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An Australian permanent resident. What does it mean? - Duration: 7:29.
An Australian permanent resident.
What does it mean
Being a permanent resident in Australia.
Permanent residency.
PR!
What does it all mean, especially if it's now become harder to become an Australian
Citizen since the changes to Citizenship regulations in April 2017?
Australian Permanent Residency Most of Down Under Visa's Filipina visa applicants
apply for partner visas, of course.
And Australian partner visas are that little bit different in that they have a temporary
visa stage.
Only in certain circumstances of long-term relationships will the Department (DIBP) bypass
the temporary visa stage (Subclass 820 or Subclass 309) and grant a permanent visa (Subclass
801 or Subclasss 100) with no temporary stage.
The difference though is that there is very little difference practically between a temporary
partner visa and a permanent partner visa.
The issue for many right now is facing the uncertainty of what may happen with Australian
Citizenship and their ability to apply for Australian Citizenship.
PM Turnbull (in his infinite wisdom and far-reaching vision) has decided it's in the national
interest to make migrants to Australia wait longer and to work harder to get Australian
Citizenship by Grant.
What happens if you can't pass the English test?
What if you can't pass the Citizenship test?
What if they deem you haven't assimilated well enough into the Australian community?
What does it mean if you remain a permanent resident at least for a while?
Any disadvantages to permanent residency?
Not that many, actually.
There are plenty of people from the Philippines and other countries living in Australia…..permanently…..without
taking the oath of Citizenship.
They remain in Australia and they may in fact live the rest of their lives in Australia
without a problem.
Some have personal reasons for doing this, and of course some will no doubt procrastinate
and put it off for years always thinking "Yes, I must do that!"
Others?
Well, some countries don't allow dual citizenship!
If you are, for example, a Malaysian citizen?
If you take Australian citizenship, then you lose your Malaysian citizenship.
If a US citizen becomes naturalised (a strange term for Citizenship by Grant) in Australia
they will lose their US citizenship.
Not too many people are prepared to do that.
Filipinos, though, may obtain dual citizenship.
I'll explain a technicality*, but it can be done and you can remain a fully fledged
Filipina/Filipino as well as being an Aussie afterwards.
So that isn't a problem.
*Technically you lose your Filipino Citizenship when you acquire Australian Citizenship, however
you may regain this by swearing an Oath of Allegiance at the nearest Philippines Embassy
or Consulate or Bureau of Immigration office in the Philippines.
It takes you about 5 minutes.
Disadvantages You can't vote: You decide for yourself
if you see this as a serious disadvantage, especially in light of some of the politicians
bizarre decisions lately!
You can't become a politician: As above!
You can't join the Australian defense forces: A disadvantage to a select few, I would think.
You can't have an Australian passport: Having an Australian passport can be a definite advantage.
There are many countries that will allow Australian citizens to enter freely but won't extend
the same welcome to a Filipino citizen.
You need to decide for yourselves if this is something that matters a great deal to
you.
Can be deported under some circumstances: In the Philippines you can be deported and
declared persona non grata (an unwelcome person) for a variety of reasons, however in Australia
there have only been a handful of cases where this has happened.
You could be deported if: • You are convicted of certain serious crimes
and have been jailed for these serious crimes • You are considered to be a threat to the
security of Australia, eg a terrorist.
You don't have the same unrestricted travel as a Citizen does: An Australian Citizen may
come and go from Australia as they please, and may do so for the rest of their lives.
You may leave Australia and come back 20 years later.
No problems.
A permanent resident?
You are issued with a Resident Return Visa when your permanent visa is granted, and this
lasts for five years only!
If you spend less than two of those five years inside Australia, you will need to explain
and justify why you should get another one.
I'll explain this in a further article.
Note that you don't lose your permanent resident status in Australia.
You can however lose the right to return if you're not careful.
A very important point.
Emotional reasons: If you feel Australia is your home, then you will want to take the
plunge.
And good on you for that!
Do everything you can to achieve your dream, and don't ever let politically-motivated
decisions of the elected leaders in Canberra make you feel unwelcome.
But if it takes you some time, you will be no less a valued member of Australian society
as
you are right now.
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GOOD+ Canvas Jacquard Handbag - Duration: 3:50.
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GOOD + RollUp Visor - Duration: 4:36.
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How To Manage Drainage For Potted Plants (Tips and Tricks For Container Gardening) - Duration: 2:00.
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No Harm - Duration: 1:28.
MAX C B
MAX CB
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Maxy B
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NO HARM
I've written somethin' with a rhythm
that'll hit 'em in the middle of the cerebral.
And no, I don't sleep well. I work for the people.
A little bit of insomnia will make you unbeatable.
Music is a part of me.
Fluid with my artistry
I use it for my thought release.
It's cooler than the Arctic freeze.
I'm new at this, so pardon me
Loosen your priorities
Human, at least partially, aren't we?
If not then start to be.
We're in harmony.
One blood pumps love through our arteries.
On target, see, this archery is varsity
It's not hard to see who you are to me
We're smart as we ought to be, started the party
We're free to be markedly awesome but
WARNING: authority horribly warrants conformity
I'm vomiting. These bars can be the pharmacy.
With garden greens and a hearty tree
We're carnage-free, at least marginally.
I wish you would, like carpentry
tarnish the farthest streets artfully
startin with the armory, arson and grand larceny
but I don't mean
No harm, no harm
I don't wanna cause you no harm, baby girl
No harm, No harm, No
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Nespresso Explorations1 - Laos Bolaven Plateau - Duration: 1:49.
Nespresso presents
One of a kind coffee collection.
Shrouded in low-hanging cloud, nestled among the peaks of the Annamite mountains
Laos Bolaven Plateau.
A region with its very own micro-climate, where rainfall and humidity remain high...
...not just in monsoon season – but year round.
Where, thirteen-hundred metres above sea level, this humidity marries with rich, volcanic soil...
to create a perfect terroir for coffee plantations.
And yet... a place where few coffee experts have ventured.
But we believe an open mind can lead to the most interesting places
Places like the Bolaven Plateau,
Where the farmers share our passion for pushing coffees to their fullest potential.
We began with the strong base notes and delightful cereal flavours already present in their coffee.
However – the true richness of the cup was being masked by an astringency,
brought on by the normal process.
To temper this, we brought our signature selectivity to the mix.
Painstakingly sorting the ripe from the unripe – focusing the true taste of the coffee.
– focusing the true taste of the coffee.
Allowing the notes of golden wheat to breathe...
the hints of herbs to be uncovered...
and finding the slightest touch of acidity to make this a truly special coffee.
A hidden gem, revealed.
A unique taste, uncovered.
An unexpected story, shared...
Nespresso. What else?
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Depositions in Ireland - International Deposition Tips - Duration: 0:52.
Hi everybody, this is Kimberlee Castro
with Optima Juris, the International
Deposition Agency. I am here today to
talk to you about Ireland in another
segment of our helpful International
Deposition Tips. Ireland is a very simple
country to schedule a deposition, there's
no restrictions. We have local court reporters, legal
videographers, and interpreters, so your
cost is kept at a bare minimum. I am
happy to answer any questions that you
have. Feel free to call me or shoot me an email
and I'll be happy to discuss setting up your deposition with
you in Ireland. I hope you've enjoyed
this helpful International Deposition
Tip, and I will see you next time.
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Hubsan H107C+ altitude hold - Duration: 1:36.
Hubsan x4 H107C+ camera quadcopter
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