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Hi Teddy, According to the ballot eligibility requirements you must "be aged between 18-45 years (inclusive) at the commencement of the ballot registration open period for your country". Since the ballot registrations close 1 August, before you turn 18 you will have to reapply next year when it re-opens. Refer to the link below for more information https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/pacific-engagement/ballot-registration/ballot-eligibility

For example my daughter is 43 yrs old. She has a daughter aged 23 years and a 13 years old son. Can she apply as a family including her kids?

very good program, I'm interested

Am very interested and I have a friend in Queensland and Want to travel there to stay with him and work.

Thank you Natasha for all these information.. I am interested to participate. Kind regards/ Elizabeth

Thank you, Natasha, for the well explained advice. I appreciated it very much.

I am totally interested in this particular program which is very helpful especially for Papua New Guineans. Will it be OK for me to apply if I'm 17 years old and on December 12 this year I'm going to turn 18?

Hi Natasha, Thank you so much for the comprehensive update. Much appreciated. Gigil

Hi Roland, Thank you for your question. According to the Home Affairs website for the PEV subclass 192, it redirects you to the RPNGC site that lists all the different types of police clearances. To meet the PEV visa character requirement, it would be the PNG Police Character Check @ PGK65. There are instructions to download that the form and make payment provided in the link below. https://www.rpngc.gov.pg/advice-services/police-clearance/

Thank you Dev Policy Team. For the police clearance certificate, it is the visa police clearance or normal png police clearance?

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