Migration Law For The People To Australia

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Victor Minge
Queensland, Australain
456-001
14th March, 2020
Elisa Merdovic
Queensland, Australia
3650-5663

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Dear Madam,
There are several visas that people coming to Australia may apply. For each class of Visa, certain
conditions must be met before an application is made. Moreover, various terms are often
imposed on different types of visas. Some of the common conditions that may be imposed on a
visa comprise of conditions 8101, 8201, 8501, 8503, and 8558.
Elisa, traveled from Bosnia on her Visitor visa subclass 600. She also has conditions 8101, 8201,
8501, 8503, and 8558 imposed on her Visa. While still in Australia, she submits an application
for a working holiday subclass 417 visas while her current visa is still valid. Moreover, she
lodges another visa, a protection visa subclass 866, as advised by her previous migration agent.
This letter will address whether Elisa can make a valid application in Australia for a class GK
(Subclass 482) Visa, an explanation on some of the conditions on her Visa, the status of her
Working Holiday (Subclass 417) visa and violations committed by her former migration agent.
If she can make a valid application in Australia for a Class GK Subclass 482 visa
The subclass 482 is among the temporary visas that allows the holder to reside in Australia while
working. The employer must be the person sponsoring them for the Visa. An applicant for this
type of Visa may also choose to include the dependent family members in the application. It is
also a requirement that the applicant is in a position to match the skill set required to undertake
the position they have been sponsored for. 1Moreover, if they are not in countries like Canada,
1 Akbari, Ather H., and Martha MacDonald. "Immigration policy in Australia, Canada, New
Zealand, and the United States: An overview of recent trends." International Migration
Review 48, no. 3 (2014): 801-822.

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the USA, New Zealand, United Kingdom, or Ireland, they need to provide their English language
requirements during the time of the applications
Based on the nature of her circumstances, Elisa cannot make a valid application for a Class GK
(subclass 482) Visa. This is so because of the various conditions imposed on her Visa, mainly
condition 8503. Condition 8503 No further stay is often imposed on a range of temporary visas
the Class FA Visitor visa (subclass 600) being one of them. 2When a visa has been subjected to
such a condition, you are not the law that does not allow you to apply for any other visa while in
Australia except for a Protection Visa (subclass 899). In this particular case, Elisa's Visa has
condition 8503 imposed on it. As such, she cannot under the law make a valid application for a
GK (Subclass 482) temporary skilled shortage visa. 3According to the Australian Migration Act,
1954 (Cth), only a protection visa can be applied for individuals who have condition 8503
imposed on their Visa while in their stay in the country
Her Visa conditions
There are various conditions imposed on Elisa's Visa, including conditions 8101, 8201, 8501,
8503, and 8558. These conditions have implications as defined in the Australian Migration Act.
The Migration Regulations 1994-schedule eight sub regulations 2.05(1) and (2) stipulates all the
2 Cameron, Matthew. "From “queue jumpers” to “absolute scum of the earth”: Refugee and
organised criminal deviance in Australian asylum policy." Australian Journal of Politics &
History 59, no. 2 (2013): 241-259.
3 Mares, Peter. "Temporary migration and its implications for Australia." Papers on
Parliament 57 (2012).