soloblink:
Greetings to every one. Pls I need your help, I want to relocate . pls who can tell me the process to follow. Thanks

telvinfantasy:
Good evening everyone
i came across this Australian immigration website and am still doubting its genuinty.
https://www.immiproaustralia.com.au
thats the site, please go through and give me feedback if its real or fake.
Thanks God bless you all

chidike:
Guys, please ensure you register for ambulance cover in your state for both emergency and non emergency services. You never know when you may need it. Ambulance services are not covered under Medicare and if you ever have an ambulance called, you'll have to pay about 1000 dollars (whether you enter or not). So get a cover, it's not that expensive, for a single guy in Victoria it's about 94 dollars per annum. You can google ambulance services for your state to get more info. Note that some private health insurers dont provide ambulance on some plans.

Also, remember to get private health insurance if you're earning over $90k as an individual or $180k as a couple. If you don't, you'll have to pay the Medicare Levy Surcharge during tax season and the minimum charge us 1% but could go up to 1.5%. See more details below. Cheers!


As Australian residents we all have the right to health care through Medicare, a system partly funded by taxpayers, many of whom pay a Medicare levy of 2% of their taxable income. Your Medicare levy is reduced if your taxable income is below a certain threshold, meaning that some people may not have to pay the levy at all.

However, if you don’t have appropriate hospital cover and your annual income* is over $90,000 as a single, or over $180,000 as a couple/family then you could also be hit with the MLS. The family income threshold is increased by $1,500 for each MLS dependent child after the first child.

This means, when tax time rolls around, that recent pay rise that just tipped you over $90,000 suddenly isn’t looking so flash. That’s because the MLS starts at 1% and, if your annual income* continues to increase, it can be up to 1.5%. Certainly enough to make your eyes water.

But, if your annual income* is over the above thresholds and you take out ahm hospital cover you can wave goodbye to the MLS and say hello to a healthy peace of mind and, potentially, save some money at the same time. Talk about a win-win

ejimjesus:




Sir bellong, please sir come to our aid

bellong:


Apologies bro, I don't reside in Adelaide anymore.

bellong:


Apologies bro, I don't reside in Adelaide anymore.

bellong:


It is a migration agent website. It is for those who want to use an agent. You can Google MARA website to confirm he is registered.

rudyislife:
Greetings everyone,please i want to ask,whats the average earning like in Australia for an MSC holder in Engineering,.

ejimjesus:


Send mail to me.



Sir bellong, please sir come to our aid

obi24:


Send mail to me.

ejimjesus:


I have just done that

obi24:



Am not seeing ur email address. Showing private.

ejimjesus:


Please I don't know why it is showing private. Pls may you reach me by ejimjesus@yahoo.com

paparazy06:
Please who can explain Australia Humanitarian Visa for me??
i heard about it on radio and i went to there office to make an enquiry about the visa, i was told i don't need to pay for visa or ticket fee that everything will be taken care off by Australia Immigration. Though am not asked to pay for anything except corrier fee which is 10k but i really doubt the whole thing.

Abhiviza:


Australia Humanitarian Visa is for protecting the rights of the refugees and provide them support. It comes under the international efforts for protecting the rights of refugees. It's full name is Australia Refugee and Humanitarian Program.

The country provide support to both offshore and onshore refugees. It comes under the subclass 200 of the Australian visa.

Meklex:
Hi folks,

I want to enquire if it's possible to get Aussie visa with my credentials. I am a graduate of Marketing with zero work experience and roughly 3 million naira in my account. What's my best bet if I want to migrate to Australia on PR? Is it doable?

jukeblam:
Meanwhile, if you like beer, you'll definitely be spoilt for choice; there's a zillion brands to pick from.
Also, a visit to any brewery (which are quite commonplace) and you can order a tasting paddle/tray to sample all the beers the particular brewery makes. Pic 1 is just a random pub with beer 'on tap' (always mortuary standard ), while pic 2 shows the choice of beers within my view at a liquor store. Pic 3 is a paddle I sampled, although the brewery made more than 10 beers.