Australian Immigration Daily News

We are pleased to announce that Allianz Partners is launching a 6 Week Free~ offer on AGA working visa cover on 1 October.

From 1 – 31 October 2019, your customers will receive 6 weeks Free^~ if they join any new working visa cover with Allianz Global Assistance.

Perfect for working visas 482, 485, 417, 188, 403, 407 and more.         

The TOEFL iBT® test is just AU$298 when purchased with an online voucher, making it the most affordable English-language test in Australia. Clients can purchase online vouchers easily from ACE Testing Hub, the exclusive TOEFL® Market Ambassador in Australia, at https://toefl.acetestinghub.com.au/.

Or, your clients can buy vouchers from you. As a member of Migration Alliance, you have the opportunity to become a TOEFL iBT® Authorised Voucher Reseller and purchase TOEFL® test vouchers for a dramatically discounted price. To become a Voucher Reseller, please contact Jake Foster at ACE Testing Hub on 0417 990 079.

There are test places available at TOEFL iBT test centres conveniently located across Australia including Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns, Jimboomba, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney.

Migration Alliance has received the following message from the AAT.  We are able to extend this expression of interest to our members:

Expressions of interest are now open for the Administrative Appeals Tribunal’s (AAT) annual migration and refugee stakeholder forums. Deputy President Jan Redfern PSM will chair the forums in five locations across Australia. They will also feature presentations from other senior representatives of the AAT and the Immigration Assessment Authority (IAA). 

These forums are a great opportunity for professionals with an interest in the migration and refugee area to come together to receive updates from the AAT and discuss caseload issues. They will be particularly useful for those who support applicants in the Migration and Refugee Division, the IAA and in relevant matters before the General Division. 

Please find attached the Statutory Appointments to the AAT as at 17 September 2019

AAT-Statutory-Appointments-17-Sept-2019.pdf

A Bill for and Act to amend the Australian Citizenship Act 2007, and for related purposes.

In 2015, the current terrorism-related citizenship loss provisions were included in the Australian Citizenship Act because of the threat that foreign terrorist fighters presented to Australia and its interests.

These provisions have helped protect the Australian community and ensure Australian citizenship remains compatible with the shared values of the Australian community.

Notwithstanding, around 80 Australians of counter-terrorism interest are believed to be still in Syria and Iraq, some of whom may seek to return to Australia.