是不是暴风雨要来了呢？

James1972

在别的网站上看到的，看来非csl 有希望了
  
Minister discusses Australian visa delays on national radio programme
Australian Immigration Minister Senator Chris Evans admitted a delay in Australian visas in an interview by presenter Peter Mares on ABC radio's The National Interest programme last Friday.
During the 15 minute interview Senator Evan’s admitted that there were now approximately 30,000 onshore and 105,000 offshore Australian skilled visa applications that were delayed as a result of the processing priority changes in September, although the Minister described the situation as   "it's not a delay in processing, it's a prioritising".
Applicants within Australia can expect to wait until at least the end of 2011 before their cases are processed; migrants applying from overseas could wait until at least the end of 2012.
"They're not on hold. What people do is they apply for permanent migration to Australia, and they're assessed, and we determine, based on the needs of Australia and our priorities, who gains permanent migration.
"We operate the scheme in support of the national interest so people may be facing longer waits in some occupations but others are getting quicker treatment if they're in occupations which are necessary for the growth of our economy," Senator Evans said.

James1972

Skilled Australian immigration needed to combat shortfall of 1.4m workers: research
New research has found that Australia faces a potential skills shortfall equivalent to 1.4 million workers by 2025 unless workforce participation increases.
To combat the shortfall the Workplace Futures report, prepared by the Victorian Employers Chamber of Commerce and Industry, recommends raising the retirement age and boosting Australian immigration numbers with skilled migrants.
Australia is expected to see strong population growth, figures based on the continuation of high birth and net migration rates, but the paper warns the ageing population will mean a decline in workforce growth which will exacerbate labour shortages.
Skills shortages already exist in many industries in Australia, and skilled workers in occupations like nursing and IT are highly sought after by the Government and often given visa processing priority.
"The prominence of demographic change and skill shortages has recently been overtaken by the economic downturn of the last 12 months," the paper says.
"With unemployment increasing over that period, it would be easy to assume we no longer have a labour or skills shortage problem. However, skills shortages still exist in many industries, and the reality of Australia's ageing workforce means we face a structural deficit of workers over the next 15 years."

James1972

Australian immigration department petitioned by frustrated visa applicants
Frustrated by the sudden and unexpected move by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) to change visa processing policies many visa applicants have set up an online petition to protest the “extremely unfair practice”.
On September 23, the Australia immigration department announced a new list of processing priorities for the General Skilled Migration program affected both unallocated applications and Australia visa applications already allocated to case officers and in the process of being finalised.
The new visa processing priorities were announced suddenly, unexpectedly and were  made effective immediately.
Frank Claassen's, publisher of the petition, said: “We feel the implementation of these changes to applications already in the process of being finalized to be an extremely unfair practice and respectfully ask the department to reconsider this decision. We ask that DIAC apply fair practice and not penalize applications already in the process of being finalized.”
It is a call that many immigration specialists and government commentators have considered unlikely to be headed given current economic pressures.
However, the soon to be announced Migration Occupations in Demand Lists or MODL review is expected to make extensive changes to the Australia immigration system and could provide some applicants with a new pathway for migration.

James1972

Western Australia wages rise in strong Australian economy
New figures show the average weekly wage in Western Australia has grown 7 per cent last year to a seasonally adjusted $1,306.30.
The increase in wages has shown resilience in the Australian economy despite the global economic downturn.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics said recently that Western Australia's average weekly ordinary time earnings had risen from $1,221.90 in August last year to $1,306.30 in August this year, higher than the national average.
The state is experiencing high growth, particularly in the mining industry, and the Government has been encouraging skilled workers to emigrate to Australia to fill labour shortages.
If skilled workers have an occupation listed on the Critical Skills List they will see their Australia Visa application given priority processing.  
The average wage for a female working in Western Australia rose 9.3 per cent from $982.80 in August last year to $1,074.60. Wages for males working in Western Australia grew six per cent from $1,340.80 to $1.422.20.
Nationally, the average weekly wage in Australia is now $1,200.60, or $62,431 per annum, after rising by 5.2 per cent in the year to August.
The quarterly seasonally-adjusted pace of average weekly ordinary time earnings rose 0.9 per cent in the three months to August.

James1972

Australian economy defies expectations as 24,500 new jobs are added in October
Australian statistics released recently has shown on balance positive news for the Australian economy, with the country performing better than expected and in the top three countries in the world.
Australia was expected to lose 10,000 jobs in October but the Australian economy actually managed to add 24,500, neutralising the impact of the slightly higher unemployment rate across the country.
Australia's current unemployment rate is 5.8 per cent, up from 5.7 per cent, but the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) reported that Australia's unemployment rate has stabilised and will not reach the peak of 6.75 per cent forecast in this month's mid-year budget review instead touching just 6.3 per cent next year before turning down.
The result show the Australian economy is performing better than any Western country, other than Norway and Switzerland, with unemployment in Britain predicted to peak at 10 per cent.
and detailed employment figures have been release on average wages in states.
Western Australia is the best paid state with an average annual wage of $67,900, followed by New South Wales with an average wage of $63,325, Queensland with $61,500, and Victoria $60,800.

James1972

The Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) has written to the Australian Minister for Immigration and Citizenship expressing their concerns about the priority processing of General Skilled Migration applications.
Despite the call for a refund of visa costs to those who face a wait of up to three years before their Australia visa will be processed the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship Senator Evans has dismissed the idea.
The Minister said Australia Immigration would continue taking applications, although the entire system including the Migration Occupations in Demand List (MODL) was under review.
In the submission to the Minister the Institute stated that the new visa processing regime creates numerous serious problems including damage to Australia’s reputation, additional costs related to the wait to the Australia visa application, and the difficulty for employment for applicants on bridging visas.
The MIA said there was a potential risk to Australia’s reputation with thousands of people having paid Australia visa application charges, with the reasonable expectation that the applications would be finalised within published service standard times, waiting indefinite lengths of time for a decision on their applications.
The MIA has suggested that the Department should refund fees for applicants who now wish to withdraw their application,  and that it is particularly important to give priority processing exemptions to those applications which were about to be finalised just before the changes were announced.

James1972

总的看来，澳洲的经济正在恢复，也许很快就会有新政策出来了。大家拭目以待吧。

sevendragon

toooooooooooooold
谈话好久了

wolf

楼主提供的是一篇新的讯息。  



重温一次雅思阅读，每段一句话概括如下：

1 伊文斯坚持认为9月政策不是延误，而是一个支持经济增长的优先次序。

2 澳大利亚面临人口老龄化，行业技能短缺将长期存在。

3 大量非优先处理的申请人抗议不公平的做法，在线结伙抗议；新的MODL名单不久将拭目以待。

4 西澳大利亚州经济牛逼；男女工资增加。

5 澳大利亚经济趋向好转，失业率低于预先估计值，澳洲经济比西方国家好得多（原文）。

6 澳大利亚移民协会（MIA）对优先处理表示关注；伊文斯已经否认了退还签证申请费的说法；MIA建议应退还那些要求撤销申请的申请人费用，特别重要的是应优先处理那些在政策公布之前接近于完成的申请。




继续拭目以待

jkcat

MODL出来之后又有一堆傻眼的

quyongyao

真不知道怎么评价这个澳洲的移民部长了！
我都体检完了，他们还答应我在一周之内处理完，我们就辞掉了工作，卖掉了房子，我都预定了机票了！这个9.23政策！真是把我往死里逼呀！
我应该到哪里去说这些呀！这就是澳洲移民局干的事情呀！

shenzy

原帖由 jkcat 于 22-11-2009 16:28 发表

                               
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MODL出来之后又有一堆傻眼的

ringsun

原帖由 quyongyao 于 22-11-2009 16:53 发表

                               
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真不知道怎么评价这个澳洲的移民部长了！
我都体检完了，他们还答应我在一周之内处理完，我们就辞掉了工作，卖掉了房子，我都预定了机票了！这个9.23政策！真是把我往死里逼呀！
我应该到哪里去说这些呀！这就是澳 ...

Anonymity

原帖由 quyongyao 于 22-11-2009 16:53 发表

                               
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真不知道怎么评价这个澳洲的移民部长了！
我都体检完了，他们还答应我在一周之内处理完，我们就辞掉了工作，卖掉了房子，我都预定了机票了！这个9.23政策！真是把我往死里逼呀！
我应该到哪里去说这些呀！这就是澳 ...

mgdhy

原帖由 quyongyao 于 22-11-2009 16:53 发表

                               
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真不知道怎么评价这个澳洲的移民部长了！
我都体检完了，他们还答应我在一周之内处理完，我们就辞掉了工作，卖掉了房子，我都预定了机票了！这个9.23政策！真是把我往死里逼呀！
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The MIA has suggested that the Department should refund fees for applicants who now wish to withdraw their application,  and that it is particularly important to give priority processing exemptions to those applications which were about to be finalised just before the changes were announced.

移民部长现在是猪八戒照镜子里外不是人

jjcggls

lander_20

拭目以待，希望不久就会有关于非CSL的好消息。

ringsun

原帖由 lander_20 于 23-11-2009 12:57 发表

                               
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拭目以待，希望不久就会有关于非CSL的好消息。

基本没有这个可能，现在连CSL都人人自危 。

喜蛛

我的霍巴特

等死，死等。。。。

jannymice

万一新modl出了，会影响已经提交的申请吗？

quyongyao

对于移民前景  本人不太乐观！再没有得到十分具体的政策之前  本人可以说十分悲观！谁知道澳洲移民局这帮家伙又能搞出些什么名堂！根本就没有一点准！小孩的脸！说变就变！

TtiGeR

原帖由 jannymice 于 23-11-2009 14:47 发表

                               
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万一新modl出了，会影响已经提交的申请吗？

取决于审理时的法律

如果审理时的法律说影响 就影响
反之则不影响

ZYZL

希望已申请的朋友都要坚持住，谁也不要退款。

mgdhy

....the soon to be announced Migration Occupations in Demand Lists or MODL review is expected to make extensive changes to the Australia immigration system and could provide some applicants with a new pathway for migration.

有没有注意到这句话---------不久，在需求名单上的移民职业或者MODL将被公布，它将会对澳大利亚移民系统产生广泛改变，并且给一些申请人提供一个新的移民通道。


  什么新的移民通道？

susanlee1981

我不这么认为，既然技能短缺，经济好转，新的modl绝不会比csl得职业少，他们也得考虑本国的留学产业！

薄荷蓝

额，我迫切想知道，修改后的MODL何时能出来呢？
说11月9号，结果到现在也没消息，年底有希望么？

jjcggls

是死是活我们都能承受，让暴风雨来得再猛烈些吧！

bigshow

我们已经是被压在最底层的“三无”无产阶级，应该说对移民部改革的态度是最坚决！最彻底！可以无畏！我们已经一无所有了，还怕那些更猛烈的暴风雨吗？

shirley_1999_80

退錢有什麽用，移民花的難道只有那一點點申請費嗎？耽誤了多少時間和精力，亞斯考試，有些人找中介辦，代理費，公證費，等等等等。

我已經對澳洲移民侷很失望了。