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M2A10079 Webinar – 12PM to 1PM: Mediation and dispute resolution for RMAs in dispute with clients (Code of Conduct) (Mandatory) - with Arnela Tolic - 1 Category A CPD point – 21st January 2025 |
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21 January 2025
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- Start Date: 21 January 2025 - 12:00:00
- End date: 21 January 2025 - 13:00:00
Presented by Arnela Tolic, Immigration Lawyer
This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.
Webinar Description:
The use of mediation to resolve disputes between Registered Migration Agents (RMAs) and their clients can help ensure compliance with the ethical and professional standards expected of RMAs. Let's break down how these fits into the OMARA Code:
1. Maintaining Integrity and Professional Relationships
- Clause 2.9 of the Code: "An agent must not knowingly mislead or deceive any person with whom they deal."
Mediation can prevent misunderstandings from escalating into accusations of dishonesty or misconduct. By providing a structured and neutral environment for resolving disputes, this CPD will assist RMAs in upholding transparency and integrity, helping to address potential miscommunications early and constructively.
- Clause 2.6: "An agent must maintain a high level of professionalism in all dealings."
Professional mediation can ensure that conflicts are addressed in a dignified and professional manner, which is crucial for maintaining the RMA-client relationship and protecting the reputation of the profession.
2. Commitment to Client Interests and Avoiding Legal Conflicts
- Clause 1.7: "An agent must act in the legitimate interests of their clients."
- Engaging in mediation to resolve disputes demonstrates an RMA's commitment to acting in their client's best interests by attempting to resolve conflicts amicably without resorting to costly legal proceedings or OMARA complaints, and s 308 and 309 notices.
- Clause 5.3: "An agent must avoid or manage conflicts of interest."
- Independent NMAS-accredited mediator like Arnela Tolic, will discuss how offering a neutral space for resolving conflicts, helps to manage or avoid potential conflicts of interest that may arise between RMAs and their clients.
3. Ensuring Fair and Transparent Communication
- Clause 2.4: "An agent must ensure that clients are fully informed of the progress of their matter."
Mediation fosters open communication and provides an opportunity for both RMAs and clients to express their concerns, which can lead to a better understanding and resolution of issues, thus ensuring transparency and trust.
4. Avoiding Complaints and Disciplinary Actions
- Clause 6.1: "An agent must respond appropriately to complaints about their services."
Mediation can serve as a proactive measure for RMAs to handle complaints effectively before they escalate to formal complaints lodged with OMARA. This aligns with the requirement to respond to complaints promptly and fairly, potentially preventing disciplinary actions.
5. Promoting Ethical Conduct and Reputation
- Clause 2.8: "An agent must maintain the integrity of the migration advice profession."
By resolving disputes through mediation, RMAs can demonstrate their commitment to maintaining the integrity and professionalism of the migration advice profession, aligning with the Code’s emphasis on ethical conduct.
About Arnela Tolic
Arnela, is a dynamic and responsive Immigration Lawyer.
After relocating to Australia in 2001, her own migration journey inspired her to help other immigrants to make the move to Australia.
Arnela spent many weekends, mornings and late nights to perfect her migration skills and handles each client's matter, as she would her own.
"Her motto"- You are part of your clients Migration journey.
Her passion in immigration law continues outside of her work practice through mentoring offerings to her current RMA peers, to navigate through the complexities of immigration law.
Arnela has authored well over 60 new Immigration law CPD topics for Legal Training Australia for Continued Professional Development.
Her business acumen and attention to detail and provision of Strategic Immigration law advice is well regarded and sought after.
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WK2489 Webinar – 1:30PM to 4:30PM: Navigating the Wave of Migration Reforms: Comprehensive Updates for 2024 – with Arnela Tolic – 3 Category A CPD points - 21st January 2025 |
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21 January 2025
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- Start Date: 21 January 2025 - 13:30:00
- End date: 21 January 2025 - 16:30:00
Presented by Immigration Lawyer, Arnela Tolic
This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.
Overview:
The migration landscape has undergone substantial changes with the release of multiple instruments and amendments effective 7 December 2024. This CPD session will provide a detailed examination of the latest legislative updates, their implications for migration practice, and practical strategies for Registered Migration Agents to adapt and remain compliant.
Key Topics Covered:
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- Migration Amendment (Caveats) Specification 2024: Exploring the updated exclusions (e.g., brothel keeper caveats) and their significance for occupation classifications.
- Migration Amendment (Skills in Demand Visa and Related Matters) Instrument 2024: Key features of the new Skills in Demand (SID) Visa.
- Migration (Language Test Requirements for Subclass 482 Visa) Instrument 2024: Revised English language testing standards.
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- Streamlined Skilled Migration for STEM Start-Ups: Accredited sponsorship for venture-capital-backed start-ups.
- Migration (Specification of Occupations and Assessing Authorities - Subclass 186 Visa): Updates to assessing authorities and alignment with the Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL).
- Migration (Arrangements for Visitor (Class FA) visa applications): Broader eligibility for the Frequent Traveller Stream.
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- Migration (Arrangements for Employer Nomination and Regional Employer Nomination Skilled Visas): Revised nomination processes and new lodgement methods.
- Migration Amendment (Skills in Demand and Nil VAC) Instrument 2024: Transitioning from TSS to SID visas and repealing legacy VAC exemptions.
- Migration (Skilling Australians Fund) Charges Amendment: Ensuring alignment of SAF levies with the SID Visa framework.
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- Migration Amendment: Changes to Bridging Visa Regulations: New rules for WMD risk determinations.
- Migration (ANZSCO Definition) Specification 2024: Adoption of updated occupational definitions.
- National Innovation Visas (NIV)
Learning Outcomes:
- Gain a thorough understanding of the recent legislative amendments impacting skilled, visitor, and bridging visas.
- Learn how to navigate changes to occupation lists, assessing authorities, and income thresholds under the CSOL.
- Develop strategies for advising clients on compliance with updated English language requirements, SAF levy obligations, and streamlined sponsorship processes.
Why Attend?
This comprehensive session ensures you remain at the forefront of migration practice, equipped to provide accurate advice to clients in a rapidly evolving regulatory environment.
About Arnela Tolic
Arnela, is a dynamic and responsive Immigration Lawyer.
After relocating to Australia in 2001, her own migration journey inspired her to help other immigrants to make the move to Australia.
Arnela spent many weekends, mornings and late nights to perfect her migration skills and handles each client's matter, as she would her own.
"Her motto"- You are part of your clients Migration journey.
Her passion in immigration law continues outside of her work practice through mentoring offerings to her current RMA peers, to navigate through the complexities of immigration law.
Arnela has authored well over 60 new Immigration law CPD topics for Legal Training Australia for Continued Professional Development.
Her business acumen and attention to detail and provision of Strategic Immigration law advice is well regarded and sought after.
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WK2476 Webinar – 12PM to 1PM: New Skills In Demand (SID) visa – with Immigration Lawyer, Marsha Bassily – 1 Category A CPD point - 22nd January 2025 |
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22 January 2025
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- Start Date: 22 January 2025 - 12:00:00
- End date: 22 January 2025 - 13:00:00
Presented by Marsha Bassily, Immigration Lawyer
This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.
Description:
Discover the exciting opportunities presented by the New Skills in Demand Visa, a pivotal initiative addressing Australia’s evolving workforce needs. This webinar is designed to provide a thorough understanding of the visa’s framework, eligibility criteria, and pathways for skilled professionals to contribute to Australia’s economic growth.
What You’ll Learn:
- Overview of the Skills in Demand Visa: Key features, purpose, and targeted industries.
- Eligibility Requirements: Understand the skills, qualifications, and experience needed to qualify.
- Application Process: Step-by-step guidance on submitting a successful visa application.
- Occupations in High Demand: Insights into the priority sectors and professions.
- Pathways to Permanent Residency: Explore how this visa aligns with long-term migration options.
About Marsha Bassily
Marsha is the Founder and Principal Immigration Lawyer at MB Lawyers. Her main interest is corporate immigration: assisting corporates and their staff, with their Australian visa requirements, compliance, and strategy.
Marsha was admitted to practice in Law in 2005 (NSW), after completing a B Arts/Law (The University of Sydney). She is a Notary Public (2018 to present) (Legal Practitioners Admission Board) and a Barrister Solicitor to New Zealand High Court (2023 to present).
Marsha thoroughly support mentoring, and have had the privilege to a be a Senior Lawyer Mentor to young lawyers and migration professionals (NSW Law Society, DWL)
Marsha is a published author on the Immigration Review Journal (Lexis Nexis), and feature on CPD platforms such as Hearsay the Legal Podcast, Sidebar and the College of Law CPD.
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WK2470 Webinar – 12PM to 1PM: National Innovation Visa – with Immigration Lawyer, Arnela Tolic – 1 Category A CPD point – 23rd January 2025 |
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AUD 33.00 |
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23 January 2025
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- Start Date: 23 January 2025 - 12:00:00
- End date: 23 January 2025 - 13:00:00
This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.
National Innovation Visa – Exploring Opportunities in Australia’s Skilled Migration Framework
Overview:
The National Innovation Visa (Subclass 858) is a transformative update to Australia’s skilled migration program, designed to attract exceptional global talent across critical sectors. This CPD session will provide a comprehensive exploration of the new visa, including its purpose, application process, and pathways for high-calibre professionals to contribute to Australia’s innovation-driven economy. Participants will gain practical insights into advising clients on eligibility and navigating the revised application framework effectively.
Key Topics Covered:
- Introduction to the National Innovation Visa: Understanding its purpose, structure, and how it replaces the previous Global Talent Visa.
- Eligibility Criteria: Detailed examination of the internationally recognised achievements required for an invitation to apply.
- Application Process: Step-by-step guidance on completing the new Form 47NI and lodging a compliant application.
- Sector Prioritisation: Insights into the industries and sectors targeted by the visa, including advanced technology, science, and the arts.
- Pathways to Permanent Residency: Exploring how the visa integrates with Australia’s long-term migration strategies.
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this session, participants will:
- Understand the strategic objectives behind the National Innovation Visa and how it fits within Australia’s broader migration policy framework.
- Be able to identify and advise clients with exceptional and internationally recognised achievements on their eligibility for the visa.
- Gain practical knowledge of the application process, including required documentation and submission methods.
- Recognise the economic and sectoral priorities the visa seeks to address, enabling targeted client support.
- Learn how to position the National Innovation Visa as part of a long-term migration plan for eligible clients.
This CPD session is essential for migration professionals aiming to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving landscape and provide clients with cutting-edge advice on innovation-focused migration opportunities.
About Arnela Tolic
Arnela, is a dynamic and responsive Immigration Lawyer.
After relocating to Australia in 2001, her own migration journey inspired her to help other immigrants to make the move to Australia.
Arnela spent many weekends, mornings and late nights to perfect her migration skills and handles each client's matter, as she would her own.
"Her motto"- You are part of your clients Migration journey.
Her passion in immigration law continues outside of her work practice through mentoring offerings to her current RMA peers, to navigate through the complexities of immigration law.
Arnela has authored well over 60 new Immigration law CPD topics for Legal Training Australia for Continued Professional Development.
Her business acumen and attention to detail and provision of Strategic Immigration law advice is well regarded and sought after.
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WK1864 Webinar – 12PM to 2PM: Skilled Migration sc189, sc190 and sc491 intensive - with Immigration Lawyer, Arnela Tolic - 2 Category A CPD points - 28th January 2025 |
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28 January 2025
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- Start Date: 28 January 2025 - 12:00:00
- End date: 28 January 2025 - 14:00:00
Presented by Arnela Tolic, Immigration Lawyer
This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.
By participating in this webinar, participants will learn about:
- Subclasses 189/190 and 491, and the key differences, requirements and conditions
- How to assess a client's chance for skilled visa pathways
- Step by step guide (initial consultation, engagement to act, skills assessment, expression of interest (EOI), nomination, and visa application)
- Case studies
About Presented by Arnela Tolic
Arnela, is a dynamic and responsive Immigration Lawyer.
She first commenced practice as a registered migration agent in 2011 and has since become an Immigration Lawyer.
Arnela shares her own journey as an immigrant, after relocating to Australia in 2001.
Arnela spent many weekends, mornings and late nights to perfect her migration skills and handles each client's matter, as she would her own.
"Her motto"- You are part of your clients Migration journey.
Her passion in immigration law continues outside of her work practice through mentoring offerings to her current RMA peers, to navigate through the complexities of immigration law.
Arnela has authored well over 60 new Immigration law CPD topics for Legal Training Australia for Continued Professional Development.
Her CPD teaching style is unique, innovative and informative.
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M2A10050 Webinar – 12PM to 1PM: The perfect RMA Client Service Agreement - your sword and shield (Code of Conduct - Mandatory) - with Christopher Levingston - 1 Cat A CPD point – 29th January 2025 |
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AUD 33.00 |
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AUD 39.60 |
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29 January 2025
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- Start Date: 29 January 2025 - 12:00:00
- End date: 29 January 2025 - 13:00:00
Presented by Christopher Levingston, Accredited Specialist Immigration Lawyer
This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.
This mandatory webinar workshop will include:
1.Code of Conduct obligations
2.Identifying and incorporating key obligations into one document
3.The “sword and shield” approach
4.The role of the “perfect” service agreement
5.Adhering to and enforcing Code of Conduct obligations
6.The sample Agreement
About Christopher Levingston
Christopher Levingston is a Solicitor who has now been in practice for over 35 years. He is an Accredited Specialist with the Law Society of NSW and has held that appointment for over 25 years.
He has been lecturing to both RMAs and Solicitors for about 30 years in the field of Immigration Law and has an outstanding record of effective communication and the transmission of complex ideas. He brings to the profession unprecedented knowledge and expertise to this complex and ever changing field of law. He is regularly interviewed by the media and notwithstanding a busy practice and lecturing commitments his motto of “Any Question, Any time” encourages fellow practitioners to approach him for advice and assistance on a regular basis.
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WK1751 Webinar - 1:30PM to 2:30PM: Subclass 500 - Eligibility criteria, preparing a fail free student visa application - with Karolina Caroline Curcic - 1 Cat A CPD point – 29th January 2025 |
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AUD 33.00 |
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29 January 2025
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- Start Date: 29 January 2025 - 13:30:00
- End date: 29 January 2025 - 14:30:00
Presented by Karolina Caroline Curcic, Senior Registered Migration Agent
This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.
About this webinar
Subclass 500 - Agents will gain the knowledge and skills to successfully
- Asses who will be considered a genuine temporary entrant for a Student Visa
- Assist clients in writing a successful genuine temporary entrant statement
- Prepare documentation and information for a successful outcome
About Karolina Caroline Curcic
Welcome, I’m Karolina and I present my webinars in an informative, interactive yet interesting way. I have been told that I’m a very good trainer but I will leave that up to you the participant to decide.
I have been a Registered Migration Agent since 2011. My love of migration was inspired by my father whom I used to assist whilst my daughter was younger, and it was his passion in helping people, this joy at his clients receiving their visas, and the respectable way he spoke to each and every client that inspired me to be that same Agent, one that performs her job with the client’s best interest in mind, with the same enthusiasm and respect my father taught me. He is now retired but still loves to hear my migration stories:)
Through the years I have never advertised, all of my clients have approached me through recommendations and it’s fair to say that I have lodged a large volume of visa applications.
Aside from migration, I am now presenting webinars and this has been a new outlet of creativity for me and I have found a new passion. Not many people are lucky enough to have found the very thing that inspires and drives them but I can say that LTA has given me that opportunity and I am proud to say I am a LTA Presenter.
I hope to see you soon and I hope you enjoy the interactive nature of my webinars.
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WK474 Webinar - 12PM to 2PM: Updated Designated Area Migration Agreements (DAMA) Intensive - with Arnela Tolic - 2 Category A CPD points – 30th January 2025 |
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AUD 66.00 |
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30 January 2025
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- Start Date: 30 January 2025 - 12:00:00
- End date: 30 January 2025 - 14:00:00
Presented by Arnela Tolic
This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.
A Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA) is a flexible way for states, territories and/or regions to deal with their individual economic and labour conditions through a labour agreement-based framework.
Under a DAMA, employers in designated areas who have skills and labour shortages can sponsor skilled and semi-skilled overseas workers.
This session is an intensive workshop which will explain how DAMAs work, the stages involved, and what can be achieved using them.
Whilst perhaps overly complicated, DAMAs can be a useful tool to assist regional employers in gaining access to the human resources they need to help ensure their ongoing viability.
Agents should come away from this session more confident in explaining DAMAs as a viable option to their clients.
About Arnela Tolic
Arnela, is a dynamic and responsive Immigration Lawyer.
After relocating to Australia in 2001, her own migration journey inspired her to help other immigrants to make the move to Australia.
Arnela spent many weekends, mornings and late nights to perfect her migration skills and handles each client's matter, as she would her own.
"Her motto"- You are part of your clients Migration journey.
Her passion in immigration law continues outside of her work practice through mentoring offerings to her current RMA peers, to navigate through the complexities of immigration law.
Arnela has authored well over 60 new Immigration law CPD topics for Legal Training Australia for Continued Professional Development.
Her business acumen and attention to detail and provision of Strategic Immigration law advice is well regarded and sought after.
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WK2476 Webinar – 12PM to 1PM: New Skills In Demand (SID) visa – with Immigration Lawyer, Ko Ko Aung – 1 Category A CPD point - 6th February 2025 |
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6 February 2025
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- Start Date: 6 February 2025 - 12:00:00
- End date: 6 February 2025 - 13:00:00
Presented by Immigration Lawyer, Ko Ko Aung
This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.
Description:
Discover the exciting opportunities presented by the New Skills in Demand Visa, a pivotal initiative addressing Australia’s evolving workforce needs. This webinar is designed to provide a thorough understanding of the visa’s framework, eligibility criteria, and pathways for skilled professionals to contribute to Australia’s economic growth.
What You’ll Learn:
- Overview of the Skills in Demand Visa: Key features, purpose, and targeted industries.
- Eligibility Requirements: Understand the skills, qualifications, and experience needed to qualify.
- Application Process: Step-by-step guidance on submitting a successful visa application.
- Occupations in High Demand: Insights into the priority sectors and professions.
- Pathways to Permanent Residency: Explore how this visa aligns with long-term migration options.
About Ko Ko Aung
Ko Ko Aung is an award-winning immigration lawyer with extensive experience in migration law, encompassing skilled, family, humanitarian, and employer-sponsored visas. He is the recipient of the 2023 Law Council Lawyer of the Year Award, the 2023 Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 Award in the Migration category, and the 2024 Humanitarian Lawyer of the Year Award by STARTTS and the Refugee Council of Australia. As a Special Counsel at Albert Arthur Lawyers, Ko Ko leads pro bono initiatives, collaborating with not-for-profit organizations to support refugees and displaced individuals. His passion for advocacy, coupled with his practical expertise, has made him a sought-after speaker and trainer in Australian migration law.
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WK2495 Webinar – 12PM to 1PM: Comparing genuine criteria across different visas – GTE and GS – with Immigration Lawyer, Ko Ko Aung – 1 Category A CPD point - 10th February 2025 |
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10 February 2025
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- Start Date: 10 February 2025 - 12:00:00
- End date: 10 February 2025 - 13:00:00
Presented by Immigration Lawyer, Ko Ko Aung
This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.
About the webinar
This session explores the Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) and Genuine Stay (GS) criteria, focusing on their similarities and differences across visa subclasses. Key changes to these criteria will be discussed, along with practical tips for drafting effective submissions that address common challenges. Attendees will leave with a deeper understanding of how to navigate these essential requirements and better support clients in meeting compliance standards.
About Ko Ko Aung
Ko Ko Aung is an award-winning immigration lawyer with extensive experience in migration law, encompassing skilled, family, humanitarian, and employer-sponsored visas. He is the recipient of the 2023 Law Council Lawyer of the Year Award, the 2023 Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 Award in the Migration category, and the 2024 Humanitarian Lawyer of the Year Award by STARTTS and the Refugee Council of Australia. As a Special Counsel at Albert Arthur Lawyers, Ko Ko leads pro bono initiatives, collaborating with not-for-profit organizations to support refugees and displaced individuals. His passion for advocacy, coupled with his practical expertise, has made him a sought-after speaker and trainer in Australian migration law.
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WK2252 Webinar – 12PM to 1PM: Australia's skill shortage - Subclass 407 Training Visas unpicked with RMA, Shishir Nepal – 1 Cat A CPD point – 12th February 2025 |
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12 February 2025
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- Start Date: 12 February 2025 - 12:00:00
- End date: 12 February 2025 - 13:00:00
Presented by Shishir Nepal, RMA
This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.
This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.
This is an interactive webinar which will include the following:
Overview of current skill shortages in Australia for Construction, Engineering, Hospitality, Automotive industry, Education and Health
Overview of subclass 407 Training visa and who is it for?
How can Australian employers benefit from 407 Training Visa's?
Case studies
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WK232 Webinar – 12PM to 2PM: Bridging Visas intensive - with Immigration Lawyer, Ko Ko Aung - 2 Category A CPD points – 13th February 2025 |
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AUD 66.00 |
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13 February 2025
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- Start Date: 13 February 2025 - 12:00:00
- End date: 13 February 2025 - 14:00:00
Presented by Immigration Lawyer, Ko Ko Aung
This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.
About the webinar
This interactive CPD Session will focus on Bridging Visas including time of application and lodgement criteria. Case studies and practical implications of holding a particular Bridging Visa. Bridging Visas A to R will be covered. As part of the learning outcomes, an agent will gain knowledge and understanding between the different types of Bridging Visas including legal implications associated with holding a specific type of Bridging Visa.
About Ko Ko Aung
Ko Ko Aung is an award-winning immigration lawyer with extensive experience in migration law, encompassing skilled, family, humanitarian, and employer-sponsored visas. He is the recipient of the 2023 Law Council Lawyer of the Year Award, the 2023 Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 Award in the Migration category, and the 2024 Humanitarian Lawyer of the Year Award by STARTTS and the Refugee Council of Australia. As a Special Counsel at Albert Arthur Lawyers, Ko Ko leads pro bono initiatives, collaborating with not-for-profit organizations to support refugees and displaced individuals. His passion for advocacy, coupled with his practical expertise, has made him a sought-after speaker and trainer in Australian migration law.
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WK1864 Webinar – 12PM to 2PM: Skilled Migration sc189, sc190 and sc491 intensive - with RMA, Ali Ehsan - 2 Category A CPD points - 20th February 2025 |
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20 February 2025
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- Start Date: 20 February 2025 - 12:00:00
- End date: 20 February 2025 - 14:00:00
Presented by Ali Ehsan, RMA
This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.
By participating in this webinar, participants will learn about:
- Subclasses 189/190 and 491, and the key differences, requirements and conditions
- How to assess a client's chance for skilled visa pathways
- Step by step guide (initial consultation, engagement to act, skills assessment, expression of interest (EOI), nomination, and visa application)
- Case studies
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