Starts at 60 |
Asylum seekers to face loss of income support
Starts at 60 The Australian government does have a range of assistance for migrants. There is a migration program for skilled an family migrants, and a humanitarian program for refugees. Full details of what is available is shown on the Parliament of Australian ... |
UK visa regime should not be made tougher, Australia warns
Workpermit.com Australia's warning comes amid UK Prime Minister, Theresa May's, push to create a 'global Britain.' People often migrate to the UK using a Tier 2 visa for skilled workers, allowing them to work for a Tier 2 Sponsorship License holding UK employer ... |
The Australian |
African rulers' shopping trips face ban over migrants - The Australian
The Australian The ruling elites of African countries who refuse to co-operate in efforts to repatriate rejected asylum-seekers will not get travel visas to Europe under a plan ... |
The Australian |
Coalition using terror to hype up fear, says Gillian Triggs
The Australian “I'm afraid that because of our leadership, we've had a conflation of things that people fear, which is unrestricted migration, terrorism, and really a fear of conflict within our otherwise successful multicultural country. We haven't had the ... |
Stuff.co.nz |
UK migration hits three-year low as it reveals student overstayers are miniscule
Stuff.co.nz Britain's high immigration figures were at the heart of the EU referendum campaign, with Leavers vowing to "take back control" and UKIP pushing for Britain to adopt an Australian-style points-based system favouring skilled migrants, an idea the Tories ... |
Europe's latest migration wave
The Australian That is what Italy is trying to do as mainly economic migrants from Africa take advantage of the lack of effective government in Libya to sail across the Mediterranean to Europe. With no let-up ... Australia has shown how a strong border protection ... |
The Sydney Morning Herald |
UK migration hits three year low as Britain reveals student overstayers are miniscule
The Sydney Morning Herald Britain's high immigration figures were at the heart of the EU referendum campaign, with Leavers vowing to "take back control" and UKIP pushing for Britain to adopt an Australian-style points-based system favouring skilled migrants, an idea the Tories ... |
