The Australian government has adjusted a large number of visa regulations. What will happen?

The Australian government has adjusted a large number of visa regulations. What will happen? 1, applicant from the capital region.

Visa applicants in the Capital Territory do not need to submit all the required documents when applying, and these documents can be provided when requested by the visa officer. However, starting from next month, if the applicant misses any documents, the visa officer can refuse the application without requiring the applicant to submit documents.

2. Spouses of skilled immigrants

According to the current regulations, if the applicant's spouse is over 50 years old, the applicant can get 5 points from the spouse's skill evaluation. The upper age limit for spouses of skilled immigrants to apply for extra points will be lowered to below 45. Applicants can apply for the bonus of spouse or de facto marriage partner between the ages of 50 and 45, which has a great influence on many applicants who want to get 5 points.

3. Credit card fees

The credit card payment rate of all applicants will be raised from 0.98% to 1.32%. Mohan thinks this is not a major reform, but people should pay attention to it.

4. South Australian applicants

At present, the commercial background of the state-funded 132 visa is remarkable. The South Australian government has requirements on whether the products or services exported by sub-category applicants are beneficial to the state (BTS for short). From July 1, the relevant requirements will be raised. Applicants under the age of 55 who have not obtained the regional franchise must export at least 600,000 Australian dollars of products or services (turnover).

The rules of family visa have changed.

According to SBS, the Australian government announced that it would adjust the submission method and location of some family immigrant visa applications. The unmarried visa or spouse visa of the DepartmentofHomeAffairs will be signed online on June 5438+08, and other family immigrant visas will be submitted to the Perth Visa and Naturalization Office.

6. Unmarried visa and spouse visa

Applicants for unmarried visas and spouse visas must submit their applications online through ImmiAccount system and pay the application fee.

7. Other family visas

Other family visas must be submitted to the Perth Visa and Naturalization Office by post or courier. Applicants will not be able to submit their applications through overseas offices or service providers that have signed contracts with the Australian Immigration Department, including 1 16 and 836 CarerVisa, 1 15 and 835 remaining relatives visas, 1 17 and 838.