ENGLISH LANGUAGE CONCESSION definition

ENGLISH LANGUAGE CONCESSION. A tick in this column means the occupation may be eligible for a concession in relation to the level of English language proficiency required at nomination/visa stage). For full details, refer to the document FNQ DAMA - Request for Endorsement Information Sheet in the Cairns Chamber of Commerce website.
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE CONCESSION. The English test scores required under a DAMA can be lower than under the standard visa program making it easier for the applicant’s visa to be processed. This especially the case where a person is generally a good English communicator but perhaps not able to meet the requirements of a stringent English test for a visa. Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold (TSMIT) Concession: The TSMIT concession allows the employer to pay the visa holder the same or more salary that is paid to an Australian Worker. The DAMA offers salary concessions that reflect the market, ensuring that worker terms and conditions of employment are not eroded, and businesses and consumers are not subject to inflationary costs. Skills Concession: Every occupation requires the applicant to meet certain qualification and work experience criteria to be eligible to work under their occupation. So, the skills concession offer concession relating to, qualifications and experience for some occupations. PR requirements: Under the DAMA agreement, the immigration has provided an opportunity to move from temporary 482 visa to permanent resident, regardless to what the occupation is. The DAMA region has its own specific pathway to PR. This will however involve applicant working in the occupation for 2-4 years being eligible to transition onto the permanent 186- Employer Nominated Scheme Visa. Age Concession: To transition into Permanent residency, every applicant must meet the age criteria of being under the age of 45. The age concession under the DAMA agreement will offer concession related to the age of an applicant. Another benefit of the DAMA is that the semi-skilled occupations that are in shortage in the particular region could be available under a DAMA, while they are not available under the standard visa program. Some examples of such occupations are Truck driver, Waiter, Bar attendant, Driller, Driller Assistant, Earthmoving/mobile Plant Operator, Horticultural workers such as process workers and field workers.
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE CONCESSION. A tick in this column means the occupation may be eligible for a concession in relation to the level of English language proficiency required at nomination/visa stage). For full details, refer to the document FNQ DAMA - Request for Endorsement Information Sheet in the Cairns Chamber of Commerce website. AGE CONCESSION: The Overseas Worker must not have turned this age at time of lodging a nomination application for an ENS (permanent ) visa or a SESR 494 visa under the FNQ DAMA, under a FNQ DAMA Labour Agreement. For full details, refer to the document FNQ DAMA - Request for Endorsement Information Sheet in the Cairns Chamber of Commerce website (Items 1.9 and 1.10).
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Examples of ENGLISH LANGUAGE CONCESSION in a sentence

  • ENGLISH LANGUAGE CONCESSION: This column indicates whether an English language concession (as required at nomination/visa stage) is accessible for the occupation.

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