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Extraordinary Driver’s Licenses for Work Purposes
If you have been banned from driving by an order of the court, whether it be for drink driving, speeding or another driving offence, you may be eligible to apply to get your license back so that you can drive for certain purposes (an ‘Extraordinary License’).
Case Study : Criminal Charges for “Indecent Dealing”
This is a real case that happened recently. B was charged with 2 counts of ‘Indecently Dealing’ with a young, teenage girl whom he had met on the internet, pursuant to section 321(4) of the Criminal Code (WA).
More Visa Options for Tourism and Hospitality Workers
Due to Australia’s current international border closure hospitality and tourism businesses, who usually rely heavily on temporary workers such as working holiday makers, have struggled to find workers to fill positions.
Veterinarians Added to Department of Home Affairs’ Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List
The Migration Team at Tang Law are pleased to hear of the proposed addition of veterinarians to the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL).
Update on WA State Nomination invitation rounds
We are pleased to advise that in the February 2021 invitation round, a veterinarian was invited to apply for WA State nomination for a Subclass 190 visa.
Bushfire Recovery : Probono Legal Support
Tang Law has put together a team of lawyers to provide pro-bono legal help for those affected by the Perth Bushfire.
Lockdown Announcement : We Continue Our Service
With the recent lockdown order from the WA State Government, our physical office will be closed and unattended. We are contactable as per usual via our emails and phone numbers.
Australia Federal Budget 2020/21 – Migration Program Updates
Due to Covid-19 travel restrictions, the number of net overseas migration has been significantly affected in Australia.
Upcoming changes to the Franchising Code of Conduct
In August 2020, the Government released its response to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services