Australian Immigration Daily News

Do you think Australia’s immigration legislation can produce outcomes that are brutal, harsh and unfair?

If you are not persuaded yet, or even if I am “preaching to the choir”, check this one out, a decision of the Full Court of the Federal Court handed down today, 25 June 2019, Russell v Minister for Home Affairs (2019) FCAFC 110.

The case involved an application for judicial review of a decision of the AAT that it did not have jurisdiction to hear an application for merits review of a decision not to revoke the cancellation of a visa held by a citizen of New Zealand.

The AAT has released its most recent Bulletin, dated 24 June 2019.  Citizenship decisions are on page 4, and migration decisions are on page 5.

Source: https://www.aat.gov.au/AAT/media/AAT/Files/AAT%20Bulletins/25-19.pdf

Jan Redfern and Brendan Darcy from the AAT will be presenting at the MIGRATION 2019 Conference in Sydney on 15 November 2019.  For more information please click here.

E&OE TRANSCRIPT

Interview on Sky News with Tom Connell

Topics: Repatriation of Sharrouf children

In this report, Deloitte Access Economics seeks to expand on the public information on SIV by analysing the reasons that SIV applicants choose to come to Australia, the level of competition that exists internationally to compete for HNW individuals, the factors that influence the ability for SIV applicants to live and invest in Australia, and the level of social and economic benefits that SIV applicants have made in Australia to date.

This analysis is supported by a pool of qualitative and quantitative evidence, including: public data on the SIV application process and the number of SIV applications approved to date; government reviews internationally to assess the impacts that HNW individuals provide through citizenship/residency investment programs; and survey and interview evidence collected on the benefits of SIV investment, the business and social activities that SIV applicants engage in in Australia, and the journey of a SIV investor.

Source: Impact-of-the-SIV---Deloitte-2019.pdf

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Availability status of one occupation changed! 

Availability status of one occupation has changed.

141999: Accommodation and Hospitality Managers nec -> Low Availability

Source: https://www.migration.sa.gov.au/skilled-migrants/lists-of-state-nominated-occupations