As professional migration agents know, the industry is set to undergo some turbulent times over the coming months and years, with legislation and procedural changes set to affect how registered practitioners provide their services.
In particular, the new mechanisms that will be put in place by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) from July 1 have the potential to shape the way that entire demographics operate.
With the SkillSelect option coming into effect on this date, it is important for all stakeholders - not just registered migration agents - to have access to the details they need to make more informed choices.
Enterprise managers ...
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Migration agents have been given some additional support from the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) in the form of an educational video that informs potential visa overstayers of their ...
Read More...Officers from the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) joined forces with members of the New South Wales Police Force to undertake a number of compliance operations across the state during ...
Read More...Two newly-acquired vessels are set to be transferred to Australia's Customs and Border Protection services in 2016 to support border protection and surveillance efforts in the Southern Ocean and at ...
Read More...The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) has released information regarding the implementation of a new pricing schedule for migration visas. In a presentation delivered by the director of ...
Read More...Migration Alliance has a long and vocal history of objecting to the introduction of mandatory English proficiency testing for the migration agents that it represents. From January 1 2014, the Office ...
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