Registered Migration Agent Natalia Dyachenko

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19/03/2020

Australia closes borders to all visitors (with exceptions for direct family members)- Effective 9pm, Friday, 20th March 2020
Australian government has announced a travel ban will be placed on all non-residents and non-citizens coming to Australia. The ban will be effective from 9pm on Friday, 20th March 2020.
Australian citizens and permanent residents will still be able to enter, as will their immediate family members (spouses, legal guardians and dependants only).
You need to contact the Department. If you have previously provided evidence of your family relationship to the Department, you do not need to provide it again. If you hold a temporary visa, you may need to provide evidence (such as your marriage certificate, birth certificate or birth certificate for your children).
You should not attempt to travel on a temporary visa before contacting the Department.

13/03/2019

The following occupations will be added to Immigration SA’s occupation lists in the afternoon of Friday 15 March, 2019:

Statistician
Multimedia Specialist
Software and Applications Programmers nec
Deer Farmer
Goat Farmer
Environmental Manager
Musician (Instrumental)
Statistician
Economist
Mining Engineer (Excluding Petroleum)
Petroleum Engineer
Engineering Professionals nec
Chemist
Food Technologist
Environmental Consultant
Environmental Research Scientist
Environmental Scientist nec
Geophysicist
Hydrogeologist
Life Scientist (General)
Biochemist
Biotechnologist
Botanist
Marine Biologist
Microbiologist
Zoologist
Life Scientists nec
Conservator
Metallurgist
Meteorologist
Natural and Physical Science Professionals nec
University Lecturer
Telecommunications Network Planner
Pressure Welder
Horse Trainer

https://migration.sa.gov.au/skilled-migrants/changes-to-immigration-sas-occupation-lists

For migration advice please contact Natalia Dyachenko via email: [email protected]

The following occupations will be added to Immigration SA’s occupation lists in the afternoon of Friday 15 March, 2019.

01/03/2019

Commencement of the five year subclass 870 Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa
On 1 March 2019, Minister Coleman announced that applications to sponsor a parent for a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa will be open from 17 April 2019.

Once a sponsorship application has been approved, a sponsored parent will be able to apply for a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa. Applications for the visa are intended to open from 1 July 2019

The visa provides parents with a new pathway to temporarily reunite with their children and grandchildren in Australia, while ensuring that taxpayers are not required to cover additional costs. The visa responds to community concerns about the limited number of Parent places in the migration program and associated lengthy waiting periods.

To be eligible for the visa, a parent must be the biological, adoptive, or step-parent of the sponsor, who must be an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.

The following information is subject to introduction of supporting regulations.

01/03/2019

Новая временная родительская виза подкласс 870 выйдет 17 апреля 2019

08/08/2018

SA and TAS SKILLED LISTS UPDATE

South Australia as well as Tasmania Government revised the skilled occupations list over the weekend with Tasmania and South Australia publishing their revised lists earlier today.

South Australia:

South Australia specifically highlighted occupations which are now seen as classed as “low availability” including:

139914 Quality Assurance Manager
263113 Network Analyst
411713 Family Support Worker
In addition, 29 occupations were shifted to supplementary list where special conditions include. Examples of such occupations include:

612115 Real Estate Representative
313113 Web Administrator
312511 Mechanical Engineering Draftsperson
312511 Mechanical Engineering Draftsperson
South Australia continues to operate using two lists. A supplementary skilled list contains 297 occupations which are those that have not identified as being in shortage; they are available to limited applicants who can demonstrate employment outcomes or family links to support human capital and economic objectives of South Australia's participation in the skilled migrant program. The list is available to international graduates of South Australia; skilled migrants who are working in a skilled occupation in South Australia (minimum time periods apply); have immediate family members permanently residing in South Australia who can support their settlement whilst seeking employment; or who demonstrate strong employability qualities (based on scoring very highly on the Department of Home Affairs Points Test).

For more information on South Australian Skilled Occupations list visit: http://www.migration.sa.gov.au/skilled-m…/nomination-process

Tasmania

Tasmania government committed to process nomination for subclass 489/190 visas for no fee. In addition, the government confirmed there will be no nomination ceilings applicable to state nominations received from 1 July 2018 and that students with no employment offers will be able to access the Tasmanian Skilled Occupations lists which had further occupations added on 6 August 2018 including:

131112 Sales and Marketing Manager

252712 Speech Pathologist

261111 ICT business Analyst

Successful applicants who receive a nomination from Tasmanian government will receive an additional 10 points for applying for a subclass 489 visa or five points when making an application for a subclass 190 visa. The usual processing time for Tasmanian government to issue a nomination is two to eight weeks.

Full list of occupations can be found here: https://www.migration.tas.gov.au/…/Tasmanian_Skilled_Occupa…

People applying for a state-nominated visa under the business and investor program, you are invited to visit South Australia first.

02/08/2018

NSW PRIORITY SKILLED OCCUPATION LIST 2018-19 (190 VISA)

The NSW 190 Priority Skilled Occupation List for the 2018–19 financial year is published below. The NSW government will continue to select and invite top ranking candidates in occupations on the NSW 190 Priority Skilled Occupation List (NSW 190 List). They will select and invite candidates on an ongoing basis throughout the financial year. There are no key dates involved in this process.

The NSW 190 Priority Skilled Occupation List (NSW 190 List) contains the priority occupations that NSW will invite candidates under for nomination for a skilled nominated visa (subclass 190).

NSW-Priority-skilled-occupation-list-2018-19.pdf

The occupations on these lists are selected to meet the skill needs of the NSW economy. Their lists will be amended from time to time according to the skills needs in NSW. They also limit the number of invitations to certain occupations to ensure that places allocated under the 190 program are in line with the skills needs of NSW.

The highest ranking candidates in occupations on the NSW 190 Priority Skilled Occupation List (NSW 190 List) will be invited first.

Source:

The 190 Priority Skilled Occupation List contains priority occupations that NSW will invite candidates for nomination for a skilled nominated visa.

16/01/2018

Changes of occupation lists from 17/01/2018

This page summarises changes to the lists of eligible skilled occupations for Australia’s skilled visa programs that will come in to effect on 17 January 2018. This includes occupations that will be: