Sentence examples for visa subclass from inspiring English sources
Australian immigration authorities also note: "If you have had any criminal convictions, you may wish to consider applying for a tourist visa (subclass 676), rather than the more usual ETA [electronic travel authorisation].
"The personal information which has been breached is the name, date of birth, title, position nationality, passport number, visa grant number and visa subclass held relating to 31 international leaders (ie prime ministers, presidents and their equivalents) attending the G20 leaders summit," the officer wrote.
Relative to other publicly available micro-data sources, LSIA 3 and CSAM include large samples of immigrants, are based on almost identical survey methodologies, and include important variables of interest such as a detailed description of a migrant's visa subclass.
The sample populations for both surveys were limited to Primary Applicants for permanent or provisional visas managed under the Migration Programme, who were at least 18 years of age, had an identifiable country of birth, were not New Zealand citizens, and did not have a "special eligibility" visa (a minor visa subclass).
Otherwise, the country's Working Holiday Visa (subclass 417) permits people from 19 different countries, including Japan and Canada, who are between the ages of 18 and 30 to hold several jobs during a 12-month period, as long as they don't work more than six months under a single employer.
Skilled Nominated Visa (subclass 190).
For some visa subclasses, sponsorship by an employer or family member or nomination by a government is required.
The first of these is the definition of the eligibility rules for individual visa subclasses.
Other (Skill Stream) comprised of Business Skills and Distinguished Talents visa subclasses.
Other (Family Stream) comprised of Parent and non-dependent child visa subclasses.
As these details are publicly available, they could affect the demand for alternative skilled visa subclasses amongst prospective migrants.
