So you’re waving a clean bill of health, secured accommodation in the city of your choice, checked out your future neighbours and have everything else in order to make Australia your new home. All that remains is for you to pack your personal effects and household items and send them [...]
If you’re healthy and you know it, clap your hands! But if you find yourself huffing and puffing when bringing your palms together, you may run into complications when making your move Down Under. This is because most visa applicants are required to meet certain minimum health requirements when moving [...]
The ACT Government has announced that it is now able to nominate certain ICT occupations which DIAC had previously removed from their list. [See MIA Notice -6 August 2013] The ACT Government has provided the following advice: After consultation with the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) the ACT is [...]
Prime Minister-elect Tony Abbott has announced his first Federal Government Ministry. Mr Abbott said the incoming Coalition Government will restore strong kupbezrecepty.com , stable and accountable government to build a more prosperous Australia. Mr Abbott said this afternoon that Mr Scott Morrison MP would be Minister for Immigration and Border [...]
The MIA has raised Members’ concerns about points discrepancies between the SkillSelect invitation score and the point test assessed score upon application by a client. Following the MIA’s representations, the Department, after extensive consultation with its policy area, has issued its official position: A criterion for the grant of a [...]
There appear to several mistakes in the Visa Pricing Table on DIAC's website. For example, for Subclass 143 (Contributory Parent) the base visa application charge and second VAC have not been updated. There may be other errors. The MIA has contacted DIAC about this Koupit Priligy , but until a [...]
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship has changed its name to the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP). A spokesperson for the former DIAC told the MIA on Friday evening that the name change had occurred. The Department is expected to make formal announcements this week. antibiotici-acquista.com
Don’t Worry, Be Happy – Living in the World’s Happiest Country Isn’t this what we’ve always dreamt of? Living a life in an environment that keeps one happy? Well, if you’re not sure where this can be achieved, you may want to explore a ‘tiny’ little place ‘down under’ commonly [...]
World Class Education PISA (OECD Programme for International Student Assessment) assesses the scientific literacy, mathematical literacy and reading literacy skills of 15-year-olds. In 2012, the main focus of the testing was on scientific literacy, with almost 400 000 students being tested worldwide. In Australia, more than 14 000 students were tested in all [...]
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