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Visa Permission Request Identifier:  160##0023
Visa validity period:  20 July 2007 to 19 June 2008
Program Partner:  SCHOOL LANGUAGE ASSISTANTS PROGRAM (SLAP)
Name of Primary Visa holder: JEGS, TARO
Passport Number:  TH03#3421#3718

I  am  pleased  to  advise that the application for a subclass 416 Special Program)  visa  by  JEGS, TARO has been approved.  The visa provides for  multiple  entries  to  Australia and is valid until the date specified above.

This letter contains important information about this visa and the visa conditions.

VISA GRANT NUMBER
The visa grant number is 03##9999#9999.  This is the unique number assigned to the visa.  Visa holders should keep this visa grant number with them, as they may have to provide it to the Department during the life of the visa.

VISA INFORMATION
This visa permits you to stay in Australia until the date specified above. It provides you with multiple travel to Australia, which means that you can leave Australia and re-enter Australia as many times as you wish during period of your approved stay.  It is important that you do not enter Australia until the date of arrival advised in your Special Program visa application. If you arrive before this date you may be in breach of your
visa conditions (see below) and your visa may be cancelled.

PASSPORT
Your visa is linked to the passport number that you provided in your application.  If you obtain a new passport after receiving this letter, you will need to e-mail the Helpdesk and advise the Department of your new passport details.

Please note: If you do not provide us with the details of any new passport issued to you, you may experience significant delays at the airport and may be denied permission to board your plane.

VISA LABEL NOT REQUIRED
You will not have a visa label placed in your passport when travelling to Australia. It is recommended that you print and keep a copy of this advice for your personal records.
However, applicants should check with the relevant authority in their country to verify if a label is required prior to travel.

VISA CONDITIONS
It is very important that you understand and abide by your visa conditions. If you fail to abide by these conditions, your visa may be cancelled and you will be required to leave Australia.

Your visa has been granted subject to condition 8107.  This means that if you wish to change employer or occupation you must notify the Department and may need to apply for a new visa beforehand. Failure to do so may result in cancellation of your visa and removal from Australia of you and any family members.

Applicants should also be familiar with the general guidelines on unpaid work, work experience, internships and trial work available on the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations’ website at wagenet.gov.au.

If you do not understand your visa conditions please contact the nearest Australian Government Office overseas for advice before you travel .

After arrival in Australia, you may seek advice on any aspect of your visa conditions from the Special Program Helpdesk by emailing or the nearest DIMIA office.

Please note that your Special Program Visa has been approved subject to a number of conditions:

8107
The holder must not:
(a) if the visa was granted to enable the holder to be employed in Australia:
(i)   cease to be employed by the employer in relation to which the visa was granted; or 
(ii)  work in a position or occupation inconsistent with the position or occupation in relation to which the visa was granted; or
(iii) engage in work for another person or on the holder’s own account while undertaking　the employment in relation to which the visa was granted; or
(b) in any other case:
(i)   cease to undertake the activity in relation to which the visa was granted; or
(ii)  engage in an activity inconsistent with the activity in relation to which the visa was granted; or
(iii) engage in work for another person or on the holder’s own account inconsistent with the activity in relation to which the visa was granted.

However, as the visa is supported under the Youth from the USA Program it is understood that the visa holder may undertake a change of employer without seeking the permission of the Department.  All employment however must be consistent with the objectives of the Special Program Visa and meet appropriate State or Federal Industrial Relations requirements.

CHECKING YOUR VISA DETAILS
The Department has developed a new service called Entitlement Verification Online (EVO) which allows certain third parties to check your visa information with your consent.

Through EVO, you can give your consent to registered third parties such as:
– employers and labour suppliers, to help check whether your visa allows you to work in Australia;
– government agencies, to help assess your eligibility for services;
– licensing authorities, to help establish your eligibility for a licence; and
– educational institutions, to assess whether you can study in Australia.

The disclosure of your visa information by the Department is governed by the Privacy Act 1988.  Therefore, the Department will disclose information about your visa to a third party only with your consent.  You can consent to an inquiry about your visa entitlements by giving the third party your name, date of birth, passport number and passport country of issue.  If you do not wish a third party to find out about your visa entitlements, do not give them this information.

The information form 993i ‘Safeguarding your personal information’, available from Immigration offices, gives details of third parties to which you can consent to your personal information being disclosed, and how you can consent.

Employers and organisation will be able to access the service on the Department’s website under ‘Online Services’ >>  ‘Entitlement Verification Online’.

Please contact this office via our helpdesk if you have any questions concerning your visa.  Please cite the client ID number entered at the head of this letter if you wish to correspond with the Department.

Yours sincerely

Tim Tam
Position Number 60######
Delegate of the Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs
Hobart Special Program Processing Centre

01 July 2007