Australian Immigration Daily News

Is there a good strategy for fighting the cancellation of a student visa?

Suppose  you have a client who has not maintained her/his enrollment in a registered course, and is therefore in breach of Condition 8202(2), which requires her/him to remain enrolled?

Will it “work” for the client to “scramble”, and get an offer of enrollment in a completely different course from the one on which the original student visa was premised?

Migration Alliance has received another report from a migration agent which suggests that the MARA has gone off the deep end yet again!!

Here’s the issue: Can a person provide “immigration assistance”, on a “free” or “pro bono” basis as a “private person” or “individual” without somehow being affiliated with a “business name”, and having a “business address” other than their home address?

You would think that this shouldn’t present the slightest issue in the world and that the answer to this question ought to be obvious as day, right?

The gods must be crazy!

Coke bottles falling out of the sky!

The planets out of alignment!

As a strategic partner of Migration Alliance- Executive CVs is offering MA members an exclusive referral commission for converted bookings for any of our recruitment support services.

We will pay members 10% of the booking fee for any of the following services:

• Executive CV
• LinkedIn Profile
• Interview Coaching

Your clients have invested a lot of time and money migrating to Australia and an important part of their transition is securing a well paid job. 

As a sole trader or small business owner, there’s no doubt you’re aware of the importance of protecting your business and your customers with Public Liability insurance. It offers protection should a customer, supplier, or member of the public, sue your business for personal injury, death, or damage to their property. And whilst you probably take every care not to injure someone or damage their property, it doesn’t mean you won’t be found negligent should an unwanted accident occur, or someone attempts to make a claim against you. As cliché as it sounds, accidents do happen. If you don’t have Public Liability insurance you face the risk of being out of pocket for hefty legal and compensation costs that can potentially cripple your business.

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