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Today we're sharing a work-while-you-study story. Back home, she had a decent job and a stable life, but life played a trick on her, and her once-comfortable routine suddenly turned into confusion. During that time, the thought “Get away from this place, change my environment” kept clamouring endlessly in her mind.
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The Canberra Small Business Owner (SBO) stream has just been officially announced, and the July 2021 version of the Guideline has also gone live, so the first half of this article mainly introduces the new SBO stream, while the second half covers some adjustments to the existing Guideline content.
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Over the past year or so of the pandemic, more Chinese students wanting to study abroad have turned their attention to Canada. Today we're giving you a full rundown of studying in the Maple Leaf Country — if you're still torn on which country to choose, take a look at the advantages of studying in Canada~
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We've just received an email from the ACT Government: the newly established Small Business Owner Stream (SBO) for the new financial year has been finalised and sent to agents, with the official announcement set for next Monday, 5 July 2021.
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Today, 1 July, marks the start of the 2021-22 financial year! At 9am this morning, the editor received big news! Every state's specific quotas for this financial year have now been officially published, and quotas for the popular state nomination streams have all gone up! Victoria will reopen applications on 7 July, having announced its requirements ahead of time — much friendlier than this financial year!
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Cars and motorcycles are a major investment for most people, and a major responsibility. Owners should service their vehicles regularly to protect their investment and ensure their safety and road safety.
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The 2021 financial year was a tough one for Australia too — hit by the pandemic, the economy was sluggish, and Melbourne went into lockdown four times. But it was also this year that the ACT Government's two-year-old Matrix system gave applicants a real shot in the arm.
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This data is Newstars Education & Migration's internal data. Date range: 06-21 to 06-27; for reference only.
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Reforms to Australia's business and investor migration programme were first announced by the Minister for Immigration back in December 2020, but the detailed rules were a long time coming. With the financial year drawing to a close, the Department of Home Affairs has finally released the details — and however the specifics change, it all comes back to net assets, turnover and investment amounts.
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It's that time of year again — the end-of-financial-year wrap-up and update on parent migration processing progress. Over the past year, COVID has kept many families separated from their parents, and this situation could well continue for at least another year. To make matters worse, parent migration quotas have also been slashed heavily both this past year and in the coming financial year — the paid parent migration allocation was cut from 6,096 places to 3,600 (a reduction of more than 40%), while the queue-based parent migration allocation was cut from 1,275 to just 900 (a 30% reduction). The direct result is that parent migration processing progress over the past year can only be described as snail's pace.
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