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75 pts
Subclass 189 · 75 pts
20:05 (Brisbane time; GMT+10) Approval of your Subclass 189 visa application - Congratulations! Dear Liv, I hope my message finds you well. I’m very happy to confirm that I have received notification of the approval of your Subclass 189 visa application from the Department of Home Affairs (Home Affairs). Congratulations! You are now a permanent resident of Australia. We enclose written confirmation of the approval from the Department. Please check that the passport number, spelling etc. are correct in the approval letter.
Granted in 8 months and 22 days
Subclass 189 · 75 pts
Moved from Brisbane to France.
Subclass 189 · 75 pts
Uploaded the Dutch police clearance together with its translation and marked the request complete.
Subclass 189 · 75 pts
Application status: Initial assessment
Subclass 189 · 75 pts
Police clearance certificates - Netherlands Request detail The copy of the Netherlands police certificate you have submitted is not suitable for the purposes of your subclass 189 visa application. Information regarding the acceptable police clearance certificate for Netherlands is available on the Department’s website: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-support/contact-us/ offices-and-locations/offices-outside-australia (select Netherlands from the dropdown menu, click Police Check then click view more). Once you have received a copy of the acceptable police clearance you are required to provide a copy via your ImmiAccount. If the clearance cannot be provided within the timeframe you should provide a copy of evidence that demonstrates you have applied for the acceptable clearance (for example, a copy of the receipt) Please note the purpose of the certificate should be listed as visa and emigiation. Police certificates You must provide police certificate(s) from each country where you have lived for a total of 12 months or more in the last 10 years as evidence that you satisfy the character requirements. These 12 months are calculated cumulatively and need not have been consecutive. The name on the police certificate(s) must match the name in your passport and must include any other names or aliases you are or have been known by. If the name on the police clearance certificate(s) received by us is different from your passport or does not list all other names you have been known by, you will be requested to obtain another police certificate(s). If you are unable to obtain a police certificate, it is in your best interest to demonstrate to us, with documentary evidence where possible, that you have made a genuine attempt to obtain the relevant certificate(s). If we are satisfied that you are unable to obtain a police certificate(s) and have made a genuine attempt to do so, then a waiver of this requirement may be granted. If you do not provide the police certificate(s) and I am satisfied that it is reasonable for you to provide them, your application may be refused. Some countries may need you to obtain a letter from us confirming the request for a police certificate. More information including country-specific instructions on how to obtain a police certificate is available on our website immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-support/meeting-ourrequirements/character
Subclass 189 · 75 pts
Started traveling (currently in Australia on a tourist visa).
Have a lot of patience!
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