Immigration Advice: Australian Visa System for Dan Hong's Niece

This assignment provides comprehensive advice regarding the Australian visa system, specifically tailored to assist Dan Hong with his niece's immigration to Australia. The document begins by addressing the ANZCO code (Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupation) and its importance in defining job classifications for skilled migration. It outlines the necessary steps for a medical science professional to apply for a visa, including examinations and assessments. The assignment details the visa application process, including sub-class selection, required documentation, and sponsorship options, emphasizing the significance of skilled migration visas. It also covers the point test system for visa applications, detailing the criteria for points based on age, English language proficiency, educational qualifications, and state government nominations, with a focus on subclasses 190 and 489. Furthermore, it explains the conditions associated with the subclass 489 visa, including its temporary residency status and pathways to permanent residency. The assignment concludes with a list of references used to support the information provided.

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Visa systtem
Name of the student:
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Letter of Advice
To
Dan Hong
Address- Adelaide
Australia
Subject: Advice regarding the immigration procedure.
Respected Sir,
I hope that you have been well. You have come to our office to enquire into the matter
related to your niece and opted for suggestion regarding the same1. I want to thank you for
visiting my office. I would like to help you regarding the problem and try my best to assure
you the ultimate solution. There are certain issues cropped up in this case, which are to be
categorised as below:
The first important thing regarding this subject is the ANZCO code2. It is an
abbreviation of the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupation. The
primary motto of the same is to define the classification of certain job perspectives and
organise the same by codifying it. In your statement, you had told that your niece completed a
course on medical science. The ANZCO code for the medical job is 251511. It is to be stated
that in case of work as a medical practitioner in the continents of Australia, your niece should
have to make one application before Pharmacy Board of Australia. They are the assessing
body regarding the medical science. The immigration visa will be issued by the Australian
1 Koslowski, Rey. "Selective migration policy models and changing realities of
implementation." International Migration 52.3 (2014): 26-39.
2 http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/cth/consol_act/ma1958118/s47.html.

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Department of Immigration and Border Protection. Your niece should crack an examination
regarding the same and the Australian Pharmacy Council conducted the same3.
According to the Australian Embassy, a Vietnamese can apply for the skill migration
form. There are certain steps mentioned in the web site of the same. She has to select her sub-
class and has to download an application form and fill it with her intention to come in
Australia. Certain documents must be attached with the form and certain charges must be
paid regarding the same4. In Australia, Ai must be opted for the visa of sub-class 600 for the
medical job in Australia. As per the rules of the Department of Immigration and Border
Protection, a person can get sponsorship from a relative who is resided in the continents of
Australia. The sponsorship should be supported with Form 1418 by mentioning the family
stream and Form 1419 in case of online submission. It is a common rule for the states of
Australia as migration is one of the main sources of income to them. There are certain rules
mentioned in the specific code regarding the migration process5.
In Australia, the process of migration has reached in a highest peak and the rules are
strict in nature. If a person wanted to go to Australia for seeking job, he or she must apply for
skilled migration visa. The qualification of the applicant can be observed through a test. Your
3
https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa/Appl/Visitor
4 http://www.visabureau.com/australia/anzsco.aspx
5 McAdam, Jane. "Australia and asylum seekers." (2013): 435-448.

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niece is tried to practice medical science here and it is an important job6. However, if she
failed to crack the skill test, she can opted for the nomination from the South Australian
Government and a similar application is needed to be placed before the Department of
Immigration and Border Protection authority. The nomination can be applied only if a person
wants to live or work in the parts of South Australia. If your niece wants to practice in the
South Australian sections, she must have certain work experiences on the same and could
earn the eligibility to apply for the provisional 489 visa. However, in the nomination process
also, there are certain tests that are to be faced by her.
In case of point test regarding the migration visa, there are certain provisions
regarding the subclass and points are to be taken into consideration. There are three
categories of subclasses present in the test. As per your statement, your niece wants to get
sponsorship from you. There is a provision regarding the sponsorship has been mentioned in
the point test and the subclass that is specified under the test is 190. The pass marks in this
category is 60. There are certain requirements needed to seat in the examination. Points are
considered for the age of the applicant. Your niece is 28 years old. As per the rules, she will
get 30 points for that. There is a test regarding the English language and if she has superior
quality, she will be able to score 20 marks and in case of the proficient knowledge, she will
secure 10 marks. It has been stated by you that your niece has done masters’ degree on
medical science and based on the facts, she will get 15 points as per the rules of the same.
there is a provision for extra 5 points if the applicant meet the study requirements mentioned
by the Government of Australia. There are certain other points that mentioned under the
chapter regarding the points. If an applicant can obtain nomination by the state government
under the subclass of 489 applications, she will able to secure 10 points in this regard.
6 Phillips, Janet, and Joanne Simon-Davies. Migration to Australia: a quick guide to the
statistics. Parliamentary Library, 2016.

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There are certain requirements attached with the subclass 489 visa and an applicant
must meet those conditions. The terms of the skilled provisional visa, particularly known as
the subclass visa of 489, are four years. The applicant will only be able to perform the
specific job for which he or she has applied. Another condition regarding the visa is based on
the sponsorship. It is stated under the rules that the applicant can be sponsored by the relative
who is working and permanently living in the portion where the applicant want to get job7.
He or she can be get the opportunity to obtain the sponsorship from the local governmental
body. Local governmental body can be the Australian Embassy. In your case, you are the
permanent resident of Adelaide, Australia. Therefore, if you want to provide sponsorship to
your niece, you have the option to do so.
Another important thing regarding the subclass 489 visa is that it is a temporary
residency visa8. However, there is an exception to the rule that an applicant can applied for
the permanent residency if the applicant along with an application regarding the permanent
residency can apply another visa under the subclass 887 and there must be specific place
mentioned in the application.
I hope these information will help you to understand the provision of the Migration
related matters and you will be able to understand the process of migration to provide help to
your niece.
Regards,
Name of the student
7 Wright, Chris F., et al. "Economic migration and Australia in the 21st century." (2016).
8 Baglay, Sasha, and Delphine Nakache. "The Implications of immigration federalism for
non-citizens’ rights and immigration opportunities: Canada and Australia
compared." American Review of Canadian Studies 43.3 (2013): 334-357.

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Reference:
Baglay, Sasha, and Delphine Nakache. "The Implications of immigration federalism for non-
citizens’ rights and immigration opportunities: Canada and Australia compared." American
Review of Canadian Studies 43.3 (2013): 334-357.
Ferguson, Stephen, Carol Giuseppi, and Tourism Accommodation Australia. "Submission to
the Department of Immigration & Border Protection." (2017).
http://www.visabureau.com/australia/anzsco.aspx
https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa/Appl/Visitor
Koslowski, Rey. "Selective migration policy models and changing realities of
implementation." International Migration 52.3 (2014): 26-39.
McAdam, Jane. "Australia and asylum seekers." (2013): 435-448.
Phillips, Janet, and Joanne Simon-Davies. Migration to Australia: a quick guide to the
statistics. Parliamentary Library, 2016.
Wright, Chris F., et al. "Economic migration and Australia in the 21st century." (2016).
http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/cth/consol_act/ma1958118/s47.html