Australian Immigration Daily News

Liana Allan, the Founder of Migration Alliance invites all RMAs and associates who would like to have a catch-up and something to eat, to come along to Vegedelight next Friday for lunch.  Vegedelight is run by none other than our very own MA member and RMA, Rajwant Singh. 

Anyone and everyone who would like to come along to meet other RMAs, or hang out and eat awesome Indian food (in particular chilli paneer) then please come along.   

RSVP to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. so we can be sure of numbers. 

Sydney CBD offices of the Department of Home Affairs will be closing over the coming months due to existing leases expiring.  Staff will be relocating to new working accommodation at 101 George St, Parramatta. 

Current departmental premises at 26 Lee Street Haymarket will close first with relocations occurring from 11 June onwards.  Client service operations at Lee St will close on 15 June 2022 and reopen at 101 George St, Parramatta from 22 June 2022.  As all client services are facilitated via appointments only, clients will be advised of their appointment location in their confirmation email.

Other offices at 300 Elizabeth St, Sydney and 9-11 Wentworth St, Parramatta will close during July 2022, with all staff and client service operations moving to 101 George St, Parramatta at this time.

The instrument amends LIN 19/260 to update the assessing authorities for certain occupations on the MLTSSL and the ROL.

The amendments are required to reflect name and business changes to assessing authorities, so that skills assessments being issued by the same companies under a different name are able to be accurately reflected in the instrument for the subclass 494 visa. The detailed changes are discussed below.

Source: LIN22054.pdf and LIN22054-Explanatory-Statement.pdf

The instrument amends LIN 19/051 to update the relevant assessing authorities for skilled occupations on the MLTSSL, the STSOL and the ROL relevant to applications for subclass 189, 190, 491 and 485 visas.

The amendments are required to reflect name and business changes to assessing authorities, so that skills assessments being issued by the same companies under a different name are able to be accurately reflected in the instrument for the subclass 189, 190, 491 and 485 visas. The detailed changes are discussed below.

Source: LIN22053.pdf and LIN22053-Explanatory-Statement.pdf

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