Knowledge Base
The Knowledge Module provides internal stakeholders, including HR, global mobility specialists, in-house counsel, line managers and others with the information necessary to manage the business’s immigration needs.
The Knowledge Base includes best practice guidance on visa applications, compliance management, templates and checklists. These documents are maintained by our immigration team to ensure they remain consistent with rapidly changing immigration laws and provide levels of information normally reserved for registered migration agents and immigration lawyers delivered at a level needed by business.
Access to Knowledge base process access to:
- Immigration 101 for HR professionals, Global Mobility specialists, and other stakeholders
- Exclusive Training Webinars
- Immigration guides for all key employer sponsored visa types (482, 400, 186, etc.)
- Templates to assist organisations to provide documentation consistent with Home Affairs’ expectations.
- Checklists for preparing nomination, visa and sponsorship applications, audit and compliance.
Immigration 101
Specifically designed for Human Resource professionals, Global Mobility specialists, Risk & Compliance managers and other stakeholders responsible for managing visa holders, our courses covers all fundamental aspects of Australian immigration law for organisations. The online courses enables stakeholders with all levels of immigration knowledge to better understand the immigration system, application requirements, processing, and decisions as well as immigration compliance and visa holder management
Materials are classified as:
- Core units – for those unfamiliar with Australian immigration, these units focus on the fundamental concepts in immigration law, including introducing the Migration Act and Regulations, as well as practical elements of the migration system such as using ImmiAccount, VEVO and corresponding with the Department.
- Intermediate – for experienced professionals, these units focus on more sophisticated concepts such as issues in nomination and visa requirements.
- Advanced units – high level training on migration law and regulations for individuals responsible for delivering internal advice, registered migration agents, and immigration lawyers. These units look at complex concepts in immigration law for those with a strong legal foundation.
Exclusive Webinar Training Content
Regular immigration training courses on topics relevant to current immigration priorities relevant to employers including changes to immigration laws, new visa programs, changes to policy and processing.
- Subscribers can access new webinar series on current topics in immigration law
- Access library of past training content
- Submit request for training in areas of interest
Content Library
Our Content Library includes visa, nomination and sponsorship specific guides that have been developed by experienced immigration lawyers to give your business the necessary insights to manage employer sponsored immigration matters with greater clarity and security.
The guides set out in detail the current requirements for:
- Employer sponsored visa types
- Nominations
- Sponsorship
- Compliance
Guides are maintained and updated on a regular basis in line with changes to immigration laws, regulation, and government policy.
Checklists
Our Content Library includes visa, nomination and sponsorship specific guides that have been developed by experienced immigration lawyers to give your business the necessary insights to manage employer sponsored immigration matters with greater clarity and security.
The guides set out in detail the current requirements for:
- Employer sponsored visa types
- Nominations
- Sponsorship
- Compliance
Guides are maintained and updated on a regular basis in line with changes to immigration laws, regulation, and government policy.
Our checklists provide sponsors and visa applicants with definitive guidelines on what information is required to prepare and lodge applications.
Detailed guidance on the requirements for each type of documents, guides to how to prepare supporting materials such as CVs and resumes, provide clear and useful information for preparing and lodging high quality visa applications that meet relevant legislative and regulatory requirements.
Templates
Our templates are designed to add value to our Content Library by providing stakeholders with the key documents required to support visa, nomination, and sponsorship applications as well as communicate with the Department of Home Affairs.
Templates can be modified and updated with company letterhead and styling to ensure consistency and quality.
Smart Documents functionality
Our Smart Documents functionality enables organisations to improve usage of our checklists and templates to quickly prepare accurate, up to date documents relevant to the immigration process through automated data management.