The global refugee crisis, the war in Syria and Yemen and the drop in oil and commodity prices does not bode well for geopolitical stability and ... Read More
Opinionated – the Nomos blog
Dark Days for the Department of Immigration and Border Protection
In the lead up to the 2016 election, we are starting to hear more promises from each party promising change, promising new policies, promising jobs ... Read More
Immigration and the 2016 Federal Budget: Top 5 Impacts
This week’s 2016-17 pre-election Australian federal budget was unsurprising in terms of programme initiatives affecting Australia’s immigration ... Read More
Slamming the door shut on ANZAC legacy
ANZAC Day is a time to remember, reflect and pay tribute. 2016 is of particular significance, marking the 100th year of commemorations. As a New ... Read More
In the Presence of Greatness
Apart from our shared interest in human rights and helping clients who have difficulties meeting Australia’s strict migration law health criteria, ... Read More
Scrapping the Backpacker Tax?
The Australian government is being pushed to backtrack on its 2015 “backpacker tax” budget measure after intense public pressure and lobbying from ... Read More
Victorian Royal Commission into Family Violence report recommends change to the Australian immigration framework
Following an inquiry that lasted 13 months, the Victorian Government’s Royal Commission into Family Violence (RCFV) released their report last week. ... Read More
Spreading Nomos Online
The Nomos team would like to thank all who joined us at the Primus Hotel in Sydney on 23 March 2016 to celebrate the launch of our new website. We’re ... Read More
Historic introduction of “pay for priority” visa processing service
Certain individuals can now pay to have their Australian visa applications processed more quickly under a priority service scheme. The trial ... Read More