Posted on November 27 2018
The Partner Visa (Subclass 820) allows the spouse or common-law partner of an Australian citizen or PR to live in Australia temporarily. The Partner Visa leads to the Permanent Partner Visa (Subclass 801). This is followed by a route to Australian Permanent Residency.
Australia grants around 50,000 partner visas every year. It is a complex process and requires a substantial amount of documents and some serious efforts to get a visa approval. Immigration experts confirm that the Partner Visa of Australia is a costly, complex, and time-taking affair.
To speed up your Partner Visa application, you need to ensure you support your application with evidence and proper documents. A “decision-ready” application needs to be submitted with all relevant documents to get a fast and favorable outcome.
The Partner Visa application is extremely costly and comes at a fee of $7,160. Submitting a decision-ready visa application ensures that the wait time is cut down considerably.
The current processing time of Partner Visa applications is between 17 to 21 months, as per SBS.
Here are some key things to keep in mind to speed up your Partner Visa application process:
The annual family migration program has 57,400 visa places allocated yearly. Partner Visas take up 47,825 places among them.
Y-Axis Australia team includes process consultants and RMAs who facilitate applicant immigrants with issues related to immigration and visas. Our team works in collaboration with India’s National Processing Center in Hyderabad to offer services to the clients.
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UK Government may increase cost of immigration for Skilled Workers from 2025
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The UK government's proposal to increase certain immigration surge fees includes a Certificate of Sponsorship (COS) under the skilled worker route, in which employers who sponsor foreign nationals must pay double the cost, which is increased from £239 to £525. There would be an additional fee to apply for UK citizenship as well. The proposal is still awaiting approval by the government, among other legal processes that must occur before it enters into effect. However, there is no definitive date by which the fee will increase.
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The proposed increase in the UK immigration fees will significantly increase the cost of hiring foreign nationals. Applicant needs to reassess their immigration budget because of the significant surge in the price of the COS to sponsor foreign nationals. The reason for this surge, as defined by the UK government, is that the fees should raise an additional £269 million in revenue, which will help to reduce the cost to taxpayers of running the immigration system. The fee increase comes simultaneously with the recent confirmation that employers must pay Certificate of Sponsorship (COS) fees, which cannot be compensated by the foreign nationals they sponsor.
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Europe needs 1.2 Million Healthcare Professionals in 2025
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Foreign nationals who are Healthcare professionals have a great opportunity to apply in an EU country. To address the labor shortage in the country, Europe will recruit 1.3 million healthcare workers. With this action plan, several activities across the EU Member states will be held over 36 months.
Countries with Labor shortages in Healthcare sectors will be prioritized. In addition, the Member states, in collaboration with the nurses' organization and social partners, will address the initiative's specific needs to be convenient for both national and subnational levels. This initiative will also include a mentoring section for future nurses, impacting assessment for nurses, improving the workers' well-being, and initiating initiatives regarding the benefits of digital transformation.
According to Eurostat, the highest number of nurses who graduated in 2020 in Norway out of all EU countries was 75 per 100,000 inhabitants. Sweden and Denmark also have a higher number of nurses per inhabitant, 44.1 and 43.5 per 100,000 people, whereas Bulgaria (6.9) and Romania (6.4) had the lowest number of nurses compared to 10,000 inhabitants.
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Seven EU countries need more healthcare workers such as specialist doctors and nursing professionals are:
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