As Australians, access to Medicare is something we don’t think about unless we need to access healthcare. Now with proof of vaccination required to partake in most activities we ordinarily take for granted, Medicare has become front and centre of daily living.
With international travel borders open and flights arriving and leaving Australian shores, many changes are coming into effect especially when it comes to visas.
The federal government has announced that from 1st December 2021, travel exemptions will no longer apply for the following visas.
Covid-19 vaccination has been the hot topic among Australians for some time now. The national plan as agreed by the federal and state governments allows for more freedoms for Australians as vaccination rates hit agreed targets.
Vanessa Wibawa has joined the Visa Solutions Australia team as a registered migration agent
Christmas is fast approaching and families all over Australia have wondered what travel plans for the festive season will look like. Like international travel, each state is working to their own timeline based on vaccination rates and restrictions.
Since Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s announcement that international travel would re-commence in November, many more details have been revealed.
While once international travel was a simple case of booking a flight and ensuring your passport and travel insurance was in order before hopping on a plane, the travel process now is far more complex.
The reopening of international borders was a welcome announcement from Prime Minister Scott Morrison. Even more welcome was New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet’s announcement on Friday that will see quarantine for fully vaccinated international travellers no longer apply. This change will come into effect from 1 November 2021.
Last week, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced international borders would re-open in November in line with the National Plan.
Miguel Valderrama joined the Visa Solutions Australia team in mid-August.
Miguel migrated from Peru 14 years ago as an international student. He studied for his master’s degree in financial management and accounting before working for Sensis / Yellow Pages for a little over a year.
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