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Australia mulls banning some Emigrants from biggest cities

October 12, 2018 by inbound

Australia mulls banning some Emigrants from biggest cities

”Australia is one of the most sparsely populated countries in the world, but has long had a high proportion of its population — currently 25 million people — living in cities. Around two in every five Australians live in Sydney and Melbourne alone. The government is considering banning Emigrants from settling in Sydney and Melbourne… Read More

Filed Under: Australia

News on Humanitarian Visa / Asylum – AUSTRALIA

March 27, 2018 by Network Migration

News on Humanitarian Visa / Asylum – AUSTRALIA

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Filed Under: Australia

The new AUSTRALIAN Temporary Sponsored Parent Visa – How it is right now!!!

July 6, 2017 by Network Migration

The new AUSTRALIAN Temporary Sponsored Parent Visa – How it is right now!!!

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Filed Under: Australia, Uncategorized

457 Nomination ‘Genuineness’ Policy to be Updated

June 8, 2016 by Network Migration

457 Nomination ‘Genuineness’ Policy to be Updated At the moment, for a business to nominate an overseas worker under the Temporary Work (Skilled) (subclass 457) visa program, it is necessary for the position to be ‘genuine.’  The ‘genuineness’ criteria was introduced on 1 July 2013 and has created additional challenges when businesses apply to nominate… Read More

Filed Under: Australia, Important Updates

Introduction of biometrics collection in South Africa

June 8, 2016 by Network Migration

Introduction of biometrics collection in South Africa From Wednesday 8 June 2016, the current visa application lodgement process for applicants in South Africa applying for visas to Australia will change. All applicants, regardless of nationality, who are in South Africa at the time of making a visa application to enter Australia will be required to… Read More

Filed Under: Australia, Important Updates

Breaking Visa Application rules and the consequences

April 5, 2016 by Network Migration

See why it is so important to tell the truth. The below article is a recent example of why it is so important to tell the truth in any dealings or applications for visa’s with The Department of Emigration and Border Protection (DIBP), If someone is caught, the consequences could be as serious. A graduate… Read More

Filed Under: Advice, Australia Tagged With: border, immigration

New Skills lists for Australia has just come out

February 1, 2016 by Network Migration

Hi All, Just a quick update: the new Australian skills lists just came out on the 1st of July and whilst there were some changes, we didn’t find that they were hugely significant when it came to the adding of any particular occupations to the list. Most of the current SCOL occupations have remained as… Read More

Filed Under: Advice, Australia

Australian Priority 5 skilled visa processes

February 1, 2016 by Network Migration

We have received the following update from the Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) with regards to the priority 5 skilled visa processing.The number of applications still in the pipeline is 10,361. The numbers of cases withdrawn over the last three program years were 1885 in 2012/13; 1776 in 2013/14; and 73 in the 2014/15 program… Read More

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Letter of Recommendation

To Everybody Thinking of Emigrating,

My partner and I would like to write this letter of recommendation for Network Migration, as they have been absolutely amazing in assisting us in emigrating to New Zealand.

It all started with a seminar and a brief introduction to New Zealand, with topics like medical care, schooling, work, housing and lifestyle being discussed. This gave us an idea of what New Zealand is like and we could get an idea if this is a place that we could live and settle.

After this, we scheduled a private appointment with Andrew Kerr and he really took the time to listen to our reasons for wanting to emigrate and what our goals are. He then discussed with us our family, our work, our qualifications and all the things that would determine whether we would be legible to emigrate. He explained to us the various pathways that we could use in order to actually emigrate and settle in New Zealand. What I really liked was the fact that he was so straight forward with us. He did not sugar coat anything, and he was upfront as to whether we would actually be able to get in, and what our challenges would be.

The emigration process does not happen overnight. It is a process. Andrew and his entire team were with us every step of the way. They sent through all the necessary documentation as and when it was needed, and assisted us in completing it in the correct way. They looked over everything, and ensured that all documentation was in the correct format for New Zealand and presented in a way that was satisfactory for the immigration officials. They advised us as to when certain things needed to be done (e.g. police clearances and medicals) and helped in ensuring that everything was done timeously. They were always available to take our calls and discuss our concerns with us, and even to this day after they have completed their obligation, they are always willing to help in giving advice or answering a question. Andrew’s door is always open, and his team are absolutely amazing.

I recall one specific incident, when my partner first left South Africa to enter New Zealand to look for a job. About two days before he was due to leave, Andrew phoned him and told him that there had been an influx of South Africans entering New Zealand and that he would be flagged as he left South Africa, and most likely pulled aside and questioned by an official when he entered New Zealand. Andrew advised him as to how to handle this legally, and what to say so that everything was honest, legal and above-board, and so that he would be able to enter New Zealand legally. He prepared my partner, and when this did happen, he knew exactly what to do. Andrew and the team at Network Migration are really on the ball with things like this. They know the law and they know how to handle challenges along the way, and everything is done legally and above-board.

Shane and I would like to thank Andrew and the entire team at Network Migrations for all of their hard work and support in getting us to New Zealand, and for making the process so much easier.

We would like to highly recommend them to anybody considering emigrating, as they really are an absolutely amazing team.

Thank you so much😊

Kind Regards,
Shane & Michelle