Overview: Migration to Australia Policies, program, qualifiers, details on migrating to Australia, from the Australian Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs. Overview: Help for Migrants and Refugees Settling in Australia A rich resource for new arrivals, including links to specific migration assistance. ADIMA. Perm. Residence: Australia - Your Business Future Business immigration to Australia - what it's all about. Perm. Residence: Business Migration Plan A detailed overview of the business visa to Australian. You must own 10% or more of a business which employees at least 5 people. From the Adviser. Perm. Residence: Senior Executive Migration This one is a heavy hitter: for "senior corporate executives of companies making a turnover equivalent to 50 million Australian dollars." The Advisers advise. Perm. Residence: Established Business in Australia For those who have owned a prosperous business entity in Australia for at least 18 months, or for a person who plans to do so. For the Advisers site. Perm. Residence: Work Skills Migration The rules changed in July of 1999. This link reflect the new ones. Courtesy, the Advisers. Perm. Residence: Employer Sponsored visas For those skilled professionals who have a job offer in Australia, this section should help. From the Advisers. Perm. Residence: The Family Stream: An Overview A thorough overview of family-based immigration to Australia, including immediate family, parents and others, and adopted children. From DIMA. Perm. Residence: Family, Fiancé and Spouse Migration Those who have family in Australia can immigrate this way. From the Advisers. Perm. Residence: One-Year Requirement for Common Law Relations Those who cohabitate but are not legally married will be especially interested in these details from DIMA. Perm. Residence: Processing Priorities DIMA provides the details on which family members get first priority, second and so on. fact sheet from the Australian Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs. Temporary: Details on the Working Holiday Maker Australia's "working holiday maker scheme" is to promote cultural exchange among young people. From DIMA. Temporary: Temp Business Visas Those who have lots of money to invest and want to own a business may be in luck down under. The Advisers explain. Temporary: Retirement Visa Persons over 55 with ample income for comfortable retirement may be granted this visa. The Advisers. Temporary: Employer Sponsored visas Those with job skills and a job offer mat qualify for this visa. From the Advisers. Temporary: Tourist Visas Our own about.com guide to Australia for Visitors has the scoop. Student Visas Visas for study in Australia, from the Dept. of Immigration & Multicultural Affairs. Working while Studying in Australia Students can work while studying in Australia. From the DIMA. Info: Australian Migration Offices There are several ways of contacting one of the DIMA offices, find a list here. Info: Australian Embassies and Consulates Around the World Points of contact from around the world. From our about.com guide to Australia for Visitors Forms: Australian Immigration Forms All the forms you will need for any category. Scroll down for explanations. From DIMA. Misc.: Russian Immigration to Australia Website for Russian Speakers only. Covering all details.
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