IMMIGRATION (EDUCATION) CHARGE REGULATIONS 1993 NO. 30 

IMMIGRATION (EDUCATION) CHARGE REGULATIONS 1993 NO. 30 
- TABLE OF PROVISIONS

1. Citation  
2. Commencement  
3. Interpretation  
4. Prescribed entry permits-definition of "exempt entry permit"  
5. Prescribed visas-definition of "exempt visa"  
6. Prescribed amounts-section 6 of the Act  
SCHEDULE 


1993 No. 30 IMMIGRATION (EDUCATION) CHARGE REGULATIONS
- REG 1
Citation


  1. These Regulations may be cited as the Immigration (Education) Charge
Regulations.


1993 No. 30 IMMIGRATION (EDUCATION) CHARGE REGULATIONS
- REG 2
Commencement


  2. These Regulations commence on 1 March 1993.


1993 No. 30 IMMIGRATION (EDUCATION) CHARGE REGULATIONS
- REG 3
Interpretation


  3.  (1) In these Regulations, unless the contrary intention appears:
  "the Act" means the Immigration (Education) Charge Act 1992.
  (2) In these Regulations, unless the contrary intention appears, an
expression defined for the purposes of the Migration (1993) Regulations has
the same meaning as in those Regulations.


1993 No. 30 IMMIGRATION (EDUCATION) CHARGE REGULATIONS
- REG 4
Prescribed entry permits-definition of "exempt entry permit"


  4. For the purposes of the definition of "exempt entry permit" in subsection
3 (2) of the Act, the following entry permits are prescribed:
  (a) the following Group 1.2 (permanent resident (after entry)) entry
permits:
    (i) a Class 800 (territorial asylum) entry permit;
    (ii) a Class 805 (skilled occupation) entry permit;
    (iii) a Class 806 (family and other close ties (after entry)) entry
permit;
    (iv) a Class 808 (confirmatory) entry permit;
    (v) a Class 810 (refugee (permanent)) entry permit;
    (vi) a Class 812 (December 1989 (permanent)) entry permit;
    (vii) a Class 814 (interdependency (permanent)) entry permit;
  (b) permanent entry permits for which application is made at an Entry
Control Point by presentation of a travel-only visa in accordance with
paragraph 2.28 (1) (b) of the Migration (1993) Regulations.


1993 No. 30 IMMIGRATION (EDUCATION) CHARGE REGULATIONS
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Prescribed visas-definition of "exempt visa"


  5. For the purposes of the definition of "exempt visa" in subsection 3 (2)
of the Act, the following visas are prescribed:
  (a) Group 1.1 (migrant) visas of the following classes:
    (i) a Class 102 (adoption) visa;
    (ii) a Class 103 (parent) visa;
    (iii) a Class 104 (preferential family) visa;
    (iv) a Class 431 (restricted passport) visa, unless the application
for the Group 1.1 visa constituting the Class 431 (restricted passport) visa
application is for a Group 1.1 visa that is not an exempt visa;
  (b) all Group 1.4 (resident return (permanent entry)) visas.


1993 No. 30 IMMIGRATION (EDUCATION) CHARGE REGULATIONS
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Prescribed amounts-section 6 of the Act


  6. For the purposes of section 6 of the Act, the amount prescribed in
relation to an applicant for an entry permit or visa of a class specified in
relation to that amount is the amount set out in the Schedule.


1993 No. 30 IMMIGRATION (EDUCATION) CHARGE REGULATIONS - SCHEDULE


                       SCHEDULE               Regulation 6
            AMOUNTS OF ENGLISH EDUCATION CHARGE
    Column 1  Column 2                                   Column 3
    Item      Entry permit or visa for                   Amount
              which application is made                         $
    1         Class 105 (concessional family)
                (a) as a primary person                     1,020
                (b) as a secondary person                   1,020
    2         Class 120 (labour agreement)
                (a) as a primary person                     4,080
                (b) as a secondary person                   2,040
    3         Class 121 (employer nomination)
                (a) as a primary person                     4,080
                (b) as a secondary person                   2,040
    4         Class 124 (distinguished talent
              (Australian support))
                (a) as a primary person                     2,040
                (b) as a secondary person                   2,040
    5         Class 125 (distinguished talent and special
              service (independent))
                (a) as a primary person                     2,040
                (b) as a secondary person                   2,040
    6         Class 126 (independent entrant)
                (a) as a primary person                     2,040
                (b) as a secondary person                   1,020
    7         Class 127 (business skills)
                (a) as a primary person                     4,080
                (b) as a secondary person                   2,040
    8         Class 128 (business skills
              (senior executive))
                (a) as a primary person                     4,080
                (b) as a secondary person                   2,040
    9         Class 129 (State/Territory sponsored
              business skills)
                (a) as a primary person                     4,080
                (b) as a secondary person                   2,040
    10        Class 130 (State/Territory sponsored
              business skills (senior executive))
                (a) as a primary person                     4,080
                (b) as a secondary person                   2,040
    11        Class 150 (former citizen)
                (a) as a primary person                     2,040
                (b) as a secondary person                   2,040
    12        Class 151 (former resident)
                (a) as a primary person                     2,040
                (b) as a secondary person                   2,040
    13        Class 152 (family reunion
              (New Zealand citizen))
                (a) as a primary person                     2,040
                (b) as a secondary person                   2,040


- NOTES


1993 No. 30*1* IMMIGRATION (EDUCATION) CHARGE REGULATIONS



*1* Notified in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette on 12 February 1993.