This week we continue sharingvisa grant and skills assessmentsuccess stories. This week there were many 190 and 491 grants for non-shortage occupations, and the 2022-23 migration visa report has also been released. See details here:Last financial year’s migration results are out | Onshore/offshore skilled migration both hit new highs! Accounting, IT, nursing: which occupations were hottest? The state with the most 491 grants was…

A reminder again:From 1 November 2023, temporary visa applications lodged onshore will again require health examinations, such as485/500/600/590/408 and others.Please lodge as soon as possible so you can save more than AUD 400 in medical examination fees, especially if you are extending a 485 visa.

Employer sponsorship

Processing is really fast now, with approvals in two to three weeks, across all kinds of occupations.

Technical Sales Representative482 nomination approved

Marketing Specialist,successfully secured a 482 nomination

ICT Support Technician,482 employer sponsored nomination approved

Two 482 employer sponsored visas granted,both nominated occupations were Accountant, with waits of less than two weeks

190 granted

The nominated occupations wereMechanical Engineer, Accountant and Chef, all lodged in late November last year;

491 granted

189 granted

888B granted

Application lodged in August 2022. Congratulations to ourclientfamily of three on smoothly receiving their 888B after 188B

State nomination invitations received

IncludingTasmania and Northern Territory

Skills assessments

University Lecturer, returned to China after studying in Australia to do postdoctoral pure research. Lodged on 12 October, received a fast-track slot on 19 October, and obtained a positive result this week.

ACS refusal overturned successfully!

The client had a Chinese qualification and multiple periods of work experience in China. Because the former employer had changed names, salary evidence was insufficient and social insurance records could not be provided in full, ACS refused the application without requesting further documents. After our team carefully analysed the refusal letter, fully communicated with the client and provided a detailed submission letter to align the details and evidence with the assessment requirements, the skills assessment was finally approved just over a month later.

Offshore Software Engineer, skills assessment approved with nearly five years of relevant work experience recognised

Conference and Event Organiserskills assessment successfully approved.

TRA Welder skills assessment Stage 1 passed

The client has an Australian welding qualification and years of welding experience in both China and Australia. This year they decided to complete a welding skills assessment for a later employer sponsored application. The assessment was lodged on 11 July and passed on 24 October.

If you have any questions about skills assessments,

you are welcome to contact us.

Family visas

143 Parent visa granted

870 long-term temporary Parent visa approved

870 sponsorship approved, with processing time under two months.

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