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Social distancing and hygiene
Every Western Australian needs to play their part to help stop the spread of COVID-19. This means following good hygiene habits and social distancing.
Adult industry operating again
Backpackers Working holiday visa holders and Students be warned jobs such as being an escort or massage parlour is definitely on the menu. Rules are relaxed all over Australia, many states and territories are recording zero transmission. If you want to get back to work, then stick to the rules and help stop this deadly virus.
Covid19 rules
- Stay home if you’re sick. Do not go to work or school.
- Keep 1.5 meters away from others.
- Don’t make unnecessary physical contact with others. Avoid physical greetings, such as handshakes, hugs, and kisses.
- Use tap and pay instead of cash.
- Wash your hands regularly for at least 20 seconds with soap and water or an alcohol-based sanitizer.
- Cover your mouth and nose when you cough or sneeze. Use a flexed elbow or a tissue; if you use a tissue, dispose of it immediately and appropriately.
For more information see Australian Government advice for social distancing.
The current situation for temporary visa holders is Saturday, 04 April 2020description Media release.
Coronavirus and Temporary Visa holders including Working holiday visa holders
The Government is making a number of changes to temporary visa holder arrangements during the coronavirus crisis in order to protect the health and livelihoods of Australians, support critical industries, and assist with the rapid recovery post the virus.
There are 2.17 million people presently in Australia on a temporary visa.
All were welcomed to Australia on a temporary basis for different reasons including to fill skills shortages; to study as full fee-paying international students; to visit family and friends; or to work and holiday.
They are an important part of our economy and society. For example, there are over 8,000 skilled medical professionals on temporary visas supporting our health system right now.
Temporary visa holders left out in the cold
While citizens, permanent residents, and many New Zealanders have access to unconditional work rights and government payments (including the new JobKeeper and JobSeeker payments), temporary visa holders do not.
Change coming
There has always been an expectation that temporary visa holders are able to support themselves while in Australia. The changes announced recently will help facilitate this for those who may be stood down or lose work hours as a result of the coronavirus.
Super access
In line with changes being made for Australian citizens and permanent residents, most temporary visa holders with work rights will now be able to access their Australian superannuation to help support themselves during this crisis.
Go home policy
Temporary visa holders who are unable to support themselves under these arrangements over the next six months are strongly encouraged to return home. For these individuals, it’s time to go home, and they should make arrangements as quickly as possible.
Critical labour shortage
Changes are also geared toward enabling temporary visa holders to remain in key industries, such as health, aged and disability care, agriculture, and food processing.
Importantly, they can help boost front-line health numbers, get food from farms to our shops and ensure critical services continue.
Valuable labour
Temporary visa holders are extremely valuable to the Australian economy and way of life, but the reality is that many Australians will find themselves out of work due to the dual health and economic crisis we’re currently facing, and these Australians and permanent residents must be the Government’s number one focus.
Visa changes
The following new measures will apply to the major classes of temporary visa holders. The situation will be reviewed periodically and further changes made if required.
Visitor visa holders
There are 4 million international visitors in Australia, typically on a visa lasting three months or less, most day 20 days or more.
International tourists should return to their home country as quickly as possible, particularly those without family support.
Thousands are already doing this and others should follow their lead.
International students
There are 565,000 international students in Australia, mainly studying in the higher education or vocational education sector. They are an important contributor to our tertiary sector and economy, supporting 240,000 Australian jobs.
Self Support
Students are encouraged to rely on family support, part-time work where available and their own savings to sustain themselves in Australia. As part of their visa application, international students have had to demonstrate that they can support themselves completely in their first year.
Super Access
Students who have been here longer than 12 months who find themselves in financial hardship will be able to access their Australian superannuation.
The Government and Students
The Government will undertake further engagement with the international education sector. Who already provide some financial support for international students facing hardship. For example, we understand there are some education providers that are providing fee discounts to international students.
Government is flexible
The Government will also be flexible in cases where Coronavirus has prevented international students from meeting their visa conditions. (such as not being able attend classes).
20 hours a week is not enough
Currently these laws have been relaxed. International students are able to work up to 40 hours per fortnight.
International students working in aged care and as nurses have had these hours extended to support these critical sectors.
Things are getting easier
International students working in the major supermarkets had also had these hours extended to help get stock on shelves during the high demand. From 1 May, their hours will return to the maximum 40 hours a fortnight as more Australians are being recruited into these roles.
New Zealanders on 444 visas
New Zealanders and Australians have reciprocal arrangements whereby we can each stay and work in each other’s country. There are more than 672,000 New Zealanders in Australia on a subclass 444 visa.
New Zealanders who are on 444 visas and arrived before 26 February 2001 will have access to welfare payments and the Job Keeper payment.
10 year plus Residents qualify
Those who have lived in Australia for 10 years or more have access to JobSeeker payments for six months.
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