Western Australia – Migration Update Skilled Migration Western Australia has announced an interim list of occupations for state nomination, however the Perth region remains suspended. Invitations issued to intending migrants that were eligible for WA state nomination before 13 March 2017 will be honoured and their applications processed as per current guidelines. WASMOL (Western AustraliaRead more
Two occupations have been filled by the March 15th invitation rounds – these being “Computer Network Professionals” and “Other Engineering Professionals”. This means that no further invitations will be issued this financial year for subclass 189 or subclass 489 in these occupations. It is also expected that the following occupations will be filled in theRead more
Newsletter March 23rd 2017 Sharing all things migration and visa related with our valued clients We hope you find this month’s newsletter informative First Class Migration Australia are very proud to announce that we are this year sponsoring a local Northern Beaches charity, Fight on the Beaches, which is very close to our hearts.Read more
Newsletter March 17th 2017 Sharing all things migration and visa related with our valued clients We hope you find this month newsletter informative Western Australia On Saturday, 11 March 2017 the people of Western Australia elected Mark McGowan’s Labor Party into power for the first time in 8 years. As a result of this, thereRead more
What is a registered migration agent? At First Class Migration, we provide a professional service to those whom wish to stay temporarily or permanently in Australia. We thought to provide an insight to our clients and prospective clients about our profession and how our expertise assists you. In order to become a migration agent, oneRead more
Newsletter March 2017 Sharing all things migration and visa related with our valued clients We hope you find this month newsletter informative Fast Food Industry Labour Agreement The 457 visa has been at the centre of raging controversy in the last 12 months or so amid debate about prioritising local jobs. The media jumped onRead more