VERYSTORMY

This “study” has been widely discredited internationally. On a side, as someone who has proved a significant number of Grund articles to be total fabrication, I trust them to about the same accuracy as The Sunday Sport. Maybe slightly less.

Also, there not even processing these at the moment. Processing has ceased until the current emergency is over.

The lack of basic understanding of science in this thread is more scary than the virus. I can not comprehend how some of you have got to adulthood with such a basic intelligence.

Did you read the list properly? The uncle has to be YOUR uncle. To use your partners uncle, she would have to be the main applicant. As for points, yes, 95 would get you a visa. But, are you sure you have 95 as your work experience will only be counted from the day you are fully qualified and if you are including points for English, they need to be done by taking an English exam such as ILETS. My advice would be to speak to a good registered migration agent. Remember, if you over claim a single point, you get a refusal, loss of the fee and potentially even a ban on reapplying

This is a forum for people moving to Australia

Yes he can, but he will need to retake his license as anything other than car license is not transferable.

Processing of parent visas is currently suspended

She would need to do a course at TAFE. Be aware these can be expensive.

Very good chance that will be refused. Far better to just apply for a visitor visa.

You normally get 12 months from the date of medical or police check to make first entry (which ever was earlier). You have five years from date of grant to migrate. However, be aware that if you use a lot of the five years, leaving Australia can then be an issue as you would need a resident return visa after the five years.

You would need to see if you are eligible for resident return visas. At the moment, it looks doubtful.

Have a look at centrelink A 491 is a “provisional visa” not a temp visa, so qualifies for everything except social security benefits, though normally (corona excepted) even 189 holders have very limited rights to those. The once exception may be free / subsidised nursery places.

Health and schooling is the same as a 189

The reality is nobody knows what the world will look like at the end of this. Other than it will be very different. This isn’t a quick thing. We are looking at this going on for many months. If we are lucky, maybe this time next year. But, economic circumstances are going to be dramatically different. The world has basically put the entire economy on hold. That is going to have dramatic effects we can’t even believe at the moment. Governments are having to spend enormous sums as it is. Debt is going to be massive, many businesses are, regardless of the best help going to disappear. For example, look at what unemployment claims in the US have done in this chart. The blip before the huge spike is the 2008 crash. That huge spike was for 1 week only. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-52050426

It looks like I will be covered by the governments scheme for the self employed / employed, so can claim 80% of my pay from the government.