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Subclass 804 is a permanent residence visa for aged parents. This Australia visa requires a sponsor —either a child or another eligible sponsor. There is minimum age requirement of 65 for men. For women, there is a date table that needs to be followed.
Archive for April, 2009
How to Get a Visa for Aged Parents
Posted by dylann on April 30th, 2009
Australian Parent Visas for Permanent Migration
Posted by dylann on April 29th, 2009
Parents can join their children who are living in Australia by migrating permanently with a Subclass 103 visa. It is designed for any parent of a natural, adopted or step child who is a settled Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen
Skilled Overseas Student Visas: The Next Step to Permanent Residency
Posted by dylann on April 28th, 2009
Skilled Australian student visas are designed to fill Australia’s skill gap and help augment the vacancies in the labour market. Subclasses 880, 881 and 882 were created in mid-2001 to allow former students to apply for permanent residence without having to leave Australia. If applicants have had at least two years of study in Australia, [...]
Postgraduate Visa for Masters and Doctorate Degree
Posted by dylann on April 27th, 2009
Subclass 574 is designed for international students who want to acquire a Masters or a Doctoral degree by research. Your Australian student visa application will be assessed based on your Assessment Level. That in turn, is determined by your nationality and course of study.
Getting a Student Visa for Higher Education
Posted by dylann on April 24th, 2009
The Higher Education Sector Visa or Subclass 573 is for those pursuing a bachelor’s degree, an associate degree, a graduate certificate, a graduate diploma or Masters by coursework.
It can be your first student visa, a renewal of an expired student visa or one that you could use to join a family member in Australia. It [...]
Student Visa for Diploma and Vocational Courses
Posted by dylann on April 23rd, 2009
A course of study registered in CRICOS or the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students. When lodging your Australian visa applications, There is a particular visa for students who want to study in Australia to attain either a certificate I, II, III or IV (except ELICOS), a diploma, an advanced diploma, a [...]
School Sector Visa: Your First Student Visa
Posted by dylann on April 22nd, 2009
Primary and secondary school students wanting to visit Australia to study may do so with a School Sector visa or subclass 571. This is the right Australian visa to get if you want to apply for your first student visa, renew your existing visa or apply to join a family member who is in the [...]
ELICOS: Learn English in Australia
Posted by dylann on April 21st, 2009
ELICOS Sector is a temporary Australian student visa. It stands for English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students. It is for international students who want to take up courses that lead to a certificate I, III, III or IV or courses that result in no formal Australian award.
Australian Work & Holiday Visa: How It Works
Posted by dylann on April 20th, 2009
The Australian working holiday visa, allows holders to visit the country for holiday and travel. At the same time, you could also take on temporary work to supplement your funds. The following are guidelines to help you learn more about acquiring an Australia holiday visa work:
Life After the Working Holiday Visa
Posted by dylann on April 17th, 2009
So you just got home from your year-long journey understanding Australias culture and its work environment with a working holiday visa. Feeling restless? You might want to explore your other options or rediscover life after the working holiday visa.
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