growing problems for New Zealanders trying to obtain British visas will be up for discussion in talks with British minist...

Immigration laws cut red tape for foreign students

Date: 16 Dec 2010, Filed under: Immigration, International Law, Immigration

Wellington, Dec 15 NZPA - International students will be fighting less red tape to study in New Zealand under new immigrations laws, Immigration Mi...

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