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高手也没法写了唉,几乎就没说啥事呢
就说开始按照新sol来“招生”。
http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/g ... re-preseptember.pdf
这个pdf里倒是暗藏杀机了。
引述如下:
Changes to offshore General Skilled Migration visa applications received before 1 September 2007
What are the changes to offshore General Skilled Migration visas lodged before1 September 2007?
Under section 39 of the Migration Act 1958 the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship has the power to set the maximum number of visas of a particular class that may be granted in a financial year. This is known as ‘capping’. Once this number is reached, any application for that class of visa above that maximum number that has not been finalised is taken not to have been made. This is known as ‘ceasing’. This means that the application and visa application charge is returned to the visa applicant.
Why is the Minister capping and ceasing General Skilled Migration visa applications made before 1 September 2007 visas?
The number of places in the Skilled Migration Program available to applicants who are not sponsored by an employer continues to decline, as the Government’s priority is to support demand driven migration. At the same time, the number of pending GSM applications continues to grow as the demand for GSM places exceeds the available supply.
The Australian Government has decided to end the ongoing uncertainty for offshore GSM visa applicants who applied prior to 1 September 2007, by capping and ceasing these visa classes.
I applied for an offshore GSM visa prior to 1 September 2007. What will happen to my application?
If your GSM application is not decided before the cap is reached, you will be subject to the capping and ceasing arrangements and your VAC will be returned. You will no longer have an application waiting to be processed.
I lodged my offshore GSM visa application before 1 September 2007 and have provided all documents requested by the department including medicals and police checks. Will the change affect me?
Yes, if your GSM application is not decided before the cap is reached, you will be subject to the capping and ceasing arrangements and your VAC will be returned. You will no longer have an application under consideration.
Will the Australian Government refund the total cost associated with my offshore GSM application, such as the VAC, obtaining a skills assessment medical examinations and police checks if I lodged the application before 1 September 2007?
The Australian Government will refund the VAC if your application is capped and ceased. Associated fees incurred for medical examinations, English language tests and police checks cannot be refunded as these payments were not made to the Australian Government.
Can I apply again for an offshore GSM visa even though my previous application has been capped and ceased?
Yes. You can apply again for any of the current GSM visa subclasses. However, you will need to meet the current legislative requirements, which have changed significantly from those that existed prior to 1 September 2007.
Can I request the Department not to impose the capping arrangements in relation to my offshore GSM application lodged before1 September 2007?
No. When the Minister decides to cap and cease all offshore GSM visa classes lodged before 1 September 2007, under the Migration Act 1958, all case officers must act in accordance with the Minister’s decision.
Who can I contact in the department to discuss my case?
If you are outside Australia. Telephone: + 61 1300 735 683
If you are in Australia. Telephone: 1300 735 683. Monday to Friday 9 am to 4 pm (Central Australian Time).
[ 本帖最后由 leciel95 于 1-7-2010 04:53 编辑 ] |
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