Immigration - What's News - 25 June 2014

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The newsletter includes links and summaries of recent media reports and commentary relating to immigration to Australia.
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In the media

In-demand trades added to the Skilled Occupation List
Chefs, bricklayers and wall and floor tilers will be added to the Skilled Occupation List (SOL) from July 1 to help meet the skills needs of the Australian economy, as announced today by the Minister for Trade and Investment (09 June 2014). More...

Tourism Welcomes Return of Chefs to Skilled Occupation List
Returning chefs to Australia's skilled occupation list will help fill urgent job vacancies and improve the visitor experience, according to the Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF). There are an estimated 36,000 vacancies within the tourism industry nationwide and this is forecast to grow to 56,000 in 2015 (10 June 2014). More...

House of Representatives: Sydney public hearings for skilled worker programme inquiry
06/06/14 157R1900 - Federal Parliament's Joint Standing Committee on Migration is set to hold public hearings in Sydney as part of its inquiry into the Business Innovation and Investment Programme (BIIP). NSW also nominated 175 migrants for the Significant Investor Visa programme, which will represent a minimum of $262 million in new investment into the state if all are approved. The BIIP is designed to increase entrepreneurial talent and diversify business expertise in Australia. More...

Invitation to Aust China Trade and Investment Conference
The MIA is running a face to face CPD workshop and Significant Investor Visa (SIV) Forum as a pre-event to the 2nd annual Australia-China Trade & Investment Expo & Conference at the Sofitel Hotel in Beijing, 24 and 25 of June 2014 (16 June 2014). More...

Migration Legislation Amendment (2014 Measures No. 1) Regulation 2014
This regulation amends the Migration Regulations 1994 and the Australian Citizenship Regulations 2007 to make amendments relating to visa evidence charge, members of the family unit for student visas, skills assessment validity, foreign currencies and places, substitution of AusAID references, Australian citizenship fees and other measures, and infringement notices (16 June 2014). More...

Migration Regulations 1994 - Specification of Classes of Persons - IMMI 14/046
This instrument specifies the class of persons eligible to make an Internet or paper application for a student visa with permission to work. More...

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