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Joerg S. – Engineer
Dear Anna, Today has been a memorable day for us – and the time has come for a huge THANK YOU!!! My feeling which I had from the very first day when getting in touch with you was completely right. You are not just…
read more →Feb 26, 2015Graham L. – Bricklayer
Hi Anna, Just wanted to drop you a line to say a massive thank you for the work you did on our visa application and for bearing with Graham during his very stressful time with the IELTS. We are very happy with the…
read more →Feb 26, 2015Jennifer F. – Child Care Centre Manager
When we decided to apply for a visa we looked and spoke with various agents that could help us but after speaking with Anna at Taylor Hampton Solicitors I knew that this was the company that we wanted to use and felt…
read more →Oct 27, 2014Paradise found: World’s most livable countries revealed
Breaking the dominance of Northern and Western European countries for top spots in the world’s most livable countries were Australia, United States, New Zealand, Canada and Singapore. The ranking was based on the most…
read more →Sep 19, 2014Join us along with the Australian state governments at Down Under Live!!
If you’re looking for help with your Australian visa application and would like to come and see us, we will be exhibiting at “Down Under Live” on 25th & 26th October. Our MARA Registered Migration Agent who will be…
read more →Aug 26, 2014Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney and Perth named in top ten of EIU’s Global Liveability Index
Melbourne is ranked the most livable city in the world. IT comes as no surprise to many that four Australian cities have made the top 10 list of the most livable cities around the world, but which one came first? The…
read more →Aug 26, 2014Thousands of jobs are in demand
Thousands of jobs are in demand with roles like Carpenters, Plumbers, Electrical Mechanics, Electrical Trades Assistants, Crane Operators, Riggers, Doggers, Farmworkers, Pipe layers, and Concretors expected to lead the…
read more →Aug 16, 2014Skilled migration programme for 2014-15 stats fall and rise…
The occupational ceilings for the skilled migration programme the 2014-15 years were announced earlier this month with the quota for several occupations notably teachers, accountants and construction trades were falling…
read more →Jul 17, 2014| Emigrate to Australia
www.emigrate-to-australia.co.uk is an independent company based in the UK and is not affiliated with the Australian Government. You should be aware that Australian visas are available from the Australian Government…
read more →Jun 11, 2014No existing occupations are being removed from the SOL
11 JUNE 2014 From 1st July 2014 no existing occupations are being removed from the SOL A joint media statement from Andrew Robb – Minister for Trade and Investment, and Michaelia Cash – Assistant Minister for…
read more →Feb 12, 2014DIBP launches campaign to celebrate Australian citizenship
30th January 2014 The Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) has launched a social media campaign to celebrate 65 years of Australian citizenship. If you’re interested in submitting a citizenship…
read more →Dec 13, 2013Queensland says ‘now is the perfect time’ to apply for immigration visas
Queensland says ‘now is the perfect time’ to apply for immigration visas Are you thinking about applying for a business, skilled or investor retirement visa? On Tuesday, November 26, Business and Skilled Migration…
read more →Oct 28, 2013Government takes steps to attract foreign investors
Premier Denis Napthine has just attended the 51st Japan-Australia Joint Business Conference in Tokyo to celebrate Victoria’s “enduring relationship” with Japan. Mr Napthine explained in an October 21 statement that…
read more →Oct 21, 2013Students to benefit as Knight Review Changes rolled out
The first stage of a suite of measures supporting Australia’s international education sector is being rolled out as part of the Government’s response to the Knight Review, the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship,…
read more →Oct 21, 2013New migration measures crucial to mining boom success
The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Chris Bowen MP, announced new measures to assist Perth businesses attract the workers they need and alleviate skills shortages in the resources sector. In an address to the…
read more →Oct 21, 2013Australian’s life expectancy among the highest in the world
Australian life expectancy for both males and females continues to be amongst the highest in the world, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). A boy born today can expect to live an average of 79.5…
read more →Oct 21, 2013New advisory council on skilled migration
The new Ministerial Advisory Council on Skilled Migration (MACSM) will provide the Government with expert advice on the role of skilled migration in the Australian economy, the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship,…
read more →Oct 21, 2013Australia ‘needs more IT workers’
Information and communication technology are currently experiencing a growing skills gap (IT), a report has revealed, with more workers coming from overseas to help fill available positions. Migration consultants may…
read more →Oct 21, 2013Change to the skilled migration pass mark
The pass mark for the new SkillSelect visa subclasses 189, 190 and 489 will be 60 points. Intending migrants will first need to submit an expression of interest (EOI) and be invited to make an application for these…
read more →Oct 21, 2013Migration visa pricing changes examined
The current pass mark for points-tested skilled migrants who plan to come to Australia to work will be reduced by five points from July 1 – the same date the new SkillSelect register comes into effect. An announcement…
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