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Immigration - What's News - 25 November 2015

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Australia lures Indonesian investors with visa relaxation
Australia has reinforced its new push for better business links to Indonesia by relaxing some of its visa restrictions on visiting Indonesians. From next year, Indonesian visitors will be able to apply for a three-year multiple-entry visa – up from one year now – and from 2017 all Indonesian citizens will be able to lodge their visa applications online (19 November 2015).  More...

Australia to enhance visa arrangements for Indonesian visitors
New visa measures will enhance tourism and business links between Australia and Indonesia. The Australian Government will introduce an option of a three-year, multiple-entry visa for Indonesian visitors to Australia next year – an extension of the current one-year visa (19 November 2015).  More...

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