Australian Immigration Daily News

The AAT Bulletin shows recent Migration decisions on page 5.  

It is recommended that the Bulletin be read on-line. This has the advantage of allowing the reader to use hyperlinks to access the full text of cases and other internet sites mentioned in the Bulletin.

Source: http://www.aat.gov.au/AAT/media/AAT/Files/AAT%20Bulletins/01-19.pdf

The following notice is on the Western Australian Business Migration website:

Please note, applications for Western Australian State nomination for 132 Business Talent visas are closed until further notice. 

We value your interest in our program and encourage you to check this website regularly for updates. We hope to reopen the program shortly.

About 500 criminals who committed violent offences are among those stripped of their visas, including 13 for murder, seven for manslaughter, 125 for assault and 56 for armed robbery.

Minister for Home Affairs Peter Dutton said the Government is committed to protecting our communities and keeping Australians safe.

“There’s no place in our country for people who come here and harm Australians,” Mr Dutton said

“We welcome people from all round the world, but those few who think they can live in Australia and be involved in criminal actions need to know they won’t be staying long.”

Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs David Coleman said the Government was sending a strong message to non-citizen law breakers.

Source: violent-and-sexual-offenders-stripped-of-Australian-visas.pdf

Migration Agent, Joey Barnard has taken Mark Northam's position as the Vice-Convenor of Migration Alliance, accepted unanimously by the committee.  

Joey comes to the role with vast experience and education, holding a Master of Migration Law & Practice (MMLP); BCouns, GCA(CW), DipProp, GCML&P, Cert IV (Celeb), Associate Degree (General Studies – psychology) and is also a Juris Doctor student.

Joey is also the Administrator of the profession's most loved Facebook Group, "Support Network for MARA Agents".

The following notice is on the Live in Victoria website:

Victoria is temporarily not accepting nomination applications for select business and investor visa programs.

Your interest in our program is highly valued and we encourage you to visit our website regularly for program updates.