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Can an individual holding a temporary Australian work visa and residing in Australia apply for the ballot? Additionally, if the application is unsuccessful, will it affect the current visa status of the individual?
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My parents were born outside Specific Island. But I am a Timor leste citizen by marriage am I now Elizabeth.thanks
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hi Natasha, if i am applying by myself alone, should i put number 1 in the family member colum of registration form?
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Good morning Mr Stephen, I would like to ask you again, so now I’m on step payment, there is a few questions about the CARDHOLDER's address. I’m currently working in Australia, should I fill the current address or my Timor Leste address?
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"Fortunately, ... a sizeable reduction to somewhere between 75% and 80%, owing to the ongoing efforts and leadership of BPNG and CEFI." This is good news.
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You first have to enter the ballot. You don't need a job offer for that. If you are successful in the ballot, you will then need a job offer. If you have another visa and can afford to, you can go to Australia to find a job offer. Otherwise, you can use the Australian government matching service. You'll have four months from ballot success to get the job offer. Good luck, Stephen
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You can also use UnionPay or BPAY. If you don't have access to any of those, find someone else who does. Payment details at: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-support/applying-online-or-on-paper/online/how-to-pay Regards, Stephen
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Yes
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If you have already got a job, you can ask your employer to make the required offer. First, you have to get through the ballot though.
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Yes.
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