签证申请 今日: 0|主题: 73420|排名: 41 

最后发表： teuer
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不好意思，打击你一下，请问是DIY吗？不够分还申请，不是浪费钱吗？不好意思。。。

最后发表： sun2000
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多谢大家的祝福，刚发现我们搭上了末班车，新政后我们的职业不再CSL上了，想想都后怕。运气真不错，希望大家都有好运。

最后发表： amyryan
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偶现在还在厦门，准备申请309哦

最后发表： richardwei
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努力雅思吧。没有别的路子了

最后发表： 天行健
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3.16号 CSL 发生重大变化

最后发表： duke_yang
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可以参考一下ritz大大的帖子。
http://freeoz.org/forum/thread-819111-1-1.html

绝对权威！

最后发表： abaoing
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还锤,锤个毛啊,我的申请职业今天从csl表格上消失了,这还有戏吗?

最后发表： fgyzj
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You haven't got your visa, have you?

最后发表： vivianchengwei
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谢谢楼上的，那我就当这个further是个好消息吧

最后发表： mutoudemu
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看来锤一锤真有效，呵呵，那借你的金手帮我们都锤锤直接瞄准吧

对了LZ，IEA的也要通知移民局的自己在CSL上？

最后发表： hxuanyu
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你说的很好 报应 是我最相信的一件事

所以 我为我做的一切负责，我希望老天真能有眼，把报应施加在每一个人身上

真话

最后发表： ritz
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这个是revalidation么？好快啊

最后发表： ma.qy
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这就是新政的根本目的.

最后发表： zhangyuanzhi
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Changes to the Skilled Migration Program - effective 16 March 2009

16号以前的如何处理呢？

最后发表： sailor601
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887一切都递交了,前段时间CO来信要求补料,我补上了,EMAIL也回信说收到了会转给CO,已经过去一段时间了,怎么还没有消息呢?

最后发表： JENNY.P
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最后发表： JENNY.P
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There must  be  a  way ! :

[ 本帖最后由 JENNY.P 于 16-3-2009 17:17 编辑 ]

最后发表： ritz
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版主大人，你不会没看过置顶集中贴吧... 囧
置顶集中贴——新人必读

官方网站链接
http://freeoz.org/forum/viewthre ... id=35805#pid1794798

最后发表： justmarried
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大家不要这么激动唉
说不定就是看看是不是CSL
不是就放在一边候着了

最后发表： ritz
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一个家庭算是一个申请，上面那个是offshore GSM技术移民的申请费，其他类别的可能会有不同
你可以到官方网站自己看
http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/990i/visa-charges.htm

离岸申请技术移民的
http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/ ... tside-australia.htm

最后发表： xgYANG
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请各位指点456DIY怎么做？？？？？

最后发表： mimel
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有道理！

最后发表： leelumi
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我主要是觉得80表根本就不应该上传呀

最后发表： 秋风词
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哦?!仅此而已,这很简单啦. 谢谢!

最后发表： 我的霍巴特
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爱谁谁吧。。。

最后发表： shark2008
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没用过应该没问题

最后发表： 天天902
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终于可以放点心啦

最后发表： zbnloveyou
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Migrant cuts tipped to ease housing

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/03/16/2516982.htm



AMP Capital economist Shane Oliver says the housing shortage has been a function of high immigration. (ABC News: Giulio Saggin, file photos)

A leading economist says the Federal Government's decision to reduce Australia's skilled migrant intake should help ease significant housing shortages, especially in Sydney and Melbourne.

The Permanent Migration program will be cut by 14 per cent to 115,000 people this financial year in response to Australia's rising unemployment rate and the broader global financial crisis.

Immigration Minister Chris Evans announced this morning there will be a massive slowing in the permanent migration program.

AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver says migration levels play a key role in the overall demand for housing in the economy.

"Australia, over the last few years, has had a shortage of housing and that's partly been a function of very high immigration levels," he said.

"Now that we're cutting back on the immigration level, naturally it will cut back the demand for housing.

"Therefore it will tend to reduce, to some degree, that shortage of housing that's been an issue over the last few years."

Mr Oliver says while the cutback is fairly modest, it still means there will be 18,000 fewer people needing a home.

"That would translate to demand for about 6,000 to 7,000 houses or dwellings," he said.

"Of course when people first enter the country, their first inclination is to rent. Over the next few years they might settle down and buy or build a house.

"But initially, it'll be the rental market that will be affected by this and that could help take some of the upwards pressure off rents."

Proceed with caution

Nationals Senator Barnaby Joyce says the Federal Government needs to be careful about how it decides to cut the skilled migrant intake.

The Government had planned to accept more than 130,000 migrants this financial year.

Despite the reduction, this year's intake is still expected to be above last year's total.

Senator Joyce says he is cautiously in favour of the move.

"In areas such as abattoirs, where we still have troubles trying to fill the full production line of people - if we take away 30 per cent of the production line, you end up closing the whole production line down," he said.

"So we have to go about this one carefully, otherwise we'll actually be putting Australians out of work."

Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull says the Government should act to cut further if unemployment worsens.

"We've been calling for the Government to cut its immigration intake for months now in light of the worsening economic situation so this is a welcome move," he said.

"It's good that they've finally recognised the gravity to the threats to jobs in Australia and acted to reduce the immigration intake."

Striking a balance

The peak body representing small business says it trusts the Federal Government has closely examined Australia's skilled migration figures before deciding to make cuts.

Council of Small Business of Australia chief executive Jaye Radisich says the economy has to be put in the best possible position to withstand the worldwide economic downturn.

"Small business certainly has relied on skilled migrants to provide a lot of skills in various industries to supplement the lack of education and training we've had in some areas," she said.

"[But] we do have to balance off the fact that our unemployment rate has risen by over 50,000 people in the last month."

Tags: business-economics-and-finance, building-and-construction, immigration , unemployment, federal-government, international-financial-crisis, australia

最后发表： boskey
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谢谢kickstar！ 有点儿感觉了...

最后发表： sweetpeaches
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请问各位XDJM，如果我获得NAATI翻译评估，是不是还需要提供同翻译相关的工作经验？因为我目前的工作虽然同翻译相关，但是不知道能撑多久，就怕等到贝雕的时候公司黄了，是不是更加糟糕？因为我即时不提供这3年的工作经验，分数也是够的。

还望有经验的给点建议，谢谢！

最后发表： ekhtai
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Government cuts migration program
Monday, 16 March 2009

The Rudd Government will cut the 2008-09 permanent skilled migration program by 14 per cent to protect local jobs while ensuring employers can access skilled professionals in industries still experiencing skills shortages.

As has long been the case, the Government can adjust immigration levels according to the economic circumstances of the day and last week Cabinet agreed to cut the permanent skilled migration program in light of the worsening global economic situation.

Clearly, the economic circumstances in Australia have changed as a result of the global financial crisis so it is prudent to reduce this year’s migration intake accordingly.

The changes to the program are:

A 14 per cent cut in the 2008-09 permanent skilled migration program intake from 133 500 to 115 000.
Removing building and manufacturing trades from the Critical Skills List, such as bricklayers, plumbers, welders, carpenters and metal fitters. The list will now comprise mainly health and medical, engineering and IT professions.
These changes follow measures announced in December that resulted in only those migrants sponsored by an employer or in an occupation on the Critical Skills List being granted visas under the permanent skilled migration program. Almost half of the permanent visas granted are to applicants already living and working in Australia.

The Critical Skills List will remain under constant review and the Government will remove occupations from the list if demand for those skills can be satisfied by local labour.

The overwhelming message from business and industry is that Australia still needs to maintain a skilled migration program but one that is more targeted so that migrant workers are meeting skills shortages and not competing with locals for jobs.

There are still skills shortages in some sectors, such as healthcare, and these measures will enable industry to continue to source the skilled professionals they need while protecting local jobs and the wages and conditions of Australian workers.

The Rudd Government remains committed to a strong migration program but will continue to monitor the migration intake and will set the 2009-10 migration program to reflect the economic climate as part of the Budget process.

Skilled migration plays a crucial role in stimulating the economy and combined with the Government’s Nation Building and Jobs Plan, will help Australia come out of the global economic downturn.

最后发表： charles-lee
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估计削减的2W基本都在TRA里面吧,削减的配额是2008.7－2009.6月的。
The Government will reduce the planned record intake of 133,500 workers in 2008-09 to 115,000.


2009-2010的具体情况还得等5月份的预算出来
The 2009-10 migration program will be set in the May Budget and reflect the economic climate。

移民前景不是很乐观啊

[ 本帖最后由 charles-lee 于 16-3-2009 12:10 编辑 ]

最后发表： 我的霍巴特
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最后发表： SHARING
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最后发表： summerainy
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打电话咨询公证处，公证处说要派出所开证明

打电话问派出所，因为是集体户口，档案在单位，派出所说要单位先开证明（工作时户口迁去了东莞）

但是现在的情况是单位不肯开证明

现在怎么办啊，

最后发表： 我要气死你wwcc
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帮顶，我也想知道

最后发表： andy0508
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。。。。。。。

最后发表： ritz
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实际上因为现在很多是拿电子机票的，边境一般不检查机票，只要你告诉他去哪里然后有目的地需要的签证或者护照就行。
不过想钻这个空子的人要考虑清楚上黑名单之后以后过境或者申请签证都有可能被拒绝的

最后发表： ritz
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虽然没见过先例，不过取消付申请应该是可以的，不需要重新申请

最后发表： cristian
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谢谢了。楼上的兄弟