The opening of Australia’s borders to international travellers has not only re-opened the vaccination debate but also bought into question what is considered ‘fully vaccinated’.
Since their introduction in 2020, travel exemptions have undergone relevant changes to reflect the changing landscape as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Lockdowns impact various aspects of business. Regardless of industry, non-essential businesses had to close their doors during stage 4 lockdowns. Restaurants and cafes could only offer takeaway and delivery service and non-essential retailers were restricted to providing online shopping only.
Current travel restrictions have not only put a halt on overseas holidays but it has also impacted those that are required to travel as part of their job.
There are many jobs in Australia that can only be filled by people overseas who hold specialist skills and expertise, particularly in the mining, oil and gas industries. So, what happens if we need one of these overseas workers but current restrictions don’t allow overseas travel?
Have you been wondering about the status of your visa, or whether the time is right to apply for a visa?
The Federal Government’s easing of restrictions has been a source of joy for many. While Scott Morrison outlined the general plan, it has been at the discretion of each state premier to determine what restrictions can be eased in their state. In some cases, state borders have been closed which has presented a new set of challenges whether for local residents or those interstate.
On the 3rd of April 2020, a new stream for the Subclass 408 (Temporary Activity Visa) was announced following the circumstances brought about by COVID-19.
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