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ARTICLE · 09 DECEMBER 2012

Immigration - What's News - 4 December 2012

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This newsletter includes links to recent media releases in relation to immigration and visa programs in Australia.

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In the media

Australia and Uruguay sign work and holiday deal
The Immigration Department and the Uruguay Ambassador to Australia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for the work and holiday visa. The agreement provides for university educated Australian and Uruguayan travellers aged between 18 and 30 years old to work and holiday in each other's country for up to 12 months (29 November 2012). More...

Employer sanctions bill passes the house
Legislation cracking downing on employers who hire illegal workers passed through the House of Representatives today. The Migration Amendment (Reform of Employer Sanctions) Bill 2012 implements further recommendations from Stephen Howells' system review and sets out penalties for employers in breach of legislation, including infringement notices and search warrants (27 November 2012). More...

Significant Investor visa opens to business migrants
From 24 November, business migrants with $5 million or more to invest in our economy can apply for a provisional significant investor visa, a new stream within the Business Innovation and Investment program. The new visa makes it easier for migrant investors by offering concessions on visa requirements, such as a not having to meet a points test and no age restriction (23 November 2012). More...

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