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Shahbaz CHATTHA is iAE Migration Consultants with Registered Migration Agent # 0852097 , MMIA # 3628 ad Member of Migration Institute of Australia and Migration Alliance and expert on Migration LAW and Practice (Australian National University). He has done MSc GC University, Lahore-PK.
He works from iAE Edu Net EduHouse Inc. Sydney Office,
Level 1, 303 Pitt St Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
Tel :+61- 2-9267 5252 (112) Fax :+61- 2-9267 5250
Mobile :+61- 430 823 500
His E-mail is chattha@iaeoz.net & Skype ID: iae-chattha.
You can contact him for migration, immigration, admissions and international studetns related matters.
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By shafqat ali on
5/11/2010
The Victorian State Migration Plan for sponsorship under Subclasses 176, 886, 475 and 487 General Skilled Migration (GSM) visa applications has been released. Please see attachments in details.
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By shafqat ali on
4/07/2010
Graduates of Australian accounting degree programs will continue to have the option to complete the Skilled Migration Internship Program Accounting (SMIPA) and gain an assessment that can be used to apply for general skilled migration (GSM).
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By shafqat ali on
3/06/2010
Following the creation of flexible working arrangements for International Medical Graduates (IMGs) under the subclass 457 visa, the subclass 422 visa will no longer be available for new primary visa applicants from 1 July 2010. This removal of the Subclass 422 visa is in line with the Australian Government’s deregulation agenda
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By shafqat ali on
17/05/2010
DIAC has announced a new Skilled Occupation List (SOL) for General Skilled Migration (GSM). The new SOL does apply for non-GSM visas, such as ENS, RSMS or Subclass 457.
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By shafqat ali on
13/05/2010
The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Senator Chris Evans, said on Tuesday 11th May 2010. The Government will sharpen the focus of the skilled migration program on areas of skills shortage but will maintain the current overall size of the migration program. The overall size of the migration program will remain unchanged with a total of 168 700 places, comprising a total skill stream of 113 850 places, a total family stream of 54 550 places and 300 special eligibility places.
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By shafqat ali on
10/05/2010
The Minister has announced on 7 May 2010 a temporary suspension of certain general skilled migration visas. The Minister has not indicated when the suspension will be lifted, however it will be no earlier than the announcement of the new Skilled Occupation List (SOL).
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By shafqat ali on
1/05/2010
CPA Australia and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA) have announced that, from 1 July 2010, the skills assessment criteria for General Skills Migration will be as follows:
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By shafqat ali on
26/11/2009
Under condition 8104 family members of students who have commenced a Masters or Doctorate degree are permitted to work unlimited hours. Please note: Primary applicant (student) can work a maximum of 20 hours per week during the term and unlimited hours when course is not in session.UPLOADTEMPLATE
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By shafqat ali on
25/09/2009
The Minister has set a new priority processing direction which comes into effect on 23 September 2009. Please see attachment for more detail
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By shafqat ali on
24/09/2009
Offering free gifts to new students or migration clients, those who are visiting our IAE-Sydney office for counselling. IAE Edu Net Celebrating 17 Anniversary. Please see attachment
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By shafqat ali on
22/09/2009
Regarding partner visa applications, section 48 of the Migration Act is where an applicant is ineligible to apply for any further visas onshore if they have been refused or had a visa cancelled onshore.
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Author:
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Created:
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23/09/2009
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Shahbaz CHATTHA is iAE Migration Consultants with Registered Migration Agent # 0852097 , MMIA # 3628 ad Member of Migration Institute of Australia and Migration Alliance and expert on Migration LAW and Practice (Australian National University). He has done MSc GC University, Lahore-PK.
He works from iAE Edu Net EduHouse Inc. Sydney Office,
Level 1, 303 Pitt St Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
Tel :+61- 2-9267 5252 (112) Fax :+61- 2-9267 5250
Mobile :+61- 430 823 500
His E-mail is chattha@iaeoz.net & Skype ID: iae-chattha.
You can contact him for migration, immigration, admissions and international studetns related matters.
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By shafqat ali on
5/11/2010
The Victorian State Migration Plan for sponsorship under Subclasses 176, 886, 475 and 487 General Skilled Migration (GSM) visa applications has been released. Please see attachments in details.
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By shafqat ali on
4/07/2010
Graduates of Australian accounting degree programs will continue to have the option to complete the Skilled Migration Internship Program Accounting (SMIPA) and gain an assessment that can be used to apply for general skilled migration (GSM).
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By shafqat ali on
3/06/2010
Following the creation of flexible working arrangements for International Medical Graduates (IMGs) under the subclass 457 visa, the subclass 422 visa will no longer be available for new primary visa applicants from 1 July 2010. This removal of the Subclass 422 visa is in line with the Australian Government’s deregulation agenda
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By shafqat ali on
17/05/2010
DIAC has announced a new Skilled Occupation List (SOL) for General Skilled Migration (GSM). The new SOL does apply for non-GSM visas, such as ENS, RSMS or Subclass 457.
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By shafqat ali on
13/05/2010
The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Senator Chris Evans, said on Tuesday 11th May 2010. The Government will sharpen the focus of the skilled migration program on areas of skills shortage but will maintain the current overall size of the migration program. The overall size of the migration program will remain unchanged with a total of 168 700 places, comprising a total skill stream of 113 850 places, a total family stream of 54 550 places and 300 special eligibility places.
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By shafqat ali on
10/05/2010
The Minister has announced on 7 May 2010 a temporary suspension of certain general skilled migration visas. The Minister has not indicated when the suspension will be lifted, however it will be no earlier than the announcement of the new Skilled Occupation List (SOL).
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By shafqat ali on
1/05/2010
CPA Australia and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA) have announced that, from 1 July 2010, the skills assessment criteria for General Skills Migration will be as follows:
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By shafqat ali on
26/11/2009
Under condition 8104 family members of students who have commenced a Masters or Doctorate degree are permitted to work unlimited hours. Please note: Primary applicant (student) can work a maximum of 20 hours per week during the term and unlimited hours when course is not in session.UPLOADTEMPLATE
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By shafqat ali on
25/09/2009
The Minister has set a new priority processing direction which comes into effect on 23 September 2009. Please see attachment for more detail
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By shafqat ali on
24/09/2009
Offering free gifts to new students or migration clients, those who are visiting our IAE-Sydney office for counselling. IAE Edu Net Celebrating 17 Anniversary. Please see attachment
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By shafqat ali on
22/09/2009
Regarding partner visa applications, section 48 of the Migration Act is where an applicant is ineligible to apply for any further visas onshore if they have been refused or had a visa cancelled onshore.
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Archive
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Author:
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23/09/2009
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Shahbaz CHATTHA is iAE Migration Consultants with Registered Migration Agent # 0852097 , MMIA # 3628 ad Member of Migration Institute of Australia and Migration Alliance and expert on Migration LAW and Practice (Australian National University). He has done MSc GC University, Lahore-PK.
He works from iAE Edu Net EduHouse Inc. Sydney Office,
Level 1, 303 Pitt St Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
Tel :+61- 2-9267 5252 (112) Fax :+61- 2-9267 5250
Mobile :+61- 430 823 500
His E-mail is chattha@iaeoz.net & Skype ID: iae-chattha.
You can contact him for migration, immigration, admissions and international studetns related matters.
|
By shafqat ali on
5/11/2010
The Victorian State Migration Plan for sponsorship under Subclasses 176, 886, 475 and 487 General Skilled Migration (GSM) visa applications has been released. Please see attachments in details.
|
By shafqat ali on
4/07/2010
Graduates of Australian accounting degree programs will continue to have the option to complete the Skilled Migration Internship Program Accounting (SMIPA) and gain an assessment that can be used to apply for general skilled migration (GSM).
|
By shafqat ali on
3/06/2010
Following the creation of flexible working arrangements for International Medical Graduates (IMGs) under the subclass 457 visa, the subclass 422 visa will no longer be available for new primary visa applicants from 1 July 2010. This removal of the Subclass 422 visa is in line with the Australian Government’s deregulation agenda
|
By shafqat ali on
17/05/2010
DIAC has announced a new Skilled Occupation List (SOL) for General Skilled Migration (GSM). The new SOL does apply for non-GSM visas, such as ENS, RSMS or Subclass 457.
|
By shafqat ali on
13/05/2010
The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Senator Chris Evans, said on Tuesday 11th May 2010. The Government will sharpen the focus of the skilled migration program on areas of skills shortage but will maintain the current overall size of the migration program. The overall size of the migration program will remain unchanged with a total of 168 700 places, comprising a total skill stream of 113 850 places, a total family stream of 54 550 places and 300 special eligibility places.
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By shafqat ali on
10/05/2010
The Minister has announced on 7 May 2010 a temporary suspension of certain general skilled migration visas. The Minister has not indicated when the suspension will be lifted, however it will be no earlier than the announcement of the new Skilled Occupation List (SOL).
|
By shafqat ali on
1/05/2010
CPA Australia and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA) have announced that, from 1 July 2010, the skills assessment criteria for General Skills Migration will be as follows:
|
By shafqat ali on
26/11/2009
Under condition 8104 family members of students who have commenced a Masters or Doctorate degree are permitted to work unlimited hours. Please note: Primary applicant (student) can work a maximum of 20 hours per week during the term and unlimited hours when course is not in session.UPLOADTEMPLATE
|
By shafqat ali on
25/09/2009
The Minister has set a new priority processing direction which comes into effect on 23 September 2009. Please see attachment for more detail
|
By shafqat ali on
24/09/2009
Offering free gifts to new students or migration clients, those who are visiting our IAE-Sydney office for counselling. IAE Edu Net Celebrating 17 Anniversary. Please see attachment
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By shafqat ali on
22/09/2009
Regarding partner visa applications, section 48 of the Migration Act is where an applicant is ineligible to apply for any further visas onshore if they have been refused or had a visa cancelled onshore.
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