Australian Immigration Daily News

Attached please find a communication from DIBP concerning their unwillingness to supply speakers for the Migration Alliance national conference.

It is nice to know that DIBP has such a personal perspective on their relationship with MA and the RMA community.

I have sent a reply.

Stress is an inevitable part of our daily lives. But that doesn’t mean we have to let it hang around. If you feel like stress can get the best of you every now and then, commit to actively using these simple tips for a fortnight (or a bit longer if possible) and see if there’s a difference in your stress levels.

Empty your “stress bucket”

Have you ever heard a psychologist speak of the “stress bucket”? It’s not a physical bucket, it’s an analogy. Imagine that all of the stressful events and occurrences throughout your day, even the minor ones, are like drops of water, slowly filling a bucket. If you don’t find ways to empty the bucket (relax and de-stress) on a regular basis, it will eventually overflow. So keep a mental note of how full your stress bucket is and try to de-stress accordingly.

I used the word 'the' clients in my heading for a reason, and not the word 'their' clients.  Read on to find out why.

I have recently had a migration agent resign.  No problems with that so far.  The agent has been with my business since 2003 and has decided to move on.  

Here's the issue.

Dear Migration Alliance Members, 

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Some benefits of working with Money For Jam include:

The news over this past weekend about the Executive Order that was signed by Trump may cause worry and concern to the holders of Australian visas as to whether anything similar could possibly happen in Australia. 

As many news articles have reported, the Executive Order attempted to impose the following restrictions on immigration into the US:

* Indefinitely barred Syrian refugees from entering the US;