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Planning to work in Australia on a 482 visa and want to bring your wife along? Here’s everything you need to know about including your spouse.

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Want to get yourself permanently settled in Australia with your family? Then you need to know proper guidelines and updates from the Australian immigration authorities to make the process smooth and faster. Talk to a good immigration consultant who can help you apply successfully on your very first attempt.

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Australia Visa Subclass 189: Your Pathway to Permanent Residency

Are you a skilled professional considering a move to Australia? The Subclass 189 Skilled Independent Visa might be the perfect solution for you. This visa offers an opportunity for individuals to gain permanent residency in Australia, enabling them to live and work in one of the world’s most vibrant economies. 

Here’s an overview of what you need to know: 

What is the Subclass 189 Visa? The Subclass 189 visa is designed for skilled workers who wish to migrate to Australia independently, without the need for employer sponsorship. It allows successful applicants to live and work in Australia permanently, contributing to the nation’s dynamic labor market.

Key Benefits of the Subclass 189 Visa Permanent Residency:

This visa grants the right to reside in Australia indefinitely.

Unrestricted Work Rights: Visa holders can work in any occupation, offering maximum flexibility. Family Inclusion: Applicants can include immediate family members, ensuring a smooth transition for loved ones.

Access to Education: Children can enroll in public schools, and visa holders can pursue higher education at domestic tuition rates.

Healthcare Access: Permanent residents benefit from Australia’s Medicare system, ensuring access to essential healthcare services.

Pathway to Citizenship: After fulfilling residency requirements, visa holders can apply for Australian citizenship, opening the door to further benefits.

Eligibility Criteria To qualify for the Subclass 189 visa, applicants must meet the following requirements:

Age: Must be under 45 years old at the time of receiving an invitation to apply. Skilled Occupation: Must nominate an occupation listed on the Skilled Occupation List (SOL).

Skills Assessment: A positive skills assessment from a designated authority is required.

Points-Based System: Applicants must score at least 65 points based on factors such as age, English language proficiency, education, and work experience.

Health and Character Requirements: Applicants must pass health checks and provide police clearance certificates.

Application Process Skills Assessment: Begin by obtaining a positive skills assessment for your nominated occupation.

Expression of Interest (EOI): Submit an EOI through the SkillSelect platform, detailing your qualifications and points score.

Invitation to Apply (ITA): High-scoring candidates will receive an ITA for the visa.

Visa Application Submission: After receiving the ITA, submit a comprehensive visa application, including all necessary documentation and fees. 

Health and Character Checks: Undergo medical examinations and provide police clearance certificates. 

Await Outcome: The Department of Home Affairs will assess your application and communicate the outcome.

Conclusion The Subclass 189 Skilled Independent Visa is a valuable opportunity for skilled professionals looking to secure a prosperous future in Australia. With its numerous benefits and straightforward application process, it paves the way for a rewarding life in a country known for its high quality of life and diverse culture. If you're ready to take the next step toward your Australian dream, conduct thorough research, and consider consulting with immigration professionals to navigate the complexities of the application process. Embark on your journey today! For more information, visit www.abroadpathway.com.

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Benefits of Obtaining Permanent Residency (PR) in Australia for Nepalese Citizens

Australia offers many benefits of obtaining permanent residency (PR) for Nepalese citizens. As a PR holder, you'll enjoy the right to live, work, and study in Australia long-term. Some key advantages include access to healthcare services, education as a domestic student, employment opportunities, and family reunification. Furthermore, permanent residents can also apply for government jobs and sponsor eligible family members to join them in Australia.

To learn more about the eligibility pathways and how Australian PR can improve your quality of life, click here.

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Unlock the Path to Family Reunification with Parent Visa Subclass 103

Family is the cornerstone of a fulfilling life, and being separated from loved ones can be challenging. If you are an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen longing to reunite with your parents, the Parent Visa Subclass 103 is your gateway to bringing them closer to you. At AICademy, we specialize in guiding you through the intricate process of obtaining a Parent Visa Subclass 103, ensuring a smooth and stress-free journey towards family reunification.

What is the Parent Visa Subclass 103?

The Parent Visa Subclass 103 is a permanent residency visa designed for parents of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens. This visa allows parents to live in Australia indefinitely, providing them with the opportunity to be closer to their children and grandchildren. With this visa, parents can enjoy the benefits of living in Australia, including access to healthcare, social security, and the ability to apply for Australian citizenship.

Why Choose AICademy for Your Parent Visa Subclass 103 Application?

Expert Guidance and Support: At AICademy, our experienced immigration consultants are well-versed in the complexities of the Parent Visa Subclass 103 application process. We provide personalized guidance and support, helping you navigate the requirements and ensuring that your application is complete and accurate.

Comprehensive Services: Our services extend beyond mere application assistance. We offer end-to-end support, from initial consultation and eligibility assessment to document preparation, submission, and follow-up with the Department of Home Affairs. Our goal is to make the process as seamless as possible for you and your family.

Tailored Solutions: Every family’s situation is unique. At AICademy, we take the time to understand your specific circumstances and provide tailored solutions that meet your needs. Whether you need help with financial documentation, medical requirements, or legal advice, we are here to assist you every step of the way.

High Success Rate: With years of experience and a high success rate, AICademy has established itself as a trusted partner for immigration services. Our thorough approach and attention to detail ensure that your application stands the best chance of approval.

Affordable and Transparent Fees: We believe in transparency and affordability. Our fee structure is straightforward, with no hidden costs. We provide you with a clear understanding of the expenses involved, ensuring that you can plan your finances accordingly.

Benefits of the Parent Visa Subclass 103

Permanent Residency: Enjoy the benefits of permanent residency in Australia, including access to Medicare and social security.

Family Reunification: Live closer to your children and grandchildren, creating cherished memories and supporting one another.

Pathway to Citizenship: As a permanent resident, you have the opportunity to apply for Australian citizenship in the future.

Travel Flexibility: Travel to and from Australia as often as you like without the need for additional visas.

How to Apply for the Parent Visa Subclass 103

Applying for the Parent Visa Subclass 103 involves several steps, including meeting eligibility criteria, providing necessary documentation, and undergoing health and character assessments. At AICademy, we simplify this process for you. Here’s how we can help:

Eligibility Assessment: We conduct a thorough assessment of your eligibility, ensuring that you meet all the criteria for the Parent Visa Subclass 103.

Documentation Preparation: Our experts assist you in gathering and preparing all required documents, including proof of relationship, financial support, and health assessments.

Application Submission: We handle the submission of your application, ensuring that all forms are correctly filled out and submitted on time.

Follow-Up and Support: After submission, we monitor the progress of your application and provide regular updates. We also address any queries or additional requirements from the Department of Home Affairs.

Contact AICademy Today

Don’t let distance keep you apart from your loved ones. Take the first step towards family reunification with the Parent Visa Subclass 103. Contact AICademy today for a free consultation and let us help you bring your parents closer to you in Australia. Visit our website or call us at +917594050585 | +61 480 030 229 to learn more.

Email: hello@aicademy.co.in

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Family visa | Family-Sponsored Visa Australia

The Family Visa Australia caters to various family categories, from relatives, siblings, and parents to the immediate family unit. This family visa stream lets sponsored people, usually by a family member, come to Australia to visit their family members.

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The Australia family visa requirements for a permanent residence permit vary depending on the country. It is essential to research the family income requirements for a permanent residence permit in the country of residence and any other applicable laws and regulations to ensure compliance with the government's requirements.

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Discover visa options for reuniting families in Australia, including Family Reunion Visa, Spouse Visa, Partner Visa, Parents Visa & Child Visa.

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Exit trafficking: Western Sydney man abandons his wife overseas after she fell out with his mum

Western Sydney man convicted over 'exit trafficking'

He took his wife abroad, but only he had a return ticket 

READ MORE: Human trafficking gang that operated a string of brothels jailed

By PADRAIG COLLINS FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA

PUBLISHED: 06:40 EDT, 27 June 2024 

A western Sydney man who abandoned his wife overseas after she fell out with his mother has been convicted over what is known as 'exit trafficking'. 

It is a type of modern slavery where women are tricked or coerced into leaving a country, in this case Australia, and prevented from returning.

The 44-year-old man, who lives in Merrylands in Sydney's south-west, took his wife on 'a charity mission' to their home country of Afghanistan in January 2018, police said.

But the man, known as AR to protect his family, only had a return ticket for himself. His wife did not realise that her ticket was one-way to Afghanistan. 

The day after he returned to Australia, AR wrote to the Department of Home Affairs, cancelling the sponsorship of his wife's visa, the Sydney Morning Herald reported.

He did so because his mum didn't like his wife, and it resulted in the woman he had been married to for four years being stranded overseas.

The woman's relatives helped get her back to Australia, where she reported her husband to the police.  

AR's conviction last Friday was the third such exit trafficking conviction in Australia.

He was sentenced to two years jail with 12 months of it to be served in the community on a good behaviour bond.

Human rights activist Helena Hassani said there has been an increase in such oppression of women, often in migrant communities, in Australia.

While there are many cases involving men from Afghan and other migrant communities taking their wives abroad and leaving them there, she said there are also many cases where 'Aussie men marry women from Asia, bring them here, but marry them into servitude, or treat them like sex workers'.

Many women, such as AR's wife, are only in Australia on partner visas, leaving them reliant on their husband's sponsorship to stay in the country.

Some women in these communities are discouraged from using money, getting an education or working outside the home because the men want a 'servant'.

'It's a cultural practice where the less educated women are, the happier men are, because then no one is challenging them, no one is confronting them, and they just live the way they want to live,' Ms Hassani told the publication.

Acting Detective Sergeant Sarah Manning of the Australian Federal Police (AFP) said exit trafficking often goes unreported.

No one has the right to 'cancel' another person's visa, including the visa sponsor,' she said. 

'This type of behaviour is a Commonwealth offence and carries a potential 12-year jail term.'

The first exit-trafficking conviction was in 2021, when a man from Lidcombe in western Sydney threatened to murder a woman unless she boarded a flight to India with her infant child.

The horrific interaction was captured on Sydney Airport's CCTV after the anti-human trafficking group Anti Slavery Australia told the AFP what happened.

Anyone with information about potential modern slavery or trafficking is urged to report it to Australian Federal Police on 131 237.

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ABC News in Australia covers the story of how community groups all over the country are coming together as a community to provide for returning Gazan families.

El Rahman Inc. stands at the forefront of this community effort in Naarm/Melbourne, and on the organisation’s Instagram page, regularly posts updates on what supplies are currently needed. It accepts monetary and supply donations at drop off points (which are currently closed until the 28th Dec).

The PCIA has also been instrumental in organising resources for returning Palestinian families. For more widespread support not limited to Melbourne, please consider donating to the Arab Council of Australia, another independent non-profit which has a long history of supporting their community. They are based in New South Wales, which is home to Australia's largest population of Arabic-speaking Australians.

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ABC's news report also highlights that between October 7 and November 20, Home Affairs granted 860 visas to Palestinians, including those seeking to depart Gaza. However, what they fail to give proper attention to is the fact that Israel has been preventing Palestinians from leaving.

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Of the around 860 visas distributed, only 143 Palestinians have managed to successfully arrive in Australia, with the number of new names being added to 'the list' falling to a pathetic degree. To understand the grave conditions of Palestinians awaiting safe passage, this is a great article to read. And although politicians like Penny Wong insist they are doing everything in their power to help Palestine in this time, Australia still shamefully stands by its strongest ally, the US, and actively provides military surveillance of the Gaza Strip to Israeli sources through Pine Gap, a military base in Alice Springs.

In this time, it is imperative to maintain pressure on the Australian government. Protest and vocal pro-Palestine movement is the only thing that caused Australia to eventually vote for a ceasefire in the recent UN resolution, after their cowardly performance earlier. Resources like vic_socialists on Instagram, regardless of where you may stand on their performance as a party itself, has been outstanding in organising regular protest movements across all of Victoria. APAN also maintains a list of pro-Palestine events all around Australia on their website, although I'm not sure at this point if it's exhaustive.

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