There are many reasons why people choose to migrate to Australia. Among them is the uncertainty of major political changes in their own country. Take for instance the current situation in Hong Kong. Over the last couple of weeks, protests have taken place in reaction to the proposed changes to the extradition law. While the riots in themselves pose a danger to the citizens of Hong Kong, there is also the potential ramifications of this policy being passed.
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Australia has always been thought of as the lucky country and for those of us who live here it is definitely true. We have great healthcare and education systems, government financial assistance, easily accessible public transport and many other favourable qualities that puts Australia ahead of a lot of other countries. But for migrants Australia may not necessarily be considered lucky for them. While in a lot of cases Australia is a safe haven and a land of opportunity there are some aspects that may let migrants down.
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Sarah Hoang joined the Visa Solutions team in February as an Immigration Administrator. Sarah holds degrees in Law and Economics and has gained extensive experience working in these fields but enjoys working in immigration more so. Her interest in immigration comes from being exposed to immigration matters in her previous role as a Junior Solicitor and her parents own experience, having come to Australia as refugees.
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It’s not uncommon for businesses to want visas within a fast turn around time, and here at Visa Solutions Australia we do all we can to ensure they are approved and issued by the Department of Immigration as soon as possible. We recently received a request from Perth based Global Integrated Operations who are a business consultancy advising on improving productivity and supply.
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Have you ever wondered which country tops the list for migration to Australia? Well according to the latest figures for the 2016/2017 year released by the Federal Government, some 38 854 skilled or family visas were granted to migrants from India - that's just over 20% of all migrants.
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Here in Australia we are seeing the rise of the de facto relationship. This is when two people are not married, but are living together as a couple. We’ve come up with some advice to those people who may not be married or engaged but who want to secure a partner visa.
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