The combination of the well-developed economy, tax-free payments, and an increasing number of vacancies in the areas of healthcare, construction, IT, finance, engineering, and hospitality has made Saudi Arabia one of the professional destinations of workers worldwide. The Saudi 2 Year Temporary Work Permit is a legal document that allows a foreign national to live … Read more
Australia is still rated as among the leading countries to acquire skilled workers across the globe and has a series of work visas and permanent residency (PR) options. The demand of competent professionals in the sectors such as healthcare, information and technology, engineering, trades, and education in the country has made immigration easier for skilled … Read more
Italy continues to be a very attractive European country where foreign workers would work as it has high demand for seasonal and short term workers, various industries and a well defined legal system of temporary workers. The Italy 9 Month Work Permit is designed especially to enable the non-EU nationals who wish to work in … Read more
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) remains one of the most popular job requests by the global audience because of its active economy, the absence of taxes on income earned, and its versatile employment prospects in such sectors as IT, finances, health care, hospitality, and engineering. UAE 2 Year Temporary Work Permit is a vital visa … Read more
New Zealand is one of the best places to be in case one is a competent professional who is dreaming of establishing a new life in a peaceful, developed, and opportunity-filled country. New Zealand boasts of a stable economy, beautiful scenery and living standards and as a result, thousands of skilled laborers flock the country … Read more
Associate Professor Denis Byrne and Dr Alexandra Wong are going to give presentations at the Dragon Tails Conference 2019 Researchers of the China Australia Heritage Corridor project are going to give presentations at the 6th Australasian Conference on Chinese diaspora history and Heritage—the Dragon Tails Conference which will be held from 20 to 23 November … Read more
The City of Sydney has made an interim heritage order over the building at 82-84 Dixon Street to allow City staff to consider its heritage significance and investigate permanently listing the building. The newspaper notice about the interim heritage order (dated 1 April 2019) The City of Sydney has made an interim heritage order … Read more
Researchers from the China Australia Heritage Corridor project team has given a talk on 6 April 2019 The researchers of the China Australia Heritage Corridor project team have given a talk about the project for the Chinese Heritage Association of Australia (CHAA) on 6 April 2019 at the Sydney Mechanics Schools of Arts, Sydney. Associate … Read more
The research team has been invited by the Chinese Heritage Association of Australia to give a talk on 6 April Chinese Heritage Association of Australia 澳 洲 華 人 歷 史 文 物 會 More and more Chinese-Australians whose ancestors arrived in Australia in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries are expressing an interest … Read more
Two researchers presented at 2019 Dragon Tails Conference in New Zealand Associate Professor Denis Byrne and Dr Alexandra Wong presented papers from the China-Australia Heritage Corridor project at the 6th Australasian Conference on Chinese diaspora history and heritage (Dragon Tails Conference) in Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand on 20-23 November. His paper examines the houses … Read more
