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Migration Law

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This document provides information on migration law and visa applications. It explains the different streams of visitor visas and their conditions. It also discusses the ethical and legal obligations of a migration agent.

Migration Law

   Added on 2023-04-08

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To: Anuman Amudee
From: Registered Migration Agent
Date: 20 March 2019
Subject: Advice regarding visa application
To begin with, the visa holder/applicant, Mr Anuman Amudee is a citizen of
Thailand, holding a Class FA subclass 600 visitor visa which is usually granted for visiting
family members, for pursuing business work or to the tourist for a period, which might
extend from 3 to 12 months ("Visitor visa (subclass 600)", 2019). This kind of subclass visa
is granted to five streams of visitors:
a) Tourist Stream
This includes the people who are travelling to the country for a recreational purpose
or for visiting friends or family living in Australia, other than purposes like business work or
medical treatment. It may be granted for a period of 12 month but not more. It may be applied
while the person is in Australia under another subclass visa and wants to extend it, or usually
when outside the country ("Visitor visa (subclass 600)", 2019).
b) Business Visitor Stream
This subclass visa is granted to people who are travelling to Australia for business
reasons, like for attending meetings or negotiations; however such person cannot work there
or sell goods or services. For this stream, the applicant must be outside the country while
applying for it. It is granted for a period not more than 3 months ("Visitor visa (subclass
600)", 2019).
c) Sponsored Family Stream
This kind of visa is for people who are visiting friends or family members living in
Australia. There must have a sponsor staying in the country who would be able to provide a
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bond for the applicant. The applicant must be outside the country while applying for it and
cannot apply for another visa after arriving in Australia. It may be granted up to a period of
12 months ("Visitor visa (subclass 600)", 2019).
d) Approved Destination Status Stream
This subclass visa is granted to applicants from People’s Republic of China travelling
to Australia in a group tour ("Visitor visa (subclass 600)", 2019). The applicants must be
outside Australia while applying for it. This visa can be granted for a period which is to be
decided by the Department of Home Affairs (Immigration Department).
e) Frequent Traveller Stream
This type of visa is also granted to the applicants from the People’s Republic of China
who has been travelling frequently to Australia for person or business reasons. It can be
granted for a period of 10 years, however, the applicant is only allowed to stay for a period of
3 months and not more at a stretch, every time he visits Australia ("Visitor visa (subclass
600)", 2019).
In addition, Mr Amudee’s subclass 600 visitor visa has been set with 5 different visa
conditions, which impose certain restrictions on his stay in Australia ("Visitor visa (subclass
600)", 2019). The particular visa conditions applied to his current visa are discussed below:
8101: This condition restricts the visa holder from working in Australia.
8201: The visa holder can engage himself in any study or training related course for a
period not exceeding three months under this condition.
8501: This condition makes it obligatory for the visa holder to have an adequate
arrangement for his health insurance during his stay in Australia
8503: After entering Australia, the visa holder will not be entitled to a substantive
visa, except for a protection visa during his stay in Australia according to this
condition.
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