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What exacly goes against in fact sheet one & two and the FAQ ? I'm not with you on that one. They are complimentary. Even though the FAQ was issued in May, the document has been updated and uploaded on July the 14th. As for true or not, it is just a misunderstanding.

Raul, if you don't feel concern, you do not need to assume you are on of them. There are good guys and bad guys in every jobs. If you had bothered to read the entire thread, I'm not putting every MA in the same basket. Like I said I will ask ( and use as for now ) the service of a MA when my turn comes around. As for law, it's what I do for a living. Believe me I'm more than aware when things goes wrong .. as it's my every day job. The attachment I post, as of the last chat I had with the MA, the big lines are still in work, but no major changes to what as been announced. So here you go, one say red, one say white.

Guys you're missing the point. My post was mainly to clear out some basic questions. As of the title of the topic and from page 2, members are asking if they will still able to apply for PR once they have reach 2 years with their employers like before. Yes ? As of May the 29th, the short answer is yes. As for dodgy MA I did not say to lodge the application by yourself, but some people are paying up to $200 just to get an answer about 457 to 186. On the other hand, talking about dodgy MA, if they were that reliable how come X is charging $3K for an application, Y $4K and Z $10K ( And let's not talk about the ones asking you $50K+ to get PR or just a 457 in no time ) we talking here for the same customer, same profil, same case. Immigration is a really big business in Australia, like in every country I suppose, but Australia is still the number one I guess because of the crazy wages, lifestyle and economy compare to all others developed countries. A baker, a hair dresser, a nurse etc .. would never get $55K a year back in Europe, America, South Africa. @VERYSTORMY I'v lived in 5 different countries since I'v finished studying and have been a migration agent in one of them - not to say that I know everything it's not the point at all - but it's easier than what it looks like. It's no rocket science. Some people make it look hard to justify the money they are charging you maybe ? Like real estate agent ?? Ok Anyways to sum up, you want to move in a country, follow the rules. If you can't get PR you can't be mad, you already made a choice by choosing to immigrate.

I don't know mate but looked when this document was issued. The answer should be pretty clear specially coming from people doing this job for a living .. From page 2 You can see people seeking advice from MA without a clear answer. And this topic is just one in how many out there on internet. Just on Facebook if you take all the specific topics regarding different nationalities you can clear see some people are not doing there job with ethic. A friend of mine nearly quit everything to fly back home just because 2 MA told him the path for PR was not possible. I am not saying all MA are the same, but some of them obviously don't understand the impact of what they are advising to their customer. I've used a MA for my 457 ( really bad experience ) and will use one for my PR but I will never take a life decision on whatever they tell me.

Guys, please take time to search and read instead of asking dodgy MA who just want fast and easy money .. Everything is written down since end of May, there is no yes, maybe, why not, because of .. can't be more clear than this;