Citizenship bill dead, wannabe Aussies get green light for easier test (ABC News 18/10/2017)

October 18, 2017 Pace Migration Migration

Migrants wanting to become Australians have been given an assurance that their applications will be processed under the current rules.

Immigration Minister Peter Dutton confirmed to ABC News this evening that applications received after April 20 would be processed under existing laws following the rejection of amendments by the Senate.

These amendments to the initial bill reduced the English competency required by applicants from “competent” to “modest” and changed the start date to July next year.

We will keep you updating 🙂

Syed Rahman

Mr. Rahman is a knowledgeable professional with expertise in academia, corporate management, and migration law. He holds a Post Graduate Certificate in Australian Migration Law from ANU, an MBA in International Business from UTS, and a BBA from Baruch College. With 5 years of corporate management experience, 4 years of teaching experience in Australia, and over 15 years as a registered Migration Agent, Mr. Rahman has a strong background in helping international students and skilled migrants with Australian migration law.

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Citizenship bill dead, wannabe Aussies get green light for easier test (ABC News 18/10/2017)

Immigration Minister Peter Dutton confirmed to ABC News this evening that applications received after April 20 would be processed under existing laws following the rejection of amendments by the Senate.

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