Under this category you may qualify as a permanent resident in Australia. Business Talent visa (subclass 132) visa is for business people who are nominated by an Australian state or territory governmental agency.

Here are some of the criterion, which must meet in order to qualify for this category:

• Your total net assets are at least $400 000 AUD as the ownership interest in one or more qualifying businesses for least two of the four fiscal years immediately before you are invited to apply…
• Net business and personal assets of at least AUD1.5 million that are legally acquired and can be transferred to Australia within two years after your visa is issued.
• A total annual turnover of at least AUD3 million in one or more of your main businesses in at least two of the four fiscal years immediately before you are invited to apply ownership of at least:
• 51 per cent of a business with turnover of less than AUD400 000 per year
• 30 per cent of a business with turnover of more than AUD400 000 per year, or
• 10 per cent of a publicly listed company
• an overall successful business career
• no involvement in unacceptable business activities
• a genuine desire to own and maintain a management role in a business in Australia.

You must also be younger than 55 years of age, although a state or territory can waive this requirement if your proposed business will be of an exceptional economic benefit to the region where it will operate

SUBCLASS 188 – BUSINESS INNOVATION STREAM

You may also qualify under the Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) visa (subclass 188), which is part of the Business Innovation and Investment Program. In order to qualify for this category, among other requirements, you must possess business skills that enable you to establish, develop and manage a new or existing business in Australia. In addition, you must be nominated by a state or territory government.

UBCLASS 188 – ENTREPRENEUR STREAM

You may qualify under this program, if you have a funding agreement from a third party for at least $200,000 AUD. The Entrepreneur stream requires that your entrepreneurial activity lead to either the commercialization of a product or service in Australia or the development of a business in Australia. Applicants must be nominated by a state or territory government

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SUBCLASS 188 SIGNIFICANT INVESTOR PROGRAM

You may qualify under this program, if you have been in Australia as the holder of a provisional visa (subclass 188) in the Significant Investor stream or the Significant Investor extension stream for at least 40 days per year. Or if you or your spouse have held your provisional visa/s in Australia for at least 180 days per year on the basis of the period of time the primary applicant has held their provisional visa(s).

This is just one of the requirements that may make you eligible for this category of migration to Australia.

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(A)    Establish a branch, joint venture or agency distribution and subsidiary branches in Australia
(B)     Fulfil obligations for a contract or other business activity in Australia Sponsors will need to nominate an occupation for the employee that is on the government’s qualified list, and will need to demonstrate that the employee will be paid a market based salary.

The employer must also show that:

• they have a satisfactory record of compliance with Australian immigration and workplace relations law;
• the employer does not have any adverse information against it or its officers;
• the nominee will be paid on a salary and working conditions that accord with the relevant Australian legislation and award.
• The employee must also meet the following requirements and more:
• hold, or is eligible to hold, any mandatory registration, license or professional membership which allows work independently and without further training
• be less than 50 years of age unless a specific exemption applies
• have functional English language ability, unless a specific exemption applies
• satisfy mandatory health and character checks

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PROSPECTIVE PARTNER (FIANCÉ)

This category of visa is available to people, who qualify as Prospective Marriage Partners. This is a temporary visa that remains valid for 9 months from the date the visa is issued. If you are granted a Prospective Marriage visa, you must enter Australia and, after that entry, marry your intended spouse (your fiancé) within the period that the visa is valid. To be eligible for a Prospective Marriage (fiancé) visa, you must:

• be sponsored by an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen;
• be aged 18 years or over (or if you are aged 16 years or over but less than 18 years, you have an Australian court order allowing you to marry your intended spouse);
• have met (as adults) your intended spouse in person and know him or her. This must be the case even if – it is an arranged marriage; you and your sponsor met as children and the marriage was arranged before you turned 8 years of age; or you met on the internet (exchanging photographs is not evidence of having met in person);
• have no impediment to marrying your intended spouse;
• genuinely intend to marry your intended spouse;
• genuinely intend to live with your intended spouse as husband and wife; and
• meet health and character requirements

If you are granted a Prospective Marriage visa, your marriage can take place either in or outside Australia. However, you must have entered Australia at least once on the Prospective Marriage Visa before the marriage takes place. In addition, your marriage must occur during the 9-month period of your Prospective Marriage Visa.

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PARTNER VISA

In order to qualify for this category of visa in Australia, you must be legally married to your partner at the time of applying. To apply outside Australia on the basis of marriage, you must either be legally married to your partner at time of application or intend to legally marry your partner before a decision is made on the temporary Partner visa.

If you were married in a country other than Australia and that marriage is valid in that country, generally, your marriage will be recognized as valid under Australian law. There are some exceptions, such as same-sex marriage, underage or polygamous marriages, and so on.

To be eligible for a Partner visa on the basis of your marriage, you must:

• be sponsored by an eligible person
• be legally married to your partner (usually your sponsor);
• show that you and your partner have a mutual commitment to a shared life as husband and wife to the exclusion of all others;
• show that you have a genuine and continuing relationship with your partner;
• show that you and your partner are living together or, if not, that any separation is only temporary; and
• meet health and character requirements and more

DE FACTO PARTNER VISA

n order to qualify for a DE FACTO PARTNER VISA, you and your partner must meet a series of requirements. Here are some:

• You must be sponsored by an eligible person;
• You must not be related by family;
• You and your de facto partner must be at least 18 years at the time your applying;
• You must show that you and your partner have a mutual commitment to a shared life to the exclusion of all others;
• You must show that you have a genuine and continuing relationship with your partner;
• You must show that you and your partner have been in a de facto relationship for at least 12 months immediately prior to submitting your application;
• You must show that you and your partner are living together or, if not, that any separation is only temporary; and
• You must meet health and character requirements and more.

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Sponsor

You will need to have a sponsor to apply for a parent category visa to live in Australia as a temporary or permanent resident.

As mentioned above, your sponsor must be an Australian citizen, an Australian permanent resident, or an eligible New Zealand Citizen, who:

• is 18 years of age or over
• has lived in Australia lawfully for at least two years before filing the parent/s visa application.

There are special provisions for a sponsor under 18 years of age.

Balance of family test

All applicants for a parent visa must meet the balance of family test.

The balance of family test is designed to determine the extent of your links to Australia.

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Human rights are rights a person is guaranteed on the basis only that he or she was born as a human-being. The following are universal human rights that are most relevant to refugee

• the right to freedom from torture or degrading treatment
• the right to freedom of opinion and expression
• the right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion
• the right to life, liberty, and security
• freedom from discrimination

Unfortunately, not all countries have signed and ratified the refugee or asylum laws. In fact, some countries do not have a legal procedure for dealing with such important matters, altogether.

Luckily, Australia has traditionally contributed to the international protection of refugees and asylum seekers. However, the extent of such commitments fluctuate by national and international socio-political changes.