AMACS - Australian Migration and Consulting Services

14/09/2022

Don't need to worry too much from subclass 489 visa to PR Subclass 887 visa.

We are here to assist you and manage the whole process for you!

Congratulations to Mr. Y and his family!🌈🎉

02/09/2022

Congratulations to Mr. Z and his family! 💐💐💐

188 Business Innovation and Investment visa has been granted for them today! 🇨🇳🇦🇺

10/08/2022

Urgent - Experienced Cabinet Maker, Carpenter required in Perth WA Australia

Requirements:
• 3 years + work experiences
• intermediate English language skill in speaking and listening
• good work ethic and team player

Offer:
1.Immediate start
2. Higher than market salary
3. Full-time Permanent position
4. Employer sponsorship for Australia work visa application (you pay your own costs for the visa application, no extract costs, no hiding costs)

If interested, please send:
• your resume, OR
• the information of your age, qualifications, work related licences, work experience
to email
[email protected]
for initial assessment.
The short listed applicant will be contacted shortly.

紧急 - 澳大利亚珀斯需要经验丰富的橱柜制造商，木匠

要求：
• 3 年 + 工作经验
• 中级英语口语和听力技能
• 良好的职业道德和团队精神

提供：
1.立即开始
2.高于市场工资
3. 全职 永久职位
4. 澳大利亚工作签证申请的雇主担保（您为签证申请支付自己的费用，没有提取费用，没有隐藏费用）

如果有兴趣，请发送：
• 你的简历，或者
• 您的年龄、资格、工作相关执照、工作经验等信息
发邮件
[email protected]
用于初步评估。
我们会尽快联系入围的申请人。

24/08/2021

The following email has been received from the Western Australian state government:

We would like to advise you that online application for 2021/22 Western Australian State Nomination is open from today 4th August 2021 for the following visa categories:

188A – Business Innovation
188B – Investor
188C – Significant Investor

23/07/2021

PR Partner Visa Granted！

Congratulations to Mrs DU!

03/12/2020

Breaking - Partner Visa Change Bill: Only Subclass 309 Visas Affected

Details of the anticipated bill by MP Julian Hill were released today which target proposed changes to the partner visa program to avoid mandatory offshore activity due to the COVID19 pandemic to a single visa.

The "Migration Amendment (Common Sense Partner Visa) Act 2020", a private members bill by MP Julian Hill, targets a single visa - the subclass 309 temoprary partner visa, and alters the legislation to enable that visa to be granted regardless of whether the applicant is onshore in Australia or offshore.

Currently applicants for this visa must be offshore at the time of grant of the visa.

While the bill, if enacted, would address travel restriction concerns for subclass 309 applicants, this bill does not extend the benefit of onshore grants to other visa subclasses including Prospective Marriage (subclass 300), Adoption (subclass 102), Child (subclass 101) and Dependent Child (Subclass 445) visas that the Department of Home Affairs has indicated in a statement on its website will be changed in 2021 to allow visa grant while onshore in Australia:
"It is intended that changes will be implemented in early 2021 that would allow certain family visas, which have been applied for outside Australia, to be granted while the visa applicant is in Australia. This temporary concession will be for people who are in Australia and are not able to travel offshore to be granted the visa due to COVID-19 related border closures." (DHA Website Statement - https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/covid-19-visa-concessions)

08/10/2020

The Australian government today announced further details about the shock changes to the Partner Visa program regarding adding English language testing. Acting Immigration Minister Alan Tudge has said that the English changes are intended to apply from the middle of 2021, and will be implemented at the second (permanent resident) stage of partner visa applications.

According to media reports Tudge stated today, "What this will mean is that we will require an applicant and a sponsor to have met functional level English or to have at least made reasonable efforts to lean English. And by reasonable efforts we mean for most people that would be doing about 500 hours of free English language classes."

The announcement was met with relief by many in the community including migration practitioners, however the imposition of this additional requirement still remains a potential obstacle to migrants, especially those who may not be able to pass the required English test and who may for any number of reasons including family responsibilities, health, employment or other reasons be unable to progress through the English language classes.

What remains unclear is whether there will be a "buy-out" available if applicants or their permanent resident sponsors are unable to provide evidence of functional English or take 500 hours of English language classes, with one major Sydney newspaper publishing a story yesterday that seemed to indicate that partner visas would be refused if the English language requirements could not be met.

It is also unclear at the moment whether exemptions will be made for people who hold certain passports from English-speaking countries or have had a specified level of English education in other countries, whether disadvantaged applicants such as victims of family violence will be held to the same English requirement, and how situations will be handled when an applicant passes the English requirement but the sponsor does not.

Email us:
[email protected]

09/09/2020

Coming - Flexible Arrangements for 485 Visa Holders

Home Affairs announced flexibility with the arrangements pertaining subclass 485 visa.

As part of the response to COVID 19 Pandemic, the Department have changed the requirements for a Temporary Graduate (subclass 485) visa for those who have been impacted by COVID-19:

online study undertaken outside Australia as a result of COVID-19 travel restrictions will count towards the Australian Study Requirement for existing and new student visa holders
This change is available now.

graduates affected by COVID-19 travel restrictions will be able to apply for and be granted a Temporary Graduate visa outside Australia (where they have met all the requirements).
This change is not available yet, however, the change is expected to be implemented in the near future.

https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/student-visa

In addition to the above, the Department of Home Affairs confirmed flexible arrangements for providing English language test results for the purpose of this visa.

As many would be aware, evidence of English is time of application criteria. Where it is not possible for a student to complete English language test, the Department will accept the test results post lodgement.

03/09/2020

Department of Home Affairs Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL)

The Department of Home Affairs (DoHA) has published the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL). It includes 17 occupations from critical sectors roles in Australia's COVID-19 response. Nomination and visa applications with an occupation listed on the PMSOL will be given priority processing. All other skilled occupation lists will remain active, but the PMSOL occupations will take priority. The list is temporary and is subject to change without prior notice.

The Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List. The 17 occupations (ANZSCO code) are:

Chief Executive or Managing Director (111111)
Construction Project Manager (133111)
Mechanical Engineer (233512)
General Practitioner (253111)
Resident Medical Officer (253112)
Psychiatrist (253411)
Medical Practitioner nec (253999)
Midwife (254111)
Registered Nurse (Aged Care) (254412)
Registered Nurse (Critical Care and Emergency) (254415)
Registered Nurse (Medical) (254418)
Registered Nurse (Mental Health) (254422)
Registered Nurse (Perioperative) (254423)
Registered Nurses nec (254499)
Developer Programmer (261312)
Software Engineer (261313)
Maintenance Planner (312911)

19/08/2020

Department of Education and Training (DET) has published several useful resources for students being able to continue to maintain eligibility of their student visa

All information can be accessed for FREE using this link:

International students starting the new academic year may be impacted by travel restrictions and exclusion periods following the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak in China.

20/07/2020

Continued Relief for International Students

All international students are encouraged to stay in touch with their education providers about the range of support which is available to them at this time.

Many universities and other education providers are offering a range of support to students including fee deferrals, deferred studies or payments, food and accommodation support and mental health and other medical support.

Search the Australian education provider COVID-19 response information list below to find out what support is being offered by your institution.

More and more organisations have made significant commitments to supporting students through hardship funds and welfare support. If you're struggling to meet your living expenses, here's how you can access welfare support.