Category: <span>Legal Advice</span>

The Contributory Parent Visa

Contributory Parent Visa (subclass 173 & 143) The Contributory Parent Visa (subclass 173 and 143) allows parents of an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen to live, study or work in Australia. The Contributory Parent (subclass 173) is a temporary visa that allows the applicant to live in Australia for up to […]
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Sub Class 491 Tasmania – Eligibility and Process

The Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491) is a provisional visa for skilled workers which allows you to live and work in Tasmania for up to five years. Once you have lived and worked in Tasmania for at least 3 years, provided that you have earned a minimum taxable income set by the Department […]
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Categories in which you can apply for the sc 491 from Tasmania

Tasmanian Government has introduced several categories from which you can apply for the Sub Class 491 visas. However, meeting the nomination requirements does not guarantee that you will be offered State Nomination from the Tasmanian Government. Your nomination shall be dependent on many factors, including the quota of nominations given to the State of Tasmania […]
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Changes to the Job Ready Program (JRP) by TRA

    TRA has changed the method of submitting applications and supporting documents. With effect from 11th June, 2020, applicants shall no longer need to email their applications and supporting documents to TRA. Instead of emailing applications and supporting documents to TRA, applicants shall be required to upload their application and supporting documents through the TRA Online […]
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Permanent Residency In Australia

Permanent Residency In Australia Australia offers one of the most comprehensive and robust Skilled Migration Programs in the world. While the country also offers many other pathways to permanent residency such as its Business visa program, the Global Talent Initiative, and the Humanitarian visa program which includes partner visas and safe haven visas, the Skilled […]
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The Significance of having a Last Will

YOUR ESTATE If you have a Last Will · You decide the distribution of your estate upon your death. · Minimise any family disputes. · Determines the “who, what and when” of your estate. If you do not have a Last Will · There is no guarantee that your intended wishes will be carried out. […]
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