Гражданам на чемайданах!

[set1984]

Ну все поезд ушел и так было понятно что весь год последние вагоны подтягивались.. а что дальше сократят квоты и балы повысят так что основной поток будет в штатах тоже понятно... Во общем кто успел повезло ... остальным мона еще смотреть в сторону Канады..

[Anddy]

Ну вот еще...

http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...temp-spnsn.pdf

The Australian Government has decided to temporarily suspend the acceptance of new applications for certain General Skilled Migration (GSM) visas.

The temporary suspension will apply from 8 May 2010. It is expected that it will cease at the end of the
2009-10 program year, that is at the end of 30 June 2010, subject to the approval...

Temporary suspension means that people will not be able to lodge a valid application for an affected GSM visa for the duration of the suspension. The temporary suspension applies to all primary (main) applicants for the following GSM visas:
•Subclass 175 – Skilled Independent
•Subclass 176 – Skilled Sponsored and
•Subclass 475 – Skilled Regional Sponsored.

[Вуфер]

Дык South Australia заморозила свою региональную программу, ждут новостей от DIAC

знаю уже, но рано или поздно ассесменты опять начнут принимать

[Lastana]

А ну быстренько читаем всем!!!

Budget Measures 2010-11 - Budget Paper No. 2 - Part 1: Revenue Measures - Immigration and Citizenship


http://www.minister.immi.gov.au/medi...-budget-10.htm

Можете спать спокойно!

[set1984]

Ну и че такого то там

[Lastana]

The Government will sharpen the focus of the skilled migration program on areas of skills shortage but will maintain the current overall size of the migration program, the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Senator Chris Evans, said today.

The overall size of the migration program will remain unchanged with a total of 168 700 places, comprising a total skill stream of 113 850 places, a total family stream of 54 550 places and 300 special eligibility places.

The overall level of skilled migration will increase by 5750 program places. This includes an additional 9150 program places for employer-sponsored skilled migration and a decrease of 3600 places for general skilled migration. An additional 200 visas in the business skills visa category will also be offered.

There will be a reduction in the level of family migration by 5750 program places. Family migration visas will continue to be granted and family members can gain access to temporary visas to travel to Australia to visit family members.

'These reforms support the Government's policy to deliver a more demand-driven skilled migration program that meets the needs of the economy in sectors and regions where there are shortages of skilled workers,' Senator Evans said.

'This updated focus will help further assist employers by ensuring they have access to applicants with skills in high demand that cannot be met from domestic sources.

'Foreign skilled labour is an important driver of economic growth and contributes to increased productivity and labour force levels. It also benefits migrants by ensuring they have a job with a direct match to their skills on arrival in Australia.'

The Government has said for some time the migration intake would reflect the economic climate and it would help ensure employers could gain access to skilled professionals in industries still experiencing skills shortages.

The composition of the migration program will assist in delivering the Government's reforms designed to address shortages of highly skilled workers, such as healthcare, engineering and mining professionals who have an employer willing to sponsor them.

'Revising the mix of the skill stream of the migration program is critical to ensuring the reforms are effective,' Senator Evans said.

This will enable the skilled migration program to respond appropriately to changes in demand for skilled labour as the economy emerges from the global financial crisis.

These measures are part of the Rudd Government's commitment to strengthening our economy and securing our future.

[Lastana]

The Australian Government will continue its commitment to providing refuge for the world's most vulnerable people by again accepting 13 750 people through its humanitarian program in 2010–11.

The overall size of the migration program will also remain unchanged.

The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Senator Chris Evans, said today Australia would again welcome 13 750 refugees and others in humanitarian need.

'There will be a total of 6000 places in the refugee program primarily for those who have been referred to Australia for resettlement by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees [UNHCR],' Senator Evans said.

There will also be 7750 places in the special humanitarian program, which includes people in need who have links to Australia as well as those people who are already in Australia, have sought Australia's protection and have been found to be refugees under the Refugees Convention.

'The main resettlement focus will continue to be on refugees from the three key regions of Africa, Asia and the Middle East,' Senator Evans said.

Within those regions, of particular interest will be those refugees in protracted situations, such as the Bhutanese in Nepal, along with others in critical need.

Vulnerable women will again be a priority through the 'woman at risk' program, which the Government increased to 12 per cent of the refugee component of the program last year.

'We will also continue to work closely with neighbouring countries to meet the evolving challenge of increasing numbers of displaced people in our region,' Senator Evans said.

'Where protection and support is needed, Australia will continue to share the responsibility.'

Some people will be resettled in regional locations in Australia where there are employment possibilities and a supportive environment to aid in the settlement process.

'Displacement of people continues to happen around the world and we should be very proud of Australia's history in playing its part in providing refugees with protection,' Senator Evans said.

'The Rudd Government is committed to a humane and fair refugee and humanitarian program. This is something our nation has always done well.'

[set1984]

В соседней теме я не далече как сегодня написал что они не будут пилить сук и что лишь направят поток иммигрантов... прямо 100 процентов попал))))

[lx]

Дождались-таки!

...changing the Migration Act 1958 to give the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship the power to set the maximum number of visas that may be granted to applicants in any one occupation.

[set1984]

ckazka ну так ее и порезали в пользу работодателя))) а ниже то почитайте про сук!!! Мысль то на 100 процентов верна.. Направить иммигрантов!!!

[SergYou]

Дождались-таки!

Цитата:
...changing the Migration Act 1958 to give the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship the power to set the maximum number of visas that may be granted to applicants in any one occupation.

Это хорошо или плохо? Я чего то не понял смысл циататы

[SeaCat]

Это хорошо или плохо? Я чего то не понял смысл циататы

Смысл в том, что теперь будут давать визы тем, на кого укажет левая пятка Эванса

Сегодня он поваров, скажем, не любит, а завтра съест что-нибудь тухлое и решит обновить контингент

[lx]

Это хорошо или плохо? Я чего то не понял смысл циататы

как грицца "фор хум хау". Я вижу это как возможность задвигаться очереди - наиболее популярные специальности из бэклога (тех, кого не любит "Крисси") будут вынужденны ждать дольше, чем остальные.

[SergYou]

как грицца "фор хум хау". Я вижу это как возможность задвигаться очереди - наиболее популярные специальности из бэклога (тех, кого не любит "Крисси") будут вынужденны ждать дольше, чем остальные.

Видимо для нас это плохо. Ладно, пойду делать второго ребёнка в процессе ожидания...

[un5pr]

Это хорошо или плохо? Я чего то не понял смысл циататы

Я считаю что хорошо.
Первый шаг к введению квот по специальностям. Меньше индусов бухгалтеров-таксистов и поваров-парикмахеров будут ехать и больше шансов будет у нормальных специальностей.