Analysis on the skills of evading Australian immigration supervision

# China, China, China # Introduction Australia's conditions are relatively clear. To become an Australian citizen, you must live for two years within five years. If you can't satisfy them, you must meet one of the following two conditions before you can keep your immigration status. The following explains in detail the skills of evading Australian immigration supervision. Welcome to read!

1. Prove that you have the necessary economic, cultural and employment relationship with Australia, and this relationship is beneficial to Australia;

2. One of the family members holds a valid re-entry visa. To become a citizen, you must meet the residence requirements.

In addition, according to the latest news from the Australian Immigration Bureau, if new Australian immigrants want to be naturalized from next year, they may have to spend four years in the immigration prison and may not leave the country for more than three months in the year before applying. This was put forward by Australian Deputy Minister of Immigration Robbie when he presided over the ceremony in Melbourne in September this year, and has been submitted to the National Assembly for consideration. The increase in the number of years of naturalization in Australia has created new problems for China people to immigrate to Australia. Especially for some successful people with limited time, it is even more difficult to meet this naturalization requirement. Therefore, if you want to immigrate to Australia, you must be prepared to sit in an immigration prison for a long time.

Australian immigrant applicants usually need to have lived in Australia for two years in the five years before they can apply for another permanent resident return visa valid for five years, but there are also cases where the impact of "immigration residence requirements" is reduced.

Engaging in activities beneficial to Australia, there is a provision in the Australian Immigration Regulations that "the time a permanent resident lives overseas is regarded as the time he lives in China", provided that the applicant engages in activities beneficial to Australia abroad. Generally speaking, the work you are engaged in has commercial, cultural and employment relations with Australia, and you must benefit from it. For example, if you are sent by the Australian government to work in the United Nations, or if you are sent overseas by a large Australian company, or if your occupation requires frequent entry and exit of your original nationality (such as Sino-Australian trade), you can keep your original nationality to facilitate entry and exit. At present, some Chinese businessmen engaged in Sino-Australian trade have reduced the impact of "immigration residence requirements" on domestic business in this way, but few Chinese businessmen have the ability to adopt this way.

Let the spouse keep the "green card". In practice, it is most common for spouses to live in Australia. Australia 163 Business immigrants are different from other countries. They must go through two stages. In the first stage, they can only get temporary residence visas. Only when the applicant has his own company in Australia and is profitable can he obtain the second-stage permanent residence visa. After getting permanent residence, the husband can go back to China to take care of domestic business, while the wife stays in Australia to continue to run the Australian company and keep the "green card". Although the husband does not live in Australia, he can renew his return visa as long as he proves that he still has ties with Australia, such as having real estate or investment in Australia, having family members living in Australia and having deposits in Australian banks.

Points to note:

1. has lived legally in Australia for 4 years, including living as a permanent resident for one year;

2.4 years, and the cumulative absence from Australia shall not exceed one year;

3. As a permanent resident, leave Australia for no more than 3 months within one year.