Journey to Oz

In this episode of the Journey to Oz podcast, we chat to Jacqx, who migrated to Australia from France in 1969. We discuss the migration-purpose voyage, the Australian skill shortages of the 1960s and 1970s, and what it was like as a child growing up in a foreign country. Once she learnt the English language, Jacqx later found her passion for storytelling, and today she is a published playwright and author with a passion for life stories and true stories. If you are wanting to share your life story, you can reach out to Jacqx at www.jacqx.com, or info@jacqx.com. If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

In this episode of the Journey to Oz podcast we chat with Robyn Vogels, the owner of Personnel Relocations and co-author of Your DIY Move to Australia - an Amazon Best seller. Robyn has a lot of firsthand relocation experience after moving internationally several times before settling in Australia. Over the last 15 years she has helped many families migrate to Australia by supporting and mentoring them through the relocation process. Robyn and the team at Personnel Relocations help families to find and secure a rental property, suitable schooling for children, saving money on the right removalist, assistance opening a bank account and many other settling-in services. The services they provide not only make moving more cost-effective but less stressful as well. The Personnel Relocations website is full of great resources to have you plan your move to Australia: www.personnelrelocations.com.au Your DIY Move to Australia is available to buy on Amazon: www.amazon.com/Your-D-I-Y-Move-Guide-Australia/dp/B08DSYPBF4 If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

In this episode of the Journey to Oz podcast, we chat with Chinese-Australian Lily, who migrated to Australia 10 years ago after a heart warming chat with her son, leaving the corporate world in China to start fresh in Australia. Lily now owns a successful business in Australia, but her journey to this point, like many migrant women, was not easy. Lily's business, Hygea, is a mobile platform where users book residential cleaning service at ease by selecting the most preferred cleaner available; cleaners can earn money by focusing on service quality instead of having to worry about finding cleaning jobs. For all Service providers, even if they don't have any cleaning experience, they can join Hygea for quality training and start earning. Find out more at https://hygeaapp.com/ If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

In this episode we discuss we discuss not only the increases to various Visa Application Charges, but also the process that occurs annually so that you can prepare for this year and future years, such as the temporary removal of the BPay function and the annual IMMIAccount closure. If you like what you have heard then please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

In this episode we speak to Aaron about his journey to Australia. Aaron had quite a challenge in getting permanent residency after having a conviction and a prison sentence in the United Kingdom for perverting the course of justice in his role as a police officer. Which sounds quite bad but it was actually quite a noble act that led to the conviction. He then adopted a child with his husband and they are now living happily together in Melbourne as a family. If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

Reeva runs 'Proudly South African In Perth', a website that comprehensively covers relocation budgets, has a cost-of-living calculator, and has a wealth of knowledge about resettlement and travel tips. Originally from South Africa, Reeva shares this knowledge through her own experiences of migrating to Australia in 2013 after stints in both the UK and France. We discuss Reeva's upbringing, her time spent in Europe, and a deep dive into her sense of online community. Proudly South African in Perth is a highly informative website for anyone worldwide looking to relocate to Australia, with a cost of living calculator, a budget planner, checklists, tips on how to open a bank account, find a job, transfer money to Australia, which can be found on the website https://proudlysouthafricaninperth.com/ and useful updates on the Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/ProudlySouthAfricanInPerth If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

In this episode we discuss the migration planning levels that were announced recently as part of the federal budget. We explain how the places have been distributed and how we think this may affect processing times in the skilled, employer sponsor and family visa categories. You can also read a blog on this same topic by visiting the Hansen Migration website: https://www.hansenmigration.com.au/blog/australian-migration-planning-levels-2022-2023 If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

Kamy and Duni are both originally from Sri Lanka and met almost 4 years ago. We discuss how they met, how they explained their relationship to their families, the prospective marriage visa application process and what it's like for Kamy to be a transgender person in a country where being transgender is not commonly accepted. We also deliver them some very exciting news which they were happy to include in this episode of the podcast. We also speak to Bronte Price who is is gay marriage celebrant and an advocate for LGBTIQ+ rights as part of his work as an educator with the Equality Network. We discuss his LGBTIQ+ inclusion training, what it's like for LGBTIQ+ couple to live in countries where they are mostly not accepted, as well as the process of getting married in Australia, LGBTIQ+ rights and how this is gradually changing in Australia. If you would like to connect with Bronte as a marriage celebrant or an educator please visit either of the below websites: https://gaycelebrant.melbourne/ https://theequalitynetwork.com.au/ If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

After serving as a soldier in the special forces for the Israeli Defence Force, Avi moved to Australia in 2006, when he sold art door-to-door while studying as a student. Fast forward to today and he now owns a successful art retail business, Fantastic Framing, that has stores around Australia. We talk about his journey as well as how he has managed to expand his retail business during the pandemic which has seen so many others in the retail sector suffer. Avi also discusses the benefit of the latest Employer Sponsored Visa changes to his business, which Evan discusses in detail at the conclusion of the episode. If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

We speak to Monika and Matt about how they met and how they decided to settle in Melbourne. We discuss stage 1 and stage 2 of Monika's partner visa application, her citizenship application and becoming parents of two young children. This is quite a light hearted interview that will probably give you a few chuckles. We also provide some good news updates regarding Ali from episode 5 and Kristina from episode 10. If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

We speak to Catherine Devrye, keynote speaker and Australia Day Ambassador. Catherine is a best-selling author and past winner of the Australian Executive Woman of the Year Award. Although when she came from Canada to Australia, she climbed a long way from a waitress and teacher to become such an influential figure today. If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

In this special episode of Journey to Oz we speak to Kristina and Alex about the unfolding situation in Ukraine. They are both originally from the southern regions of Ukraine and now live in Victoria. They have family on the ground in Ukraine that are giving them regular updates. We also discuss visitor visa options that may potentially allow citizens of Ukraine to travel to Australia to visit family and friends while the situation in Ukraine continues to deteriorate. If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

We speak to Ruchika about what motivated her to relocate from India to Australia with her young family. She is a big advocate for empowerment of women and is focused on sustainability solutions. She started a sustainable nappy and clothing business which led her to being a finalist on in the AusMumprenuer Awards. She then recommenced working in her field of Physiotherapy before moving to the public sector and now works for the Transport Accident Commission as a Project Lead for Health and Trauma. She is a mother of two young children and a role model in the community as part of the Be Connected program, which provides digital education to seniors. She also is a member of the United Nations Women National Committee and is part of the Community Voices Program in Victoria. If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

We are proud to share the truly inspirational journey of Prosper, who came from Zimbabwe to Australia 10 years ago after learning about a world outside of his community from his high school Math teacher, fueling his inspiration to escape the only world he knew. However, his journey from Zimbabwe to Australia was long and never easy. Today, Prosper is a husband and a father, runs his own business LiveLong Digital (https://livelongdigital.com.au/), and has a wonderful life mission of being a role model to others. Since the recording of this episode the Australian Government announced that the Australian border will open on 21 February 2022 to fully vaccinated visitor visa holders. If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

In this episode we speak to Yndra and Dan about how they met and the challenges they faced bringing Yndra to Australia. They applied for a prospective marriage visa in 2019 and waited more than 2 years for the visa to be granted. Even then Yndra wasn't able to travel to Australia immediately thanks to the COVID-19 border closure. This is an inspiring story of patience and persistence and a worthwhile listen for anyone in a long distance relationship. We also discuss the Novak Djokovic visa cancellation, his removal from Australia and we provide some immigration updates. If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

In this episode of Journey to Oz we chat to Navdeep who came from India to Australia 10 years ago. We discuss the balance required when being hard working international student, his journey to permanent residency, and his motivation to also study migration law so that he can become a Registered Migration Agent to help others avoid the sometimes bumpy journey he had. If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

We speak to Ali about being evacuated from Kabul, Afghanistan, when the allied forces finalised the withdrawal of troops in August 2021. We also discuss his upbringing in Afghanistan, his relationship with his wife Noorzia, his career as a lawyer, life as a refugee, his disappointment with the Australian Government, the Taliban and how listeners can help the Afghan people. Ali and Noorzia are such resilient people and have an inspiring story. If you would like to help the Afghan people please take the following steps: Visit: https://saveafghanistannow.good.do/contact/mp/ This website makes it easy to send an email to your local MP, you just enter your home address and it will tell you who your MP is, you then review the pre written email and edit where you want, enter your personal details and then hit send. https://www.actionforafghanistan.com.au/ This website allows you to sign a petition to be submitted to the Australia Government to take action in Afghanistan. If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Disclaimer Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

In this episode of the Journey to Oz Podcast we speak to Ryan about his path from a young backpacker to now Australian-citizen. Ryan is also the Director of Creative Natives, a creative, digital, and marketing recruitment agency. He gives an invaluable insight into gaining employment and changing careers in the work-from-home and post-lockdown era. Ryan's journey of how he strived for Australian Permanent Residency by gaining last-minute employer sponsorship is one that shares many parallels with striving to secure a new job or a change in careers. We also provide legal context as to what a "backpacker" visa is, and what sectors benefit from the Working Holiday Visa program. If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Please visit either of our websites to book a free consultation. Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

In this episode of the Journey to Oz Podcast we speak to Tuan and Anthony about their relationship and legalities of why Tuan had to return to Vietnam and wait offshore for his partner visa application to be processed. We also provide updates regarding international students, as well as the New Zealand and Singapore travel bubbles. If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.

In the second episode of the Journey to Oz Podcast we speak to Andreas about his love for Australia after successfully finding an employer sponsor from Germany. He was able to get an exemption to enter Australia for work purposes and now works as a mechanic in country Western Australia. We also discuss the addition of parents of adult Australians to list of exempt persons and how that will affect parents applying for visas onshore. If you like what you have heard please subscribe and leave us a review. The Journey to Oz Podcast is produced by: Nick Hansen from Hansen Migration MARN: 1679147 www.hansenmigration.com.au Evan Bishop from Worldly Migration MARN: 1679414 www.worldlymigration.com Any information discussed in this podcast is made available for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. We do not make any guarantee or accept any responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of any of the information discussed. The laws of Australia can change without notice and we do not have a duty or obligation to update any information. Listening to this podcast does not mean you have an agent to client relationship with Hansen Migration or Worldly Migration or any associated Migration Agents, lawyers or other service providers. You should obtain advice from a Registered Migration Agent or an Immigration Lawyer before acting on any of the content discussed in this podcast. You can find a list of Registered Migration Agents by visiting www.mara.gov.au. The information contained within this podcast may not be reproduced without our prior written consent. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of land throughout Australia and pay respect to their elders, we extend that respect to all aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders today. Thank you for listening.