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dandelionterminal · 3 months ago

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Invisible String Part 8 - Chapter 4: His Mate, Fickle: Part One

link to next part (coming soon)

Notes:

I thought it best to split this one into two parts because they feel like separate major incidents in the arc. This one covers the Undertaker and the next one will cover Viscount Druitt. I took some creative liberties with Madam Red's censored gossip.

(See the end of the chapter for more notes.)

Chapter 4 - His Mate, Fickle: Part One

A horse-drawn carriage pulled into the front of a stately estate as Ciel, Sebastian, and Adelaide arrived at the Phantomhive manor house in London.

“I hate this,” Adelaide said. “There are far too many people in London.”

“I agree,” Ciel said. “They migrate en masse during the season like birds.”

“Respectfully, my lord, why was I required to accompany you?” Adelaide asked. “I am your governess, I will be no help on this case.”

“You are here to assist Sebastian,” Ciel said. “Both of you are connected to the supernatural. You both may be required if there is a supernatural element to this case.”

“Think of it this way,” Sebastian said with a faux smile on his face. “It will be a nice change of pace. It will give us some peace and quiet.”

“Peace and quiet do sound nice,” Ciel said as he ascended the stairs.

As Sebastian opened the office door, a ghastly scene was revealed. The office was overturned, books stacked everywhere, linens and cups pulled out of cupboards, toys littering the furniture. At the center of it all was Lau, staring into a vase. Madam Red was in a cupboard, rummaging and talking about tea.

The trio at the door stood dumbfounded and annoyed. “So much for peace and quiet,” Adelaide stated. “You’ll be lucky if you are not assaulted again by the madam,” she whispered to the demon.

“Oh, that is what is on your mind?” Sebastian whispered back with a grin. “Feeling jealous, are we?”

Adelaide scoffed, crossing her arms. “Not in the slightest. I’m worried for her health is all.” Truth be told, she did not know why Madam Red’s fascination with Sebastian bothered her so much. She sighed as she watched Ciel shout at the opium lord, his aunt, and the inept butler named Grell.

“If you are here in London it can only mean one thing, my lord,” Lau stated.

Madam Red smiled darkly. “The Queen’s Guard Dog must have a new scent to follow.”

Sebastian set the nobles up for tea as Adelaide busied herself with cleaning up the mess the madam and Lau had made.

“He struck again,” Ciel said, sipping tea. “Another prostitute was found murdered in Whitechapel. The level of violence in these killings is far from normal.”

“The most recent victim was a woman named Mary Ann Nichols. A special blade seems to have been used on her. She was torn up beyond recognition,” Sebastian stated grimly.

“His distinctive style of killing has earned him the nickname Jack the Ripper,” Ciel stated sternly.

“A frightening name, isn’t it?” Lau asked rhetorically.

“The grotesque nature is why I am here earlier than expected. I hurried into the city to look into the cases myself,” the young earl responded.

Lau set his teacup down with a smirk. “But are you sure you will be brave enough to stomach the crime scene? And it most certainly isn’t a place for a lady such as your governess.”

Ciel frowned. “What do you mean by that?”

Lau continued. “The sight of the dismembered body is probably more than enough to drive some men mad. The stench and sight will certainly be horrific as well,” Lau stood fluidly and made his way over to Ciel. “Are you and your governess prepared for such a thing? You are just a young boy and the governess is a lady,” he cupped the boy’s cheek tenderly.

“I am the head of the Phantomhives. My service is to her majesty. By proxy, my staff’s service is as well. We are more than prepared. Do not ask such foolish questions,” Ciel said firmly with a glare.

In the crowded streets of London, Ciel and his posse is found approaching the crime scene of the latest Jack the Ripper victim. Ciel, Sebastian, and Adelaide approach the alleyway from the crowd, drawing the eyes of one of the Scotland Yard members. He was younger, with red hair and a friendly smile. He leaned down to speak to Ciel. “Sorry, my boy. I’m afraid a crime scene is no place for a child. You should run along home now,” he said.

Ciel stared up at him and bluntly said “I’m here to see the victim’s body.”

This shocked and angered the ginger man. “The body?! Surely you’re playing a joke!”

From the shadows came a voice calling to the ginger man. “Abberline!” The holder of the voice came forward, revealing a top hat and wrinkled face adorned with a stern mustache a sideburns. “Well if it isn’t the Lord of Phantomhive… what are you doing here?”

The red-headed man, Abberline, turned to the mustached man, “You know this kid, sir?”

Ciel smirked deviously. “We’ve come to help, Sir Arthur. It seems your investigation is dragging a bit.” He held up the letter he received from the queen proudly. “You know who sent me, of course.”

Both men stared at him in shock. Ciel took the opportunity to snatch the papers Abberline was holding from his hands. Adelaide looked at the papers over his shoulder. “It looks as though they have found no clues yet, my lord,” she said.

Sir Arthur took the papers back from the boy and declared that Scotland Yard was fully capable of solving the case on their own. With that they left, heading to an associate who may have more information.

As the group traveled in their carriage, Sebastian and Adelaide steered the horses. Sebastian, eyes still on the road ahead, asked his mate a question.

“Are you wearing the pendant I gave you?” he asked.

“Yes,” she responded, her tone laced with slight disgust.

Sebastian smiled smugly. “Good, I’m glad to hear it.” While the pendant was for her protection, it also satisfied a need in the demon to have a claim on the human woman. She would now carry his aura with her at all times, signaling to all the other demons and entities that she was his. “It will help keep you safe. If you are ever in danger and cannot call for me, squeeze it and I will feel it.”

“That’s creepy,” she said. “But I will keep a note of it, monsieur.”

The group arrived at a morbidly decorated building. A large sign with the inscription of “undertaker” drew the eye to the skulls decorating the top of the shop.

As everyone observed the building, Lau lifted his hands in confusion. “So… where are we?”

“It’s a funeral parlor run by an acquaintance of my lord’s,” Sebastian said, observing Adelaide out of the corner of his eye. The woman was standing halfway behind him, squinting at the door to the shop. She could feel something off about the building. It carried similar energy to Madam Red’s butler, but older and more intimidating.

The group made their way into the shop, Ciel leading the charge. “If we are looking for answers this is the place to go.”

The shop was dark. The only light came from the open door and curtained windows. In the dim light, Adelaide could see the main area was lined with coffins and jars full of formaldehyde and body parts. An anatomical mannequin stood in a corner, watching the group enter.

A menacing laugh came from the darkness. “Welcome. I thought I’d be seeing you before long,” a scratchy voice said. Lau, Grell, and Madam Red stood back to back, looking for the owner of the voice. Adelaide subconsciously gripped Sebastian’s sleeve, eyes wide and trying to see in the darkness. The demon internally purred at the gesture, his chest puffing a bit in pride.

Rattling like thunder came from the shadows as the voice continued to speak. A silver-haired man with long hair, black claw-like nails, and shining green eyes covered by bangs emerged from a coffin. “My lord it is so lovely to see you. Do I finally have the pleasure of fitting you for one of me coffins today?” the man, the Undertaker, asked as he revealed himself from the coffin. His long, black robes and hat were finally on display. Adelaide gripped Sebastian’s sleeve tighter as Lau, Madam Red, and Grell looked at the Undertaker in shock.

“No that isn’t why I’m here,” Ciel began, bored. “I wanted to-” before he was cut off by the Undertaker with a hand on his cheek.

“No need, I’m already fully aware,” the Undertaker said. He lifted his head slightly and took in the sight of Adelaide, who was half behind Sebastian and squinting at the Undertaker. The Undertaker’s already devious smile widened at the sight of her. “One of my recent customers was a bit unusual, shall we say? I helped make her beautiful again,” he said, smiling and moving his hands.

“I would like the details, please,” Ciel said plainly.

Lau piped up from his position. “I see. So the funeral parlor is just a cover business. So how much is it for information?” he asked, hands on his hips.

The Undertaker bolted over to Lau and got into his face, making Lau bend backwards to keep space between them. “I have no need for the Queen’s coins!” he declared. “There is only one thing that I want from you!” he turned to Ciel, practically drooling. “Please my lord. Give it to me and I’ll tell you anything!”

Adelaide looked on, eyes wide, ready to step in and help the boy. Sebastian held her back, however, and pointed out Ciel’s expression. The boy looked exasperated. He was not afraid of the man or uncomfortable at all.

“Just give me the gift of true laughter!” the Undertaker proclaimed. “Just one joke and all me information is yours!” the man (being?) panted and writhed around in his place.

“Cet homme est un fou…” Adelaide mumbled under her breath.

Lau, with a completely serious face, spoke up again. “Leave it to me, my lord. Here is my joke,” he lifted his head. “It is a classic. On which side does a tiger have the most stripes? On the outside,” he smiled, proud of himself, and turned to the Undertaker. “Get it?”

When everyone stayed silent, Madam Red stepped forward with determination. “My turn,” she announced. “I live for gossip,” she began. “This story will make you laugh so hard you may die! So Alice’s beau gave her the most extraordinary dildo for her birthday,” she said with no shame. Adelaide blushed down to her neck and covered Ciel’s ears. Sebastian, smirking, covered Adelaide’s so she would not be uncomfortable. “It was sooo wide and thick with thick veins running down the side, all the way down the shaft-” she was cut off by Adelaide when she glared at the woman and pointedly looked at Ciel.

“Now my lord it seems you’re the only one left… I gave you a discount last time but I will not be so generous this time,” the Undertaker said, making Ciel snarl in frustration.

“It cannot be helped,” Sebastian said, stepping forward. “Everyone please wait outside. And do not try to listen in,” he glared at the people behind him.

While the nobles and Grell put up no fight, Adelaide refused. The door shut and she glared at the demon. “I am not leaving,” she said firmly. Truthfully, she did not know why she was determined to stay. She didn’t want to hear the joke. She just didn’t feel comfortable leaving Sebastian in there.

“Miss DuPont, this is not something you should hear,” Sebastian said, furrowing his brows at the woman.

“I do not care,” she said. “I am staying right here.”

“Miss DuPont I insist that you-”

“I said no. I am not leaving,” she crossed her arms and tapped her foot.

The Undertaker laughed, not loud enough for those outside to hear, but he laughed.

“Has the butler found someone to go toe-to-toe with?” the Undertaker asked.

Adelaide pointed at him. “You laughed. I don’t know what you are, but you are not human. You have to answer our lord’s questions now and let us leave.”

“I will answer your questions first,” the Undertaker said, grinning. “I can see that you have many.”

Adelaide paused in her stubbornness. “What?”

“Just ask,” the Undertaker said. “And then let the butler tell his joke so I can answer the earl’s questions.”

Adelaide thought for a moment. This being was not human and he was offering answers. What if he knew what happened that night to her parents? What if he knew why she and Luca were spared? “What caused the fire that killed my parents?” she asked.

“Can’t answer that, sorry!” the Underaker giggled, eating a bone biscuit while lounging on a coffin.

“But-” she began but he cut her off. “I can see many things in people’s lives, but not in yours. Your soul is not of the human realm, I can’t see what is not human,” he explained.

“What do you mean? I’m not human?” she asked.

“Nope. You’re closer to the butler than to human,” he said.

Adelaide stumbled backwards, causing Sebastian to steady her and set her on a coffin to sit. She stared at the ground, feeling ill. Her soul did not belong to the human realm.

After Sebastian had made the Undertaker laugh and the nobles and Grell had come back in, the Undertaker began to tell Ciel what had been happening with his latest clientele. The nobles we sat drinking tea out of beakers, Sebastian stood guard over the stunned Adelaide. “I’ve been receiving clients who are incomplete, you see?” he stated. He walked over the Adelaide, who was still in a slight daze, and used her as a prop. He pointed to her abdomen. “The uterus is missing, which is quite odd,” he said. Sebastian gave him a glare, a warning, but the Undertaker just spun off with a smile. He grabbed his model, staring at it. “He always makes a big mess of the body, but the uterus is always cleanly cut out.”

“He does these killings on the road though,” Sebastian said. “Wouldn’t someone inexperienced have a hard time completing a difficult procedure quickly enough?”

The Undertaker smiled wider and turned around. “You’re a clever butler,” he said. “That is what I was thinking.” He walked over to Adelaide again and put a hand on her shoulder. She stiffened and glanced up at him as Sebastian contained a growl that was building in his chest. “First he slits her throat with a sharp weapon,” he said, drawing his finger across her neck. “Then he rips into them right here,” he put his finger on her lower abdomen. Sebastian’s eyes began to glow menacingly as he clenched his fists. “And he takes that precious womanly part,” he concluded while poking her cheek. Sebastian put his hands on her shoulders and glared at the silver-haired man. “There will be more slain, I am sure,” he said. “Killers like him don’t stop until someone makes them stop.”

Adelaide watched the man as he talked to Ciel with critical eyes before looking at Grell. Their energy was similar, she was certain of it. Why would creatures like them take on such mundane jobs? She felt as if there were ulterior motives to their presence in the case.

Notes:

Cet homme est un fou - that man is a lunatic/that man is crazy/this man is crazy

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stephensmithuk · 7 months ago

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Raffles Down Under

A tour in Australia back then was a serious undertaking.

With the only way to get from the UK to the then British-ruled colonies that would become Australia in 1901 being by the sea, you were talking a very long journey.

The July 1887 Bradshaw's shows fortnightly services of the Orient Line (later to merge into P&O in 1966.) leaving from Tilbury - the port just to the east of London that is now the main one serving the capital - every two weeks for Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. It's down as taking 25 days just to reach Suez i.e. the southern end of the Suez Canal and the entrance to the Red Sea. The advert gives zero information as to how long things will take after that, but another month at least would seem reasonable.

The "Ten Pound Poms" i.e. the British who migrated to Australia after the Second World War on an assisted passage basis (£10 single fare but you have stay for more than two years) were looking at five to seven weeks, for point of comparison.

Raffles says that his fare, food, accommodation etc. are being covered as part of the cricket tour. Expenses generally had to be covered and many of these people could afford not to work for half a year or more. The fact the poorer ones couldn't is a big reason why professionalism become a big thing and even today, many athletes rely on grants, endorsements etc.

He'd also have to deal with the deadly Australian wildlife in a less hygienic time...

#letters from bunny #le premier pas #cricket #aj raffles #travel #australia

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tvgmigrations · 23 days ago

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visasthings · 2 months ago

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corporatemigrationadelaide · 5 months ago

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migrationagentsadelaide · 5 months ago

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Responding to Requests If the Department of Home Affairs requests further information or documentation, your migration agent will guide you on how to respond promptly and accurately. They will liaise with relevant authorities on your behalf to expedite the process.

Visa Grant or Decision Once a decision is made on your visa application, your migration agent will notify you promptly. If approved, they will assist with obtaining your visa grant notification and provide guidance on any conditions attached to your visa.

Post-Visa Services Some migration agents offer additional services post-visa grant, such as assisting with relocation arrangements, applying for citizenship, or renewing visas. Discuss these services with your agent if needed.

Feedback and Review After your visa application process is complete, provide feedback on your experience working with the migration agent. This helps improve their services and assists others in making informed decisions.

Conclusion Working with a qualified migration agent can simplify the visa application process and increase your chances of a successful outcome. By following this step-by-step guide and maintaining clear communication with your agent throughout the process, you can navigate the complexities of Australian immigration laws with confidence.

For expert assistance with your visa application in South Australia, contact our team of registered migration agents in Adelaide today. We are committed to providing personalized solutions to meet your immigration needs efficiently and effectively.

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thelocalguyscleanings · 6 months ago

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Cleaning Franchise Opportunities in Adelaide: A Pathway to Success

The Booming Cleaning Industry

The cleaning industry in Australia is experiencing robust growth, driven by increasing demand from both residential and commercial sectors. In Adelaide, this trend is particularly pronounced due to the city's expanding urban areas, numerous businesses, and a growing awareness of the importance of cleanliness and hygiene. Whether it’s regular home cleaning, office maintenance, or specialized services like carpet cleaning, the market needs reliable and professional cleaning services.

Benefits of a Cleaning Franchise

Proven Business Model

One of the primary advantages of buying a cleaning franchise is the access to a proven business model. Franchisors offer comprehensive training and ongoing support, ensuring that even those new to the industry can hit the ground running. Cleaning Franchise Adelaide This reduces the risk associated with starting a new business from scratch and provides a clear pathway to success.

Brand Recognition

When you invest in a well-known cleaning franchise, you benefit from the established brand reputation. Customers are more likely to trust and hire a cleaning service with a recognizable name. This can significantly reduce the time and effort needed to build a customer base and can lead to quicker returns on investment.

Marketing and Sales Support

Franchisors typically provide extensive marketing and sales support. This includes everything from local advertising campaigns to digital marketing strategies, ensuring that your franchise reaches a broad audience. Additionally, many franchisors offer lead generation services, helping you to secure new clients and grow your business.

Why Adelaide?

Thriving Economy

Adelaide's economy is diverse and growing, with significant contributions from sectors such as healthcare, education, manufacturing, and retail. This economic vitality creates numerous opportunities for commercial cleaning services as businesses seek to maintain clean and inviting premises for their customers and employees.

Residential Growth

The city's population is steadily increasing, fueled by interstate migration and international students. This growth in population leads to higher demand for residential cleaning services, from routine housekeeping to end-of-lease clean-ups. Suburbs such as Glenelg, Prospect, and Norwood are particularly attractive areas with high demand for reliable cleaning services.

Quality of Life

Adelaide consistently ranks high in terms of liveability, thanks to its affordable housing, excellent healthcare, and educational facilities, as well as its vibrant cultural scene. This quality of life attracts families and professionals who prioritize cleanliness and are willing to invest in cleaning services to maintain their homes and offices.

Steps to Starting a Cleaning Franchise in Adelaide

Research and Choose the Right Franchise:

Investigate different cleaning franchises, comparing their business models, support systems, and costs. Look for franchises with a strong presence in Australia and positive reviews from existing franchisees.

Secure Financing:

Determine the total investment required, including the franchise fee, equipment, and initial working capital. Explore financing options such as bank loans or franchisor financing programs.

Training and Setup:

Complete the franchisor’s training program to learn about their systems, cleaning techniques, and business management. Cleaning Franchise Sydney Set up your business with the necessary equipment and supplies.

Launch and Market Your Business:

Utilize the marketing support provided by your franchisor to launch your business. Focus on building a strong local presence through community engagement and excellent customer service.

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Study in Australia

Prestige Legal Group, a specialised immigration lawyer firm offers expert and practical guidance on all visa and migration-related matters. Our comprehensive services cover migration, citizenship law, and related issues, providing a convenient one-stop solution.

We offer educational counselling services that help you enrol in the perfect university or college, ensuring you fully understand all your options and the potential pathways for studying in Australia. Our guidance allows you to explore your passions, identify interests, and select the ideal career path. As a specialist immigration firm, we possess the expertise and resources to support your goals throughout the journey.

By collaborating with us, you gain access to migration lawyers/registered migration agents with extensive knowledge in various immigration law areas, including temporary and permanent employer-sponsored entry, labour agreements, business skills migration, family migration, student visas, judicial review, international education, ministerial submissions, and citizenship.

International Students – Why choose Australia?

Australia’s international education is globally acclaimed, offering exceptional opportunities to study in renowned institutions. The country’s rich innovative heritage ensures limitless potential for success. With more than 750,000 international students across various sectors as of 2022, Australia ranks as the second-most preferred study abroad destination after the US. Our outstanding higher education system boasts over 22,000 courses in 1,100 institutions and is ranked in the top 10 by the Universitas U21 Ranking of National Higher Education Systems, surpassing France, Germany, Norway, and Japan.

Top Destination to Study – Cities

Among the top 5 best cities globally, Australia boasts strong academic credentials with highly rated institutions. Five of our cities rank among the world’s top 30 for students, considering factors like student mix, affordability, quality of life, and employer activity. Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, and Perth offer students an ideal study destination.

Student Visa Extensions

If you wish to extend your studies in Australia, we provide assistance for international students seeking a student visa extension. With our support, you can continue your education in the country. Students enrolled in any CRICOS course in Australia can apply for a subclass 500 visa extension to prolong their stay while completing their studies. To avoid deportation and potential impacts on future visa applications, students must apply for a new student visa before their current one expires.

Change Course

When students arrive in Australia, they may find the need to change their course or university due to various reasons. Whatever the reason may be, we can assist them in making these changes. If a student wishes to study a different course at the same university, they don’t need to apply for a new visa. Only when their visa is nearing its expiry date, they will need to apply for a new visa if required.

If you plan to change your level of qualification, such as moving from a lower-grade course (e.g. Diploma) to a higher-grade course (e.g. Bachelor’s degree), we will guide you through the process as this involves some pre-requisites that you need to carefully consider before changing.

Professional Year Programs

The Professional Year Program (PYP) is also referred to as the “Job Preparedness Program,” exclusively designed for international students to gain industry experience in Australia. It allows students to apply theoretical knowledge in practical work settings, enhancing their skills within the Australian workplace environment.

Key benefits of the Professional Year Programs include:

Integration of theoretical knowledge with industry-relevant training.

Exposure to the Australian workplace environment through internships, providing insights into work practices and ethics.

Earn 5 additional points towards Permanent Residency in Australia under the general skilled migration scheme.

The Professional Year Scholarship is a 44-week program, comprising 12 weeks of internship and 32 weeks of Australian workplace experience. We offer support for Professional Year in IT Courses, Professional Year in Accounting Courses, and Professional Year in Engineering Courses.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

Registered Training Organisations use RPL as an assessment process to analyse individual skills, knowledge, and experience acquired through work or volunteering. With an RPL certificate, the chances of landing the desired job increase by over 80% in the market.

Students can leverage their career or education experience to earn qualifications faster, bypassing redundant learning. This saves time and accelerates their journey to achieve their dream career.

The four steps to obtain an RPL qualification are:

Eligibility assessment,

Document submission (including an Experience Portfolio),

Evaluation by our RTO Partner, and awarding of a relevant RPL certificate by the registered training organization based on the evaluation.

Health Insurance

International students and their dependents (spouses and children under 18) studying in Australia must have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). This cover includes doctor visits, hospital treatment, ambulance services, and limited pharmaceuticals. We can help arrange the necessary OSHC for your entire duration of study in Australia.

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tvgmigrations · 2 months ago

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Moving to Australia from Dubai: A Complete Guide

Relocating to Australia from Dubai can be an exciting opportunity filled with new experiences and possibilities. Whether you're seeking better career opportunities, a higher quality of life, or a change in environment, Australia is a top destination for expatriates. Here's a comprehensive guide to help you plan and prepare for your move from Dubai to Australia.

1. Why Move to Australia?

Australia consistently ranks high for its quality of life, safety, and healthcare systems. The country boasts beautiful landscapes, diverse cultures, and an overall high standard of living. Additionally, Australia has a strong job market, particularly in industries like technology, healthcare, engineering, and construction, making it an attractive destination for skilled professionals from Dubai.

2. Visa Options for Moving to Australia

The first step in moving to Australia from Dubai is securing the right visa. Depending on your purpose of moving, Australia offers several visa types:

Skilled Migration Visas: If you possess skills that are in demand in Australia, you can apply for a General Skilled Migration visa (Subclass 189 or 190).

Employer-Sponsored Visas: For those with a job offer from an Australian company, employer-sponsored visas (Subclass 482 or 186) are an option.

Student Visas: If you plan to pursue education, a Student Visa (Subclass 500) allows you to study at Australian institutions.

Family Visas: Those with family members who are permanent residents or citizens can apply for a family-sponsored visa. Make sure to check the eligibility requirements, points-based system, and necessary documentation for your chosen visa.

3. Cost of Living in Australia vs. Dubai

While the cost of living in Australia varies by city, it is generally comparable to Dubai. Sydney and Melbourne tend to have higher living costs, especially in terms of housing. However, other cities like Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth offer more affordable options. Here's a quick comparison:

Housing: Rent prices in Australia’s major cities are similar to those in Dubai. However, housing in suburban areas can be significantly cheaper.

Utilities & Groceries: Utility bills in Australia (water, electricity, internet) may be higher than Dubai’s, but groceries are often more affordable.

Healthcare: Australia has a world-class healthcare system, with public services being either free or low-cost, which contrasts with Dubai's private healthcare system.

Taxes: Australia has higher income taxes than Dubai, where there is no income tax, but this also supports a strong social welfare system.

4. Cultural Differences

Australia and Dubai are culturally distinct, and adjusting to Australian society may take some time. Australians are known for their laid-back lifestyle and a strong sense of work-life balance. Social interactions are more informal, and public spaces are often very diverse. While Dubai is a melting pot of cultures from around the world, Australia also celebrates multiculturalism with people from various ethnic backgrounds.

5. Job Opportunities

Australia’s strong economy offers job opportunities across various sectors:

Technology and IT: Australia is investing heavily in digital transformation, creating demand for IT professionals.

Healthcare: With an aging population, healthcare workers are in high demand.

Engineering: Infrastructure development is a priority, leading to opportunities in civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering.

Education: For those in academia or teaching, Australia offers opportunities for both K-12 and higher education professionals.

6. Education System

Australia’s education system is well-regarded globally. If you are moving with children, you’ll find both public and private schools that offer excellent education. The country also has top-tier universities such as the University of Melbourne, the University of Sydney, and the Australian National University, which attract international students.

7. Healthcare System

Australia offers both public (Medicare) and private healthcare options. Residents with access to Medicare benefit from free or low-cost medical services. It’s advisable to get private health insurance to cover any additional services not provided by Medicare, especially if you're not yet a permanent resident.

8. Setting Up in Australia

Upon arrival, there are a few essential steps to ensure a smooth transition:

Banking: Open an Australian bank account for easier financial transactions.

Tax File Number (TFN): You’ll need this to work in Australia and pay taxes.

Accommodation: If you haven’t secured housing before arrival, consider short-term rentals while you explore long-term options.

Driving: You can drive on your Dubai license for a limited time, but it’s advisable to convert it to an Australian driver’s license.

9. Tips for a Smooth Transition

Plan Early: Start the visa application process early, as it can take months depending on your visa type.

Engage with Communities: Australia has a large expat community, especially in cities like Sydney and Melbourne. Joining these communities can help ease your transition.

Cultural Sensitivity: Be open to learning about and adapting to Australian customs, values, and social norms.

10. Final Thoughts

Moving to Australia from Dubai is a significant life decision that comes with its own challenges and opportunities. With proper planning and preparation, you can enjoy a smooth transition and thrive in your new home. From visa applications to settling into Australian life, make sure to stay informed and proactive every step of the way.

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mubinulhaiderbrisbane · 9 months ago

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Mubin Ul Haider: A Journey of Education, Entrepreneurship, and Success

Mubin Ul Haider’s life story is a testament to the power of determination, education, and entrepreneurial spirit. Born in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Mubin embarked on a remarkable journey that led him to become a successful business owner and a committed student. From his early education in Bangladesh to his current pursuit of a Doctor of Jurisprudence, Mubin’s story is one of resilience, hard work, and continuous learning.

Educational Pursuits: At the age of 16, Mubin left his home country and enrolled at Aligarh Muslim University in India, where he earned his Bachelor of Commerce with Honours in 1996. Alongside his academic pursuits, Mubin completed certificates in Entrepreneurship and Accountancy and Information Technology. His academic excellence earned him admission to the Queensland University of Technology in Australia, where he completed his Master of Business Administration (MBA) in 1999. Not stopping there, Mubin went on to attain a Master of Information Systems (MIS) from Griffith University in 2001.

Professional Ventures: Mubin’s journey in Australia also marked the beginning of his professional career. While completing his studies, he worked part-time in service stations, showcasing his commitment to hard work and determination. His career took a significant turn when he served as the Store Manager for 7-Eleven Queen Street Mall, overseeing three convenient stores in the CBD with remarkable sales figures.

Transitioning to the banking sector, Mubin joined Suncorp Bank Ltd in 2001, where he excelled in various roles, including Sales and Service Consultant. During his tenure, he completed courses on Call Centre Relationship Management and Banking Service Excellence, further enhancing his skills and knowledge.

Entrepreneurial Ventures: Mubin’s entrepreneurial spirit shone through as he ventured into the business world. Starting with the purchase of 7 Eleven Service Station Riverhills in 2002, he later acquired and managed several other 7-Eleven stores, including Aurora, Elizabeth Street, and Adelaide East. Each venture brought its own set of challenges, but Mubin navigated them with strategic acumen.

Not limited to the convenience store business, Mubin seized an opportunity to purchase a Nandos franchise in Paddington in 2013. Under his management, the business flourished, eventually being sold in 2016.

Impactful Leadership: Throughout his entrepreneurial journey, Mubin Ul Haider has made a significant impact, employing over 400 staff members and achieving an annual turnover exceeding 10 million dollars between 2010 and 2016. His leadership and dedication to fostering a positive work environment have left a lasting legacy.

Continued Learning: Mubin’s commitment to education didn’t end with his business successes. Currently pursuing a Doctor of Jurisprudence (Juris Doctor) from the University of Southern Queensland, he continues to exemplify the importance of lifelong learning.

Beyond the realm of convenience stores and fast food, Mubin Ul Haider’s entrepreneurial spirit extends to other ventures. Notable among them is HSC Legal, a law firm showcasing his foray into legal services. His commitment to education is further demonstrated by Global Migration Star, a company dedicated to global education and migration. Additionally, Max Event Australia reflects his involvement in event management, rounding out a diverse and dynamic business portfolio.

Mubin Ul Haider’s story is an inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs and students alike. From his humble beginnings in Bangladesh to his current pursuit of legal education in Australia, Mubin’s journey reflects the transformative power of education, hard work, and a persistent pursuit of one’s goals.

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techpunditau · 10 months ago

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When is it Time to Upgrade Your Business Phone System?

We provide a powerful and cost-effective substitute for all services with our Voice over IP and Cloud Hosted PBX replacement service for businesses looking to modernize their communications and save expenses.

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corporatemigrationadelaide · 5 months ago

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Step-by-Step Process for Successful Corporate Migration

Corporate migration involves the strategic relocation or expansion of businesses across international borders, requiring meticulous planning and adherence to immigration regulations. This article outlines a step-by-step guide to successfully navigate the corporate migration process, focusing on key considerations and actions necessary for businesses and migrants alike.

1. Initial Assessment and Strategy Development

The first step in corporate migration is conducting a comprehensive assessment of the company's goals, market opportunities, and regulatory requirements. This involves:

Market Research: Identifying target markets and evaluating economic conditions, industry trends, and potential for growth.

Legal and Regulatory Analysis: Understanding immigration laws, visa requirements, and work permit regulations in both the home country and the destination, such as Australia.

Business Case Development: Articulating the rationale for migration, including potential benefits such as accessing new talent pools, expanding market reach, or mitigating operational risks.

2. Engagement of Migration Consultants

Engaging experienced migration consultants or a migration company based in Adelaide or another relevant location is crucial. These professionals specialize in navigating complex immigration procedures and can provide invaluable expertise in:

Visa Options: Assessing suitable visa options such as employer sponsored visas (e.g., subclass 482 or subclass 186 in Australia) or business visas (e.g., subclass 188 for business innovation and investment).

Work Permits: Facilitating the acquisition of necessary work permits and ensuring compliance with local labor laws.

Documentation: Assisting with the preparation and submission of required documentation, including business plans, financial statements, and employee credentials.

3. Employee Selection and Preparation

Selecting the right employees for relocation is essential to the success of corporate migration. This involves:

Skill Assessment: Identifying employees with the requisite skills and experience for the roles required in the new location.

Cultural Preparation: Providing cultural orientation and language training to facilitate smooth integration into the new work environment and community.

Family Support: Addressing the needs of employees' families, including securing dependent visas and providing support for housing and schooling arrangements.

4. Application and Approval Process

Once the strategy is defined and employees are selected, the formal application process begins:

Visa Application: Submitting visa applications for employees and their dependents, ensuring all forms are completed accurately and supporting documents are provided.

Employer Nomination: If applicable, obtaining employer nomination approval to sponsor employees for the chosen visa subclass.

Processing Times: Monitoring application processing times and liaising with immigration authorities to expedite where possible.

5. Relocation and Integration

After visa approval, the focus shifts to the practical aspects of relocation and integration:

Logistics: Arranging travel, accommodation, and transportation for employees and their families.

Legal Compliance: Ensuring compliance with tax, employment, and residency regulations in the destination country.

Support Services: Providing ongoing support services such as orientation programs, health care provisions, and counseling to facilitate employee well-being and productivity.

6. Post-Migration Evaluation and Adjustment

Following relocation, conducting a post-migration evaluation helps assess the success of the migration strategy:

Performance Review: Evaluating business performance indicators such as revenue growth, market share, and operational efficiency.

Employee Feedback: Soliciting feedback from relocated employees to identify challenges and opportunities for improvement.

Continuous Improvement: Making necessary adjustments to the migration strategy based on evaluation findings and market developments to sustain long-term success.

Conclusion

Corporate migration presents significant opportunities for businesses to expand their market reach, access new talent, and enhance global competitiveness. By following a structured process that includes thorough planning, expert consultation, and diligent execution, corporations can navigate the complexities of migration successfully. Engaging with migration professionals and ensuring compliance with immigration laws are critical to achieving seamless corporate migration outcomes, contributing to sustained growth and prosperity in the global marketplace.

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migrationagentsadelaide · 5 months ago

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How to Choose the Best Migration Agents for Your Visa Application

Choosing the right migration agent can make a significant difference in the success and efficiency of your visa application process. Whether you’re applying for a student visa, work visa, or seeking Australian citizenship, partnering with a knowledgeable and reliable migration agent is essential. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you select the best migration agent for your needs.

Check Their Registration and Credentials First and foremost, ensure that the migration agent you choose is registered with the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA). MARA registration guarantees that the agent meets the necessary qualifications and complies with the strict Code of Conduct for migration agents.

Verify Their Experience and Expertise Look for migration agents who specialize in the type of visa you’re applying for. Whether it’s a student visa, skilled work visa under General Skilled Migration, partner visa, or any other category, experience in handling similar cases enhances their ability to navigate complex requirements effectively.

Seek Recommendations and Reviews Word-of-mouth recommendations from friends, colleagues, or online reviews can provide valuable insights into an agent’s reputation and success rate. Check if the agent has handled cases similar to yours successfully.

Evaluate Their Communication Skills Effective communication is crucial throughout the visa application process. Your migration agent should be able to explain complex immigration laws and procedures clearly and keep you informed about the progress of your application.

Assess Their Understanding of Your Specific Needs Every visa application is unique, and your migration agent should demonstrate a thorough understanding of your specific circumstances and visa requirements. They should be able to tailor their advice and strategy to meet your individual needs.

Transparency Regarding Fees and Services A reputable migration agent will be transparent about their fees and the services included. Beware of agents who promise guaranteed outcomes or charge exorbitant fees upfront. Ensure you understand what services are covered and any additional costs that may arise.

Consider Their Location and Accessibility While much communication can be conducted online, especially in light of global connectivity, having a migration agent based in or familiar with South Australia, particularly Adelaide, can provide added convenience and local expertise.

Evaluate Their Success Rate and Track Record Inquire about the agent’s success rate with visa applications and their experience in handling appeals or complex cases. A track record of approvals and satisfied clients is a good indicator of their competence.

Ask About Their Network and Resources A well-established migration agent will have a network of resources, including legal experts and contacts within relevant government departments. This network can be invaluable in navigating challenges or unexpected issues during the application process.

Trust Your Instincts Ultimately, trust is crucial in your relationship with a migration agent. Choose an agent with whom you feel comfortable discussing personal details and who inspires confidence in their ability to handle your case professionally.

Conclusion Selecting the best migration agent for your visa application involves thorough research, careful evaluation of credentials and experience, and clear communication about expectations and fees. Whether you are applying for a student visa, skilled work visa, or seeking Australian citizenship, the right migration agent can streamline the process and increase your chances of a successful outcome.

For expert guidance and assistance with your visa application in South Australia, contact our team of experienced migration agents in Adelaide today. We are committed to providing tailored solutions to meet your immigration needs effectively and efficiently.

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