Australian Immigration Daily News

Suppose a person has had their visa cancelled on character grounds.

Suppose further that the person is owed protection obligations under the Refugees Convention, and therefore cannot be returned to his home country, or removed to a third country?

Is the person doomed to a period of indefinite detention?

I had the pleasure of attending the Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) EGM today and I am pleased to report to the proxies who entrusted me with their vote that each of the four motions were lost. Lost by the MIA.  Won by us.  I have no doubt that the 149 proxies given to me made a real difference in the EGM.

Here are the results:

Results-EGM.pdf

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Over the past 12 months there has been substantial increase in compliance and monitoring exercises conducted by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection.  A monitoring exercise conducted by the Department is not just limited to business sponsors, individual visa holders are also being targeted.

What is monitoring?

Australia has always been and will continue to be demand driven immigration system and opportunities for skilled migrants continue to arise from time to time.

Employers often struggle to find candidates who are the right fit and who have relevant work experience in order to perform a particular role.  This includes skilled Carpenters!

If you are looking to migrate to Australia as an experienced carpenter, this post is for you.