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How to Apply for U.S. Citizenship: Step-by-Step with Form N-400
To naturalize, file Form N-400 with supporting documents, attend biometrics, pass an interview with English and civics tests, and take…
Working and Tax Obligations for Australian Permanent Residents
Most Australian permanent residents become tax residents when they start work, reporting worldwide income under progressive rates and a 2%…
Green Card vs Australian PR: Choosing the Best Path for You
The U.S. Green Card is employer- and sponsor-dependent, with possible long waits and policy uncertainty. Australia’s points-based PR is more…
Australia PR Points Calculator: A Clear Path to Permanent Residency
The GSM points test determines Australian PR eligibility; 65 points is required, but competitive occupations commonly need 85+. Improve chances…
H-1B Taxes and Residency: Navigating the Current U.S. Policy Landscape
A proposed $100,000 H-1B sponsorship fee effective September 21, 2025 is reshaping hiring. Tax residency (Substantial Presence Test) determines filing…
Top Australian Universities for International Students: Study, Work, PR
The guide ranks Australia’s top universities for international students and explains the study-to-PR path: Subclass 500 study, Subclass 485 post-study…
From F-1 to H-1B: Navigating U.S. Work Visas under Trump’s Reforms
New H-1B rules add a US$100,000 fee for petitions after September 21, 2025, and weight lottery selection by wage. Entry-level…
Subclass 189 Visa in Australia: Eligibility, Points, Application Steps
Subclass 189 offers permanent residency via a points-tested system without employer sponsorship. Key requirements: under 45 at invitation, positive skills…