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18 January, 09:00-10:00 (GMT +1:00) Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris Add to calendar
Separate Zoom link will be sent to pre-registered attendants approved by NORWEP (Digital attendees)

Price

NORWEP Partner: Free

Non-partner: Free

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Australia

Australia's border closures have had an unprecedented impact on cross-border mobility. However, as the average national and state vaccination rates are expected to pass 80 per cent, Australia will transition into the "Consolidation Phase" of the nation's COVID-19 response plan. This is expected to bring about significant increases in the capped entry of employer-sponsored visa holders and the caps on returning vaccinated Australian citizens and permanent residents abolished. To be the first to benefit from the easing of these restrictions, preparation will be key.

In this webinar, Jacqui Ure and Reuben Saul of Estrin Saul Migration Specialists will explore ways for business owners and Human Resource professionals in the oil, gas and energy sectors to effectively manage their cross-border workforces during this transition. They will provide insight into how you can best position your business to best benefit from the changes to border restrictions and Australia's employer-sponsored migration programs.

Speakers

Jacqui Ure is a Registered Migration Agent and Fellow of the Migration Institute of Australia. She has 25 years’ experience in providing migration advice to the Oil and Gas Industry internationally. Her company Open Door Migration has recently formed a partnership with Estrin Saul Lawyers – one of the top Migration Legal firms in Australia. Jacqui brings an in-depth understanding of the Oil and Gas Industry through an international career based in Aberdeen, London, Muscat, Seria and Perth, Australia. She has vast experience in all visa categories and provides practical, economical advice to clients. Jacqui has sat on many Western Australian migration related boards and committees and is currently serving in various committees for the Migration Institute of Australia and on the University of Western Australia’s Migration and Mobilities Committee.

Reuben Saul is a lawyer and Registered Migration Agent at Estrin Saul Migration Specialists in Perth, Australia. He is the new State President of the Migration Institute of Australia in Western Australia and has a seat on the National Board and liaises regularly with State and Federal Bodies on current Migration matters. Reuben has significant experience across a wide range of Australian immigration and citizenship matters and specialises in obtaining Australian visas for businesses with international workforces. Reuben has an exceptional understanding of government processes and regularly advises businesses on how to obtain exemptions from Australia's international and state-based border closures. 

Registration

  • please sign up by close of business 17 January
  • Webinar will be held on Tuesday 18 January from 09:00-10:00 CET / 04:00 - 05:00PM AWT
  • This will be a webinar via Zoom. Zoom link will be sent directly to registered participants