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Migration Amendment (Visa Capping) Bill 2010
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If the minister were to cap and terminate the applications then applicants may only have 28 days to wind up their affairs and leave. Some of these applicants would have been in Australia for years and waiting for a decision after lodging valid applications for PR. They may have found good jobs and well settled in Australia. Some may have married and have children, purchased property etc; Visa capping retrospectively a crime against humanity (http://www.dlegal.com.au/migration/m/visa-capping-retrospectively-a-crime-against-humanity.html)
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Visa Capping Bill SIGN THE PETITION FOR OUR VOICE TO BE HEARD
Thursday, June 24, 2010Posted by Dinesh Iriyagolle Weerakkody at Thursday, June 24, 2010 1 comments
Sign The Petition For Our Voice To Be Heard Against THE VISA CAPPING BILL 2010
Sunday, June 20, 2010Posted by Dinesh Iriyagolle Weerakkody at Sunday, June 20, 2010 0 comments
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Introduction
Tuesday, April 20, 2010Oates Rennick & Associates Lawyers
Get to know About us and OUR TEAM and PROFILE
MIGRATION: We are not just Migration Agents. We are also Qualified Australian Lawyers & members of the Law Institute of Victoria. We operate under a strict Code of Conduct administered by the Legal Services Board (under the Legal Profession Act 2004) , The Law Institute of Victoria and also the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA 0742843).
STUDY IN AUSTRALIA Australian education has a strong international reputation. Eligible students may be able to apply for permanent visas. Australia is also one of the best places to live and has best liveable cities in the world.
PROPERTY (CONVEYANCING) Buying and Selling property, either for home or investment, is a serious matter. Mistakes can be costly. No matter what the media tell you, conveyancing is best left in the hands of the trained professional - Property Lawyer.
Consulting services to RTOs (Registered Training Organisations and Education Providers)
LAW PRACTICE: We are a general law firm founded by Mr.E. Oates 25 years ago.
Wills and Probate - Everyone must plan their legal wills and estates.
Power of Attorney -
A document which gives authority to act on your behalf
The power can be specific to a certain task or broad to cover many financial duties.
The power can be given to start immediately, or upon mental incapacity
Family law - Many disputes can be resolved through communication and negotiation, which can help to reduce costs, delays and legal action.
MOVING TO AUSTRALIA? HOME LOAN - Contact us for - Westpac Loans
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Labels: Migration, Study in Australia
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Tuesday, October 13, 2009Introduction
Oates Rennick & Associates Lawyers
www.dlegal.com.au/
MIGRATION: We are not just Migration Agents. We are also Qualified Australian Lawyers & members of the Law Institute of Victoria . We operate under a strict Code of Conduct administered by the Legal Services Board (under the Legal Profession Act 2004) , The Law Institute of Victoria and also the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA 0742843).
STUDY IN AUSTRALIA Australian education has a strong international reputation. Eligible students may be able to apply for permanent visas. Australia is also one of the best places to live and has best liveable cities in the world.
PROPERTY (CONVEYANCING) Buying and Selling property, either for home or investment, is a serious matter. Mistakes can be costly. No matter what the media tell you, conveyancing is best left in the hands of the trained professional - Property Lawyer.
LAW PRACTICE: We are a general law firm founded by Mr.E. Oates 25 years ago.
Wills and Probate - Everyone must plan their legal wills and estates.
Power of Attorney -
A document which gives authority to act on your behalf
The power can be specific to a certain task or broad to cover many financial duties.
The power can be given to start immediately, or upon mental incapacity
Family law - Many disputes can be resolved through communication and negotiation, which can help to reduce costs, delays and legal action.
Posted by Dinesh Iriyagolle Weerakkody at Tuesday, October 13, 2009 1 comments
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New MODL and the priority processing of CSL applications
Sunday, August 16, 2009
New MODL and the priority processing of CSL applications
Published By Dinesh Weerakkody - Solicitor & Barrister
As publicised the first issues paper of the Migration Occupations in Demand List (MODL) review, being conducted by DEEWR and DIAC, is open for public comment now.
Many are asking questions about the role of the new MODL and how it affects priority processing of CSL applications.
The arrangements for the transition to the new MODL will be determined once the outcomes of the review are finalised.
The Critical Skills List(CSL) will remain in place while the review is in progress and then be phased out following the implementation of any recommendations flowing from the review.
Occupations which are listed on the CSL receive priority processing, which assists the targeting of the migration program.
These arrangements will continue until the review is finalised. Once the review is finalised, arrangements for phasing out the CSL will be announced.
Contact us for more information
Dinesh Weerakkody LLB; PDLP
Solicitor & Barrister (An Australian Legal Practitioner)
An Australian Migration Agent (0742843)
Mob + 61 425725570
Fax + 61 3 9808 2243
Email: info@dlegal.com.au; dweerakkody@hotmail.com
DX 32503 BURWOOD
C/O Oates Rennick & Associates.
4 Burwood H’way Burwood, VIC 3125, Australia
Note: Information courtesy - DIAC
Posted by Dinesh Iriyagolle Weerakkody at Sunday, August 16, 2009 0 comments
Labels: australian migration, csl, dinesh weerakkody, modl points, occupations in demand
MODL Review is taking place
Friday, August 14, 2009MODL Review is taking place
Published By Dinesh Weerakkody - Solicitor & Barrister
MODL Review
The government has agreed to reform the MODL to make it more forward looking, focusing on Australia’s skill needs for the future and giving priority to migrants with high value and high quality skills.
The first issues paper of the Migration Occupations in Demand List (MODL) review, being conducted by DEEWR and DIAC, is open for public comment now.
A second issues paper will be published later.
During the course of the process, DIAC also plans to hold consultation forums in Sydney and Melbourne.
What is the Migration Occupations in Demand List (MODL)?
The Migration Occupations in Demand List (MODL) lists those occupations and specialisations identified by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) that are in short supply.
How often does the MODL change?
The MODL is reviewed twice a year to take into consideration existing and emerging skills shortages. This does not mean the list is changed twice a year. Changes only occur if there has been a significant change in labour market trends.
As the MODL may change from time to time, you are advised to check the current MODL at the time you are lodging your visa application.
How are occupation points awarded on the points test?
If your nominated occupation is on MODL either at the time your application is lodged or assessed, you will be eligible for 'occupation in demand/job offer' points on the General Skilled Migration points test. You will receive extra points if you have a job offer from a suitable Australian employer.
Contact us for more information
Dinesh Weerakkody LLB; PDLP
Solicitor & Barrister (An Australian Legal Practitioner)
An Australian Migration Agent (0742843)
Mob + 61 425725570
Fax + 61 3 9808 2243
Email: info@dlegal.com.au; dweerakkody@hotmail.com
DX 32503 BURWOOD
C/O Oates Rennick & Associates.
4 Burwood H’way Burwood, VIC 3125, Australia
Posted by Dinesh Iriyagolle Weerakkody at Friday, August 14, 2009 0 comments
Pathway for CIMA members to CPA Australia membership
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Pathway for CIMA members to CPA Australia membership
The following steps demonstrate the pathway for the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) qualified members to become a CPA Australia member under the conditions of the mutual recognition agreement (MRA) in the status CPA in the case of an Associate CIMA member or FCPA status in the case of a Fellow CIMA member.
Step 1: determine eligibility
The following criteria applies to Associate or Fellow members of CIMA who:
- have successfully completed:
- the CIMA professional qualification
- the CIMA practical experience requirements
and
- is a member of good standing and not under any investigation for professional conduct infringements with CIMA
Each application is subject to a formal, individual assessment of qualifications. If you are uncertain as to your eligibility for membership under the MRA, contact MAIS.admission@cpaaustralia.com.au
Step 2: complete application
Complete the Application for admission as a CPA under a MRA form. Include the following with your application:
- 100 points of identification (see application form)
- admission and membership fee (see application form)
- letter of good standing dated no older than one year prior to application - to be obtained from CIMA which contains the following information:
- date joined CIMA
- date advanced to current member status
- date current membership is fully paid to
- confirming you are not a member of CIMA by virtue of another mutual recognition agreement
- confirming you are not currently subject to any disciplinary sanctions or investigation and have not been subject to any disciplinary sanctions in the past five years
- change of name documentation (if applicable)
Step 3: forward application
Forward your application to:
Member advisory and information services
CPA Australia
GPO Box 2820
Melbourne VIC 3001
Step 4: processing of application
Your application will take approximately four weeks to process. If there are any queries regarding the details of your application a CPA Australia staff member will contact you via email.
If your application is successful, an initial email will be sent to you informing you of your success. A welcome pack including a membership certificate will follow by mail.
If your application is unsuccessful, a letter will be sent to you outlining the reasons why your application was not successful. Advice will be provided as to how you can meet CPA Australia’s membership requirements.
Once you are a member of CPA Australia your obligations are to undertake CPA Australia's requirements in the following areas:
- continuing professional education (CPD)*
- professional conduct
- professional assurance
- professional standards
*Completion of CPA Australia's CPD requirements will also satisfy CIMA's CPD requirements. You will be required to report annually to both CIMA and CPA Australia.
Note: The MRA does not include rights to conduct public accounting services, signed audited financial statements or act as a tax agent. A separate application for the practicing certificate issued by CPA Australia is required.
Posted by Dinesh Iriyagolle Weerakkody at Tuesday, August 04, 2009 0 comments
Labels: australian migration, CIMA members to CPA Australia membership, dinesh weerakkody
Close of Colleges - Sterling and Melbourne International
Monday, August 3, 2009Note: When choosing an education provider students should not only consider the fees of the courses and number of days the courses are held but must also investigate the reputation and quality of the education that will be provided and of the agent.
The writer pleads with the students and advice seekers to do research and use a degree of caution and common sense when making decisions that affects once future and when consulting agents and not only of the cheap cost of some consultations.
Further there is information the affected students on the AEI (Australian Education International) website or are downloadable here:
• Sterling College
• Melbourne International College
Students are advised that under the ESOS Act, ACPET is required to offer them a suitable alternative course and that they will not be required to pay extra money if they have already paid money in advance to Sterling College or Melbourne International College.
Students are advised that under the ESOS Act, ACPET is required to offer them a suitable alternative course and that they will not be required to pay extra money if they have already paid money in advance to Sterling College or Melbourne International College.
If ACPET is unable to find a student a suitable alternative course, then the ESOS Assurance Fund may offer the student a suitable alternative course, and if the Assurance fund is not able to place the student in a suitable alternative course, the student may be eligible for a refund.
Students can arrange their own enrolment in another course, but they must notify ACPET if they do so.Students are advised that: “You do not need to enrol yourself in another course at this time. Arrangements are being made to place you in another course as soon as possible. You should retain all records concerning your enrolment at Sterling College Pty Ltd including receipts and academic records.”
There are also Frequently Asked Questions with further information on the AEI website.
Contact us for more information
Dinesh Weerakkody LLB; PDLP
Solicitor & Barrister (An Australian Legal Practitioner)
An Australian Migration Agent (0742843)
Mob + 61 425725570
Fax + 61 3 9808 2243
Email: info@dlegal.com.au; dweerakkody@hotmail.com
DX 32503 BURWOOD
C/O Oates Rennick & Associates.
4 Burwood H’way Burwood, VIC 3125, Australia.
Posted by Dinesh Iriyagolle Weerakkody at Monday, August 03, 2009 0 comments
Labels: Close of Colleges, dinesh weerakkody, international students, Migration