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Dear Mrs xxxxxx,
I am pleased to advise that this application for a subclass 143 (Contributory Parent – Migrant) visa has been approved and the following person included in the application was granted a permanent visa on xxxxxxxxxx 2008:
1. xxxxxxxxx (born xxxxxxxxx)
The initial entry to Australia by all persons granted a visa on this application must be made by Tuesday, xxxxxxxx 2008.
Each applicant will need to have their current valid passport endorsed with evidence of visa to travel to Australia by submitting their passport to our representatives in Beijing. If a person other than the applicant intends to collect the passport following evidencing, that other person should hold a note authorising them to do so and ensure that they carry identification.
Please refer to the attached information sheet for Beijing providing contact details and any specific procedures for evidencing of visas at that Post. Please allow between five to ten working days for the passport to be endorsed.The subclass 143 (Contributory Parent – Migrant) visa that has been granted includes a return travel facility which allows the holder to travel in and out of Australia as a permanent resident for a period of five years from the date it was granted.
The visa has been granted to the applicant on the basis of the information provided in support of their application. If they have provided incorrect information or documents with the application and have not corrected that information, it may lead to cancellation of the visa at a later stage.
Resident Return Visa (RRV)
Once the initial permission to travel and return to Australia ceases, permanent residents need to apply for a Resident Return Visa (RRV) if they wish to travel overseas and return to Australia as a permanent resident. An RRV is the label that is placed in the passport which identifies the holder as a permanent resident at immigration clearance on return to Australia. It is evidence of permission to enter Australia after absences overseas and to resume residence.
Eligibility for an RRV is generally based on the amount of time spent in Australia as a permanent resident, although there are some concessions for people who cannot meet the residential requirements. If a person departs Australia without an RRV, or it expires while they are overseas and they are not eligible for a further RRV, that person will lose their right to return to Australia as a permanent resident. Further information about RRV is available at any DIAC office in Australia or overseas or can be obtained from the DIAC website at www.immi.gov.au
Citizenship
Information about Australian citizenship is available from:
• the Citizenship website at www.citizenship.gov.au
• the Citizenship Information Line on 131 880
• any DIAC office
Medicare health services
The Australian Government provides help with medical expenses and hospital care through a scheme called Medicare. Medicare is administered by the Health Insurance Commission (HIC), which also subsidises medicines under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).
Holders of the Contributory Parent (Migrant) visa generally have immediate access to Medicare health services. Further information on Medicare, including the nearest centre to register for assistance, is available from:
• the Medicare website at www.medicareaustralia.gov.au
• the Medicare information line on 132 011
Alternatively you can write to:
Medicare Eligibility Section
Health Insurance Commission
PO Box 1001
TUGGERANONG ACT 2901
AUSTRALIA
Social Security payments
Visa holders are reminded of the importance of making adequate financial arrangements to support themselves and their family.
Information about social security payments is available from:
• the Centrelink website at www.centrelink.gov.au
• the Centrelink information line on 131 673
• any Centrelink office.
Alternatively, you can write to:
Centrelink International Services
GPO Box 273
HOBART TAS 7001
AUSTRALIA
Assurance of Support (AOS)
An AoS is a commitment, made by an assurer, to provide financial support to the person(s) migrating so that the migrant(s) will not have to rely on any government forms of support. For Contributory Parent (Migrant) visa holders the AoS is in force for a period of 10 years from the time the permanent visa was granted. An AoS is also in force for the same period from the time the permanent visa was granted for any applicants over 18 years of age who were included on the application.
During this period of time, the assurer will be liable to repay any recoverable social security payments made by Centrelink to the visa holder. Accordingly, the visa holder/s should check with their assurer(s) before accessing any social security payments.
The AoS scheme is administered by Centrelink. For any queries in relation to AoS after an AoS period has started, please contact Centrelink (refer to Centrelink’s details on page 2 of this letter).
Entitlement to English language tuition
The Government provides free English language tuition in Australia (up to a maximum of 510 hours or until you reach functional English, whichever comes first) through the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) to people granted a migrant visa if they:
• have been assessed as not having functional English language skills; and
• were 18 years of age or over when they lodged their application.
If you believe that you would be entitled to English tuition, make sure you register with an AMEP service provider within 3 months of grant of this visa. You are required to begin classes within 12 months of grant of this visa. Provisions exist to extend these time frames in certain circumstances. Information on this can be obtained through the service provider. There is no time limit for completion.
You will find further details on the AMEP in the information form 994i 'Settlement information for migrants to Australia'.
I would like to take this opportunity to wish xxxxxx well for their future in Australia.
Yours sincerely
xxxxx
Position Number 0000000
Perth Offshore Parents Centre
10 July 2008
Encl: Application receipt
Visa evidencing information; Forms 994 & 886
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从哪儿淘换来的？牛！
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为什么律师昨天帮我打电话问移民局,他们说正在发信给所有合格的人,但要A FEW WEEKS.哭死....
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hehe my CO send me the word docs, not pdf.. so just copy and paste... :)
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u know, i actually sent an emal to my CO in the morning, just put ur case number and name -- when will we get the visa evidencing letter? hehe kind of like a reminder... :) then she send me the letter just before 5pm her time... Magic!! :)
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请问你们的ＣＯ是谁？我今天打去移民局了．我没ＣＯ电话，就打的总机电话，一个女的居然说要８月３０号前发 ．说有３０００多个人在等．要按申请顺序发，我说我们０６年的为什么比０７年的还慢？那女的又说什么每个人情况不一样 彻底无奈了．
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我觉得他们有时候也是乱说的。我上个月交完2nd instalment打电话给CO确认的时候，她跟我说这个财政年度的七月初开始陆续发，我们的应该是七月底来。结果七月初就来了。或者你问问你律师你CO的名字和电话，然后自己打电话催催？
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律师前天打电话帮我问了，他说移民官说要Ａ ＦＥＷ ＷＥＥＫＳ说他们在统一发给符合资格的人．你的邮件是怎么写？我也发个邮件试试？
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去问你的律师你的移民官是谁?邮件是什么？要是只有名字就只有打电话了。
要是有邮件还可以发发。。 问别的人都不如问你得CO
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