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Dear Migration Alliance members,
 
Migration Alliance is proud to announce our new partnership with Migration Cover, the first insurance product created for Skilled Migrants!
 
About Migration Cover
 
Migration Cover is the first comprehensive insurance product created specifically for skilled migrants. This product provides a sense of security for people immigrating, or those who have already immigrated, to two popular migration destinations: Australia and New Zealand. 
 
Migration Cover has been developed to reduce the stumbling blocks from international migration for both individuals and families. It does this by answering the ongoing questions that worry them, such as; 
  • What will happen if a family member at home becomes ill? 
  • What will happen if I am involuntarily made redundant? 
  • What if I can't find another job? 
  • How will I return home if I need to?
Migration Cover reduces the anxiety of immigrating by covering the policyholder's repatriation, employment advocacy and travel needs, subject to the conditions of the policy.
 
Migration Cover offers four levels of cover; Platinum, Gold, Silver and Basic, starting at around $900 AUD (exclusive of taxes, fees and charges) for a single policyholder and $1,490,00 AUD (exclusive of taxes, fees and charges) for a family. There is no limit on the number of dependent children, either up to the age of 21 or 25 if they are studying full-time, which can be covered under a family policy. The prices shown are for 18-30 year old primary applicants. Potential clients are encouraged to seek a quote online at www.migrationcover.com
 
Eligibility
  • Aged between 18-60
  • Migrating in the next 12 months
  • Have migrated in the past two years with full work rights
Recent immigrants, who have relocated within the last two (2) years, and who hold a valid skilled visa in their new country, may also purchase this cover.
 
Become a Referral Partner
 
Sign up NOW to become a referral Partner and provide your clients with the benefits of the program including:
  • More confident clients in making decisions for their life choice - sooner
  • Ability to refer directly from their own website/emails
  • Free advertising in partner directories website
  • Earn up to 3% referral fee on the base premium paid (inc GST)
 
Contact 
 
To access Migration Cover and to obtain further details on the benefits that the cover provides, please visit www.migrationcover.com/migration-alliance-login
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This is a sample of what to expect if you or your client is caught in the Cap and Cease pool of persons.  Below is a sample email and attachment from the DIBP with client identifiers removed:

"This email regarding your application is automatically generated.

As this email is an automated notification we are unable to receive replies. Please do not respond to this email address.

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Update: 4.04pm 22 September 2015 the MIA Survey, after this report below, is now closed.

The MIA is running a survey regarding engagement with the DIBP.  If readers would like to have their say then please complete the MIA survey, but please be warned that the survey results will be skewed.  

Both agents and members of the public should be aware that the survey results will be inaccurate as the survey is open to the public and is not restricted to RMA members of the MIA.  Migration Alliance will ensure that the DIBP is made aware of this, as it is important that they are not provided with inaccurate data from the migration profession.  We need information which comes from our profession to be accurate and a true reflection of our needs.

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Partnering with Migration Alliance, our national SIV road show continues with Brisbane on Wednesday 7th October. The event will showcase NAB’s integrated banking and investment solutions to meet the needs of your Significant Investor Visa clients.

Speakers include Greg McKean from QLD Trade and Investment, NAB’s SIV Concierge team of migrant banking and wealth professionals, and a local venture capital manager.

You will also meet investment specialists from NAB Asset Management and JB Were who make up NAB’s SIV Complying portfolio blends covering Australian small companies, corporate fixed interest and property securities.

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Schedule 4020 of the Migration Regulations is a provision that should terrify every migration agent.

Below are two recent decisions from the Federal Circuit Court- both applicants failed in their appeals.

Below is an extract from the first judgement:

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