Migration
Australia has a non-discriminatory immigration policy which means that anyone can apply to migrate to Australia from any country in the world, no matter what his or her gender, colour, ethnic origin or religion. People can apply to migrate through Australian visa offices overseas either directly with the assistance of a registered migration agent, or contact the Wangaratta Rural City Council via email migration@wangaratta.vic.gov.au
The Rural City of Wangaratta has more than 28,000 residents, many of whom were not born here but moved here to enjoy the lifestyle, climate, employment opportunities, and natural attractions for which north east Victoria is renowned.
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Australia's increasing involvement in international markets has led to greater emphasis being given to the 'skill' component of Australia's Migration Program. Skilled migrants can help offset specific skill shortages, and they expand the size and quality of the Australian workforce.
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Cultural diversity has existed in our region for generations and has done much to shape the lifestyle we currently enjoy. Read about some of our recent success stories.
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North East Multicultural Association The North East Multicultural Association (NEMA) was established in February 2005 to represent the interests of Culturally And Linguistically Diverse communities (CALD) in North East Victoria. It passionately
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If you are considering applying for a visa under the Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme, please refer to Booklet 5 "Employer Sponsored Migration." Please note, below is a brief summary only, it is NOT a complete guide and should not be used as such.
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Migrants who are wanting to live and work in Australia will need to undertake an International Skills Assessment and a Trades Recognition assessment prior to entering Australia. International Skills Assessment An International skills assessment
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Since 1999, there has been an increase in the number of skilled and business migrants settling in Victoria. These migrants have brought with them the skills that have helped develop and build our regions.
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