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Comparing costs to Australian wages, do you feel Australia is more expensive than the UK



Yes. Australia does seem more expensive

No, Australia does not seem more expensive



Posted by ABCDiamond
Votes: 41 Comments: 1
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  • m13

    163 Visa - Sponsored Business Owner

    Subclass 163 Visa
    State/Territory Sponsored Business Owner (Provisional)

    This visa is for people who have a successful business career overseas, and

    • intend to own a business in Australia
    • are less than 55 years old.

    With this visa you can:

    • establish a new or existing business in Australia
    • travel in and out of Australia any number of times as long as the visa is valid
    • have your family accompany you to Australia. They will have access to work and study rights
    • establish a pathway to permanent residence.

    This visa is a temporary visa, and the first step towards being granted a permanent Business Skills visa.

    After two (2) years you may be eligible to apply for one of the following visas:

    • Business Owner (residence)
    • State/Territory Sponsored Business Owner (residence)
    School Fees for 163 Visa Holder

    Although the 163 visa is classed as a temporary visa, it must be noted that it is a Temporary "Resident" Visa, and not a Temporary "Visitor" Visa.

    Most States allow the children of Temporary "Resident" Visa holders to access Government School facilities under the same conditions as Citizens and Residents.

    I have not confirmed every State yet, but I feel that the ACT and New South Wales may treat the 163 the same as a 457, and charge Full Education fees to children under this Visa.

      Australian Capital Territory - Word Doc Source

      The ACT Department of Education requires all students, who are not Australian citizens or permanent residents, to pay international student tuition fees for their education, unless a fee exemption is granted.
      Subclass 163 visa holders seeking the fee exemption must first apply, in writing, to the ACT Business Migration Program.
      You must demonstrate that you have been actively conducting business in the ACT for at least six months, that your business activity is of economic benefit to Canberra and that you have a genuine commitment to living in Canberra.


      Queensland -

      Visa Sub Class 163 State/Territory Sponsored Business Owner
      It can be confirmed by a phone call to the Queensland Education Department, that Queensland treats the 163 Visa holders in the same way as permanent residents.


      Western Australia - PDF Source

      Visa Sub Class : 163
      Visa Sub Class Title : State/Territory Sponsored Business Owner
      Entitlement to enrolment at local public school : YES
      Access to Intensive English Centre : YES
      Access to ESL Support in mainstream : YES
      Contributions, Charges or Fees Payable : Local Fees Only


    Medical

    If you are from a country with reciprocal health care arrangements with Australia, (United Kingdom, Sweden, Finland, Norway or the Netherlands) Medicare assistance is available for immediately necessary treatment.

    Nationals from reciprocal countries must therefore also pay the Medicare Levy on wages earned.


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