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Fast Facts: Prince Philip

CNN Editorial Research

September 13, 2022

Personal

Birth date: June 10, 1921

Death date: April 9, 2021

Birth place: Corfu, Greece

Birth name: Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark

Father: Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark

Mother: Princess Alice of Battenberg

Marriage: Queen Elizabeth II (20 November 1947- 9 April 2021, his death)

Children: Edward, Earl of Wessex (10 March 1964); Andrew, Duke of York (19 February 1960); Anne, Princess Royal (15 September 1950); King Charles III (14 November 1948)

Military: British Royal Navy, 1939-1953

Other Facts

Full title: HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, Earl of Merioneth and Baron Greenwich, Knight of the Garter, Knight of the Thistle, Order of Merit, Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire, Companion of the Order of Australia, Companion of The Queen’s Service Order, Privy Counsellor.

His ancestry is not Greek by blood, but English, Russian, German/Prussian, and Danish.

The youngest of five children and the only son.

A third cousin of his wife, the Queen, and like her, he is a great-great-grandchild of Queen Victoria.

His interests were painting, environmental conservation, horses, flying, and sailing.

He has written books on birds, the environment, carriage driving, and other subjects.

After earning his RAF wings in 1953, Philip logged more than 5,900 hours in 59 different types of aircraft over the next 44 years.

Timeline

1922 - The overthrow of his brother, King Constantine I of Greece, causes Prince Andrew, Princess Alice and their five children to leave Greece and settle in Paris.

1930 - After his parents’ separation in 1930, Philip is sent to England and raised there by his maternal grandmother and uncle.

1940 - Serves as a midshipman, his first posting, on the HMS Ramillies of the Mediterranean Fleet.

1942 - Becomes a sub-lieutenant in the British Royal Navy.

July 1942 - Promoted to first lieutenant and executive officer aboard the HMS Wallace, a destroyer, and participates in the Allied landings in Sicily during World War II.

February 1947 - Becomes a naturalized British citizen and a commoner, using the surname Mountbatten, an English translation of his mother’s maiden name.

Prior to taking the British oath of citizenship, being sixth in line to the throne of Greece, he renounces all claims to titles in both Greece and Denmark.

July 10, 1947 - King George VI and Queen Elizabeth announce Elizabeth’s engagement to Philip.

November 19, 1947 - Invested as a Knight of the Order of the Garter and is given the titles of Duke of Edinburgh, Earl of Merioneth and Baron Greenwich.

November 20, 1947 - Marries Princess Elizabeth at Westminster Abbey.

His name changes from Lt. Philip Mountbatten to His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

1948 - Appointed as a personal aide-de-camp to his father-in-law, King George VI.

1950 - Promoted to lieutenant-commander.

June 1952 - Promoted to commander, but his naval career ends with the death of King George VI and his wife’s ascension to the throne on February 6.

1953 - Appointed admiral of the fleet, field marshal of the Army and marshal of the Royal Air Force.

Designated regent presumptive by an act of parliament.

In the event of the Queen’s death or incapacitation, Philip would rule as regent for Prince Charles.

1956 - Launches the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, which rewards children for achievements in personal development and community involvement.

1956-1970 - Serves as president of the Royal Yachting Association.

1957 - By Queen’s decree, is “granted style and titular dignity of a Prince of the United Kingdom.”

He is invested as a Grand Master and First or Principal Knight of the Order of the British Empire.

This decree restores his birth title of prince.

1961-1981 - First president of the World Wildlife Fund - UK.

1964-1986 - President of the International Equestrian Federation.

June 1968 - Awarded the Order of the Merit by the Queen, an honor bestowed to those of “great achievement in the fields of the arts, learning, literature, and science.”

Restricted to 24 members.

1975-1980 - Serves as president of the Royal Yachting Association for the second time.

1981-1996 - Serves as president of World Wildlife Fund International.

1996-present - President Emeritus of the World Wildlife Fund.

April 9, 2005 - Philip and the Queen are the only senior members of the royal family who do not attend Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles’ civil wedding ceremony. They do attend the dedication service.

November 10, 2005 - His 58th wedding anniversary makes him the longest-serving British consort, outliving the wife of King George III, Queen Charlotte.

October 23, 2006 - Inspects British forces in southern Iraq.

May 3-8, 2007 - Philip and the Queen visit the United States for the 400th anniversary of America’s first British settlement in Jamestown in 1607.

They attend the Kentucky Derby on May 5 and a state dinner at the White House on May 7.

April 1, 2009 - Along with the Queen, meets US President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama at Buckingham Palace.

June 10, 2011 - His 90th birthday makes him the oldest-serving royal consort.

December 23-27, 2011 - Undergoes treatment for a blocked coronary artery at Papworth Hospital.

June 4-9, 2012 - hospitalized for a bladder infection at King Edward VII Hospital in London.

He misses part of the Jubilee celebrations commemorating the Queen’s 60th anniversary on the throne.

August 15-20, 2012 - Treated at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary for a bladder infection.

June 7-17, 2013 - A patient in London Clinic having been admitted for abdominal pain, he has exploratory surgery the following day and is released following his recuperation.

January 26, 2015 - Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott awards that nation’s top honor, Knight of the Order of Australia, to Philip for his life of service throughout the Queen’s reign.

May 4, 2017 - Buckingham Palace announces that Philip will step down from public life after August 2017.

August 2, 2017 - Attends a parade of the Royal Marines at Buckingham Palace, carrying out the last of his thousands of public appearances before stepping back from public life.

April 3, 2018 - Philip is admitted to a London hospital to undergo planned surgery on his hip.

January 17, 2019 - Involved in a traffic accident when his car collides with another vehicle carrying two women, aged 28 and 45, as well as a nine-month-old baby boy.

In a statement the following day, a spokesperson said the Duke of Edinburgh had a “precautionary check-up on doctor’s advice that confirmed Philip had no injuries of concern.”

It is later announced that he will not face any charges over the accident.

February 9, 2019 - Buckingham Palace announces that Philip has surrendered his driving license following his January traffic accident that left a female driver injured.

December 20, 2019 - Philip is admitted to the hospital over a “pre-existing” condition, according to a statement from Buckingham Palace.

He leaves the hospital on December 24.

April 20, 2020 - Philip makes a rare public statement thanking those working across the UK to help tackle the coronavirus pandemic.

February 16, 2021 - Philip is taken to a London hospital after feeling unwell, according to a statement from Buckingham Palace.

On March 3, he undergoes a medical procedure for a heart condition.

March 16, 2021 - Philip leaves King Edward VII’s Hospital where he was recovering and returns to Windsor Castle, according to a statement from Buckingham Palace.

April 9, 2021 - Dies at the age of 99.

September 8, 2022 - Queen Elizabeth II dies, and Charles ascends to the throne.

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Were you a general f1 fan before you became part of teamlh or have you always been just teamlh and don’t really care for f1?

i used to watch f1 when i was a little kid; i was obsessed with cars and so i was once scrolling through channels on the tv and happened upon f1 and me seeing cars it was pretty simple that i started watching; i was doing it purely because the cars looked cool lmao and i enjoyed the racing, and because i had little ferrari collectibles i cheered for ferrari; no one from my family was into f1, so i didn’t know much about it nor any of the drivers and just watched the cars going round; ‘hamilton’ was just a name on the screen, which in hindsight is honestly hilarious; then i kind of stopped watching it for a long while apart from the occasional race; but what actually got me back fully was covid, dts, and the 2020 season but i wasn’t really ‘teamlh’, i just loved lewis...and then obv the 2021 season happened and it spiralled from there and now i’m literally ride or die for him lmao…

Tell me one of the reasons he brings you joy. Like what can he do that brings the biggest smile on your face?

actually it’s something my mum once mentioned about him which really stuck with me, she called him gentle, which i think really describes him well and it’s this gentleness and vulnerability that he always displays in his interviews, his bright smile, the way his eyes light up, honestly whenever he’s happy, or speaking about smth he’s passionate about, it just makes me happy…and his smile is just so infectious!

but also when people appreciate him, when he realises that he’s loved (that interview in abu dhabi last year broke my heart when he said he always struggled with accepting love and he’s learning how to now); like it’s so hard to come by when everyone is praying for his downfall, but when he realises that there are people cheering for him (in spain when he jumped onto the barriers and people were cheering for him…yeah i teared up)

When did you join teamlh?

properly i’m going to say mid-way through the 2021 season, my friends and i were following really intently and so i got really invested in discussions w/ them + started following what was happening on social media

What is your favourite Lewis comfort video?

i’ve too many, but off the top of my head tho:  receiving his brazilian citizenship, post-race whenever he wins at silverstone (him crowdsurfing and celebrating with fans), there’s too many videos for me to post but they’re on f1fullraces and toto, lewis and val racing the gtrs

What is your favourite race? (Could be favourite f1 race or just face Lewis race lol)

Oh jeez…there’s a few like 2021 brazil is obv iconic™️ but some other absolute favs: turkey 2020 (for obvious reasons), hockenheim 2018 (from p14 yk), silverstone 2008 (THE mclaren lewis performance) and tuscany 2020 (i love rewatching it + that podium was fucking iconic)

What is your favourite Lewis interview?

fav recent ones: have to say that funky one he did with Supercar Blondie (hilarious + he was really chill) and also the one he did in australia with fox (i loved how much he opened up in it); but i also love the one he did w/ toto a couple years back (couple counselling with brundle lmao)

Lastly, and selfishly, recommend me your favourite podcast (if you listen to any)

i’m not that big on podcasts, just like to hear some people’s opinion occasionally so some f1 podcasts: missed apex, tech heads (for some nerdy f1 content), beyond the grid (when there’s someone that isn’t some jealous ex-driver lmao), f1 nation (sometimes i’m like ??? when i’m listening because it’s Tom Clarkson, DH and Natalie and their sometimes questionable opinions but yeah it’s good background noise)

this is long, apologies; I’m also gonna tag: @pridehelmet @delicateglitch

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The Twitter fairytale of 2022 - Elon Musk’s upcoming to a true community sweet heart. 

Once Upon a Time…

… there was a little boy named Elon Reeve, growing up with his mother Maye, and father Errol in Pretoria, South Africa. With his little brother Kimbal and his younger sister Tosca, they built the Musk family: a wealthy, publicly-known, and soon shuttered home. When Elon was only 9-years-young, his parents got divorced and the little boy decided to live with his father. Soon after the divorce, Elon became interested in video games, computers, and programming, as his own little escape from reality which will lead him to great success in life. At age of 12, he even sold his first game to the magazine PC and Office Technology earning himself his first $500 bucks. But this is only the beginning… 

Elon Reeve was not only smart and clever in the context of computers and science, but he was also a sneaky and sophisticated child when it came to finding his way to the United States of America. He dreamed of living in the US rather than staying in South Africa. One could say he never felt like a South African but more so an American, indicating early higher wishes and dreams to create his persona around him. 

So, young Elon decided to move to Canada after finishing his education in Pretoria and even visiting University for a couple of months. His move to Canada as a South African was possible due to his mother being Canadian-born enabling Elon an entry ticket to apply for a Canadian passport. Even though Musk preferred to live with his father Errol during high school, he sure preferred his mother’s citizenship. #sneakyboy Together with his mother Faye and his siblings, Elon Reeve moved to Canada… leaving behind their father. 

One thing we can acknowledge: Elon Reeve Musk always had his own will, plan, and look out for success. Once he arrived in Canada, he started working on farms before attending universities in Canada and the US. During his studies at the UoP, Elon held large parties to pay tuition fees, worked on business plans, and sold these. He surely is brilliant when making plans to earn money and climb up the ladder…

In combination with his brother Kimbal, a well-known “party animal” but also a “social entrepreneur”, they created Zip2, a company supported by numerous Silicon Valley investors. While leading the company to its success, Musk showered at a local YMCA and slept in his office. 

In Zip2, a company providing and licensing online city guide software to newspapers, the Musk brothers invested around $28,000 in funding and working night shifts coding the website. In February 1999, Zip2 was sold to Compaq for $307 million in cash and stock, leaving Musk with earnings of $22 million. After co-founding and selling Zip2, Musk launched a financial service called X.com, better known as Paypal now. Like, wow. I love PayPal! 

Not everything is full of glitter and sparkles when speaking of fairytales: in 2000, Musk, former CEO of Paypal, was fired due to disagreements between the co-founders. While on a trip to Australia, Elon was fired by the board of PayPal, making Peter “Thiel the new CEO”. But fairytales, most of the time, end in a happy end: In 2002,  PayPal was sold to eBay for $1.5 billion turning Musk into a now-wealthy, bald-ish bachelor and investor. Even though he got fired in 2000, Musk as the biggest shareholder netted around $180 million with this deal. I guess I should start arguments with co-founders, get fired while on vacay, and still earn a huge wad-o-dough in the end…  

Besides his booming career ladder, Musk experienced many ups and downs in his private life: In 2000, before he got kicked out by Paypal, Musk tied the knot with his college sweetheart Justine Wilson. Together they moved to LA where Musk was able to be closer to the space industry to create business relationships. In May 2002, his first son named Nevada was born but soon after died due to SIDS, sudden infant death syndrome. This tragedy happened after Musk founded SpaceX, an “American aerospace company […] that helped usher in the era of commercial spaceflight [being] the first private company to successfully launch and return a spacecraft from Earth orbit and the first to launch a crewed spacecraft and dock it with the ISS”. To push SpaceX, Musk used $100 million of the money he netted from the PayPal deal in addition to his money he invested before. With this investment, Musk was finally able to shift his focus toward aerospace. The 31-year-old dreamed of traveling and colonizing Mars, expressing his idea of Mars being “the only place in the solar system where life can become multi-planetarian”.

With SpaceX, Musk entered the world of space and vehicle engineering, investing around $70 million in total in Tesla, an electric company focusing on clean energy. Tesla was first developed by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning until Elon Musk invested and, therefore, involved himself in further expansion and development. In 2004, Musk took a leading part in developing the first car, the Roadster. After debuting the Roaster, Musk became the majority shareholder and joined the board as one active chairman. Eventually, he became CEO in 2008,  after disagreements and changes took over the Tesla board resulting in a complete change of staff. After Musk upgraded to CEO, he “fired 25% of the company’s staff”. Hmmm, this sounds familiar when I think of Musk’s leadership style in present time. But we will come to that soon enough… 

While investing and owning several companies, Musk and Justine expanded their family after the tragic loss of their firstborn Nevada. In 2004, their twins were born through IVF, in vitro fertilization. Only two years later, in 2006, their triplet sons were born through IVF as well. When thinking of the loss of Nevada and the need for IVF insemination, you can only imagine how Musk and his wife Justine must have struggled on a  mental health basis. It is even more surprising then that Musk kept up with his career, making smart investments and expanding his wealth. When Musk became CEO of Tesla, Inc. in 2008, he and Justine Wilson split up and got divorced. 

Skipping through Musk’s business and private life timeline, Musk almost experienced bankruptcy with Tesla and SpaceX but got saved by funding, investors, loans, and by debuting the first Tesla Model S in 2009. In addition, he married Talulah Riley in 2010 and in 2013. Yep, you heard right. They married twice. But nope, not because they did a second fun wedding in Vegas… Elon and Talulah were married the first time between 2010 and 2012, the second time between 2013 an 2016. Therefore, a total of two weddings and two divorces upgrading Riley to “the Two-Time Ex-Wife of Elon Musk”. 

In the meantime, Musk invested more, founded more, and dated more: he invented the so-called Hyperloop, which theoretically transports passengers from LA to SanFran in half an hour, started The Boring Company, a network of tunnels under and around cities for fast commerce, and cofounded Opan AI, a nonprofit company researching artificial intelligence and founded Neuralink. In addition, he dated actress Amber Heard, went through a painful breakup describing his feeling later as “I was really in love, and it hurt bad.” But only two years later, Musk met the Canadian musician Claire Boucher, publicly known as Grimes, through Twitter. Yep, you heard right: TWITTER! They both welcomed their first child in 2020 but split up in September 2021. Eventually, they welcomed another child via surrogate in December 2021 implying a love comeback. But after revealing the news of a second baby in 2022, Grimes tweeted that they broke up again. But before that debacle, Musk also welcomed twins with Shivon Zilis in November 2021, with whom he was working at Neuralink. They conceived through IVF as well, indicating a planned wish for children together. In total, Musk is a father of ten children with three different women so far. In an interview in October 2022, he states that he is “pretty sure there are no other babies [are] looming”. 

So far the fairytale appears full of hard work, both in business and private life with a twist of love, numerous kids, and galactic dreams. But the best is yet to come: the acquisition of the bluebird. 

Elon Musk has always been a fan and user of Twitter, a social media and social networking service where users publish and respond in 280-character-long messages called “tweets”, by the launch of Twitter in 2006 only 140 characters were allowed. Twitter is either accessible via mobile phone or web browser and was created by Jock Dorsey, Noah Glass, Biz Stone, and Evan Williams in March 2006 and launched in July of the same year, while Musk was freshly involved in Tesla and still married to Justine Wilson. Twitter is a place for people to joke around, to express themselves, as a news outlet for organizations, sports, politics, tech, or finance. Through funds, promotions, and public talk show visits, Twitter became more and more popular and a “mainstream phenomenon”, as an example: on their 6th birthday Twitter stated that “there are more than 140 million active users […] and […] 340 million tweets a day”. By 2019, the number of active users increased to a total number of more than 330 million monthly active users.

But with growing popularity, its controversies also increased: fake profiles, manipulating and spreading misinformation, or hacking. Especially political topics and events become more popular and the focus of Twitter users moving the platform from a humorous place to a minefield. Apropos minefield, in October 2022 SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk bought Twitter after a whirlwind of confrontations and debates for around $44 billion. He initially expressed interest in buying Twitter in early 2022, when he felt like Twitter was limiting free speech and undermining democracy when former US president Donald Trump was banned due to his violation of “the glorification of violence policy” in early 2021. 

By Musk’s take-over, he fired Twitter Chief Executive,Chief Financial Officer, and Legal Affairs and Policy Chief right away. Even before his successfull purchase, Musk expressed his plan of completely reversing Twitter: a new verification system, where verified users need to pay $8 for their verification, justifying that decision due to missing profit and fake profiles. In addition, Musk fires half of the 7,500 Twitter employees via e-mail. He explains these notices with a decreasing number of advertising partners and the long-term financial difficulties that Twitter was facing even before he took over the company. While advertisement is the main source of income, with the takeover of Musk, many companies and advertisement partners fear the increase of hate speech and the spread of misinformation with new CEO Elon Musk. By unbanning former US president Trump and spreading conspiracy theories, Musk fueled these fears by partners even further. Additionally, users and spectators question Musk’s decision of firing half of his team while promising to keep up high standards in presentation and moderation. 

While the CEO tries to portray himself as an absolute fan of freedom of speech, he lays off approximately 20 employees for expressing negative and critical opinions about Musk via a private slack channel. In November 2022, Musks asked his Twitter employees to either commit to tough working conditions or to leave while earning a three months severance pay. Once the deadline was reached, most of the staff members decided to leave and discontinue working for Elon Musk. So apparently Musk behaves in the complete opposite of what he is trying to accomplish with Twitter: spreading misinformation and uncensored content by allowing his so-called unlimited “free speech” which was GrEatLy impacted before he took over Twitter. But interestingly enough: more users from resign using Twitter now after Musk’s leadership than before. The Guardian predicts Twitter “to lose 32m users in two years after Elon Musk takeover”  implying a growing dispute and disinterest by the users toward Elon Musk and his lack of punishment, control of hate speech and false content, and technical problems. But when we ask Musk about the current number of Twitter users he tweeted this: 

Fairytale-like: a mixture of blended reality and unknown future predictions while everyone involved is entertained. The known altruistic Elon Reeve Musk put his fate into the Twitter user’s hand. In December 2022, he published a Twitter poll regarding his fate as the CEO of Twitter. He asked the users to vote either in favor or against him being the CEO. In addition, he made sure that he would accept that result either way and show respect toward the Twitter users. Being said, over 17.5 million users interacted with the questionnaire by the end while 57% voted for him to resign and 43% to stay. Right after he tweeted his answer:

As we know him: relaxed and insightful. Oh no, I think I mixed something up… It was not as simple as that: After an institute called HarrisX posted investigations regarding the poll results, Musk jumped on the train and questioned the results. He linked the problem of bots and fake profiles Twitter is facing to the results. Without these bots, the result would have been in favor of Musk, according to himself. Since it has become pretty quiet around Musk and the actual resignation from working as the CEO. No one, yet, has been confirmed as his follower. Let alone the question of whether Musk is going to follow the user’s will or remain without the wish of the majority. 

But what we know for sure: Musk and his leadership style is one of a kind. It was not the first time that he laid off hundreds of employees right after he got the power to do so: SpaceX and Twitter staff both had to get to know his style firsthand. No surprise that he does not appear to be a community and employee favorite. He is and, when looking through his career ladder, has always been a hard worker who does everything to accomplish his dreams. But this work enthusiasm is also expected by his employees: either they follow his long-hour work plan or they can leave. Some describe his leadership style and personality as him showing “a robotic lack of empathy and odd interpersonal mannerism”. When looking at his private life, the women, and the numerous of kids, we are not surprised that Musk must have issues when it comes to interpersonal relationships. I do not want to judge, but the questionnaire result, the huge backlash, and his private life only supportsthe whole controversy around his persona: he is for sure an interesting, successful individuum one could write a real fairytale about. He for sure offers enough tweets, meme material, and inspirational quotes for that…

But for now, we need to follow his tale to find out what will happen to Twitter and whether or not we might be able to travel to Mars soon. 

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Flyworld Migration stands out for its team of best immigration lawyers, migration consultants, and registered migration agents. Our immigration lawyers and migration lawyers provide expert migration advice and migration solutions tailored to your needs. Our services include:

Visa Extension: Assistance with extending your stay.

Immigration and Citizenship: Guidance through the citizenship process.

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Experienced Professionals: Our team includes the best migration lawyer and immigration advisors.

Comprehensive Services: From work permits to citizenship, we cover it all.

Personalised Support: Tailored advice and assistance for every client.

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Flyworld Migration helps individuals migrate to Australia from various countries, including:

India

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Let Flyworld Migration be your trusted partner in your journey to Australia. Contact us today for expert advice and personalised migration solutions.

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Transfer of workforce and increasing responsibility of an UAE immigration lawyer

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic and the sudden radical political shift in the US has suddenly despised a large number of global firms to transfer their company executives deployed to various nations to the U.S. for their designated roles. This can also be attributed to the fact that the US has come out as the clear winner in the race of nations for being the world’s trade capital.

The US-based employers can guarantee their employees safe and lawful visits by abiding by the visa categorizations on the basis of the professional context of the transferee, the duration of the employee’s proposed stay, the nationality of the foreigner, and a number of various other norms. These nuances about foreigner’s visits and stays are all mentioned in the Immigration and Nationality Act.

The foreign business travellers arriving in the US rely on B-1 visas which compliments them legally a short stay which can be anything less than 12 months. There is no scope for U.S. employers to recompense these visitors. A person who visits the US as a business visitor can take part in the following activities while his stay:

•             Discuss planned investment or purchases

•             Attend meetings and participate in them fully

•             Conduct negotiations

•             Solicit sales or investment

•             Make investments or purchases

•             Interview and hire staff

•             Conduct research.

Also, you must be aware of the fact that people entering in the U.S. for tourism or commercial purpose for 90 days or less from eligible countries (such as Western Europe, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand) may be entitled to visit the U.S. without a visa if their prerequisites match with the visa waiver program requirements. The nuances involved in the immigration approval process has upheld an all-new stream of Immigration Solicitors in London who are proficient in their work. The leading immigration solicitors in London bifurcate company-sponsored employment approval for foreign nationals into two categories:

(1) Immigrant status or permanent residency: a company may patron a foreign national for permanent residence.

(2) Non-immigrant status: a particular employer may seek permission to hire a foreign person for a particular period of time as a provisional employee.

AnUAE immigration lawyer has found some visa categories that allow the transitioning from Non-immigrant (Temporary) Residency Status to Immigrant (Permanent) Residency Status, but these privileges are not covered in all categories. These cases are handled under the influence of dual-purpose where some non-immigrants are allowed to enter and/or stay in the U.S. provisionally with a non-immigrant visa (such as H-1 or L) even though they have exhibited a long-term commitment to stay lastingly. B-1, B-2 and F-1 categories do not permit themselves to the application of the dual intent principle.

Each visa category has extremely specific regulations which are looked after carefully by an UAE immigration lawyer, most of which easily harmonize between the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), a portion of the Department of Homeland Security, and other U.S. government departments, such as the Labor Department for smooth and easy redressal of clients because the timelines are very important in this kind of cases and involve large documentation.

The major visa categories for the temporary non-immigrant employment of foreign nationals include L-1A (Multinational Managers/Executives), L-1B (Specialized Knowledge), H-1B (Professional Workers), and TN Application (Canada and Mexico).

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Eligibility Requirements for Australia Citizenship by Investment

Understanding Australia Citizenship by Investment

The concept of citizenship by investment in Australia involves obtaining permanent residency through significant financial investment in the country, which can later lead to citizenship. While Australia does not offer direct citizenship by investment, it does have various visa programs that can lead to permanent residency and ultimately citizenship. The primary pathway is through the Business Innovation and Investment Program (BIIP).

Key Visa Categories under BIIP

Business Innovation Stream (Subclass 188A)

Investor Stream (Subclass 188B)

Significant Investor Stream (Subclass 188C)

Premium Investor Stream (Subclass 188D)

Entrepreneur Stream (Subclass 188E)

Each of these streams has specific eligibility criteria and requirements. Here, we focus on the general eligibility requirements for these investment pathways.

General Eligibility Requirements

1. Age

For most streams under the BIIP, applicants must be under 55 years of age. However, the Significant Investor and Premium Investor streams do not have an age limit.

2. Investment Amount

Business Innovation Stream (Subclass 188A): Minimum personal and business assets of AUD 800,000 and ownership in one or more businesses with a turnover of at least AUD 500,000 per year.

Investor Stream (Subclass 188B): Investment of at least AUD 2.5 million in Australian investments that meet specific criteria.

Significant Investor Stream (Subclass 188C): Investment of at least AUD 5 million into complying significant investments in Australia.

Premium Investor Stream (Subclass 188D): Investment of at least AUD 15 million into complying premium investments in Australia.

Entrepreneur Stream (Subclass 188E): Demonstrate funding agreements from a third party of at least AUD 200,000 to undertake a complying entrepreneur activity in Australia.

3. Business Experience

Business Innovation Stream (Subclass 188A): Proven history of successful business ownership and management.

Investor Stream (Subclass 188B) and Significant Investor Stream (Subclass 188C): A track record of managing investments or businesses.

4. Points Test

Applicants for the Business Innovation and Investor streams (Subclass 188A and 188B) must meet a points test. Points are awarded based on age, English language ability, qualifications, experience in business or investment, net personal and business assets, and innovation.

5. Health and Character

All applicants must meet the health and character requirements set by the Australian government. This typically involves a medical examination and a police clearance certificate.

6. Residency Requirement

To qualify for permanent residency and subsequently for citizenship, investors must live in Australia for a specified period. For instance, the Subclass 888 (Permanent) visa, which follows the Subclass 188 visa, requires the primary applicant to have resided in Australia for at least two years in the four years immediately before applying.

Pathway to Citizenship

After holding a permanent residency visa, you can apply for Australian citizenship. The general requirements include:

Living in Australia on a valid visa for at least four years.

Spending at least 12 months as a permanent resident immediately before applying.

Demonstrating good character.

Passing the citizenship test (if applicable).

How TVG Citizenship by Investment Can Help

Navigating the complexities of obtaining Australian citizenship by investment requires expert guidance. TVG Citizenship by Investment offers comprehensive services to help you through each step of the process, including:

Assessing your eligibility and choosing the appropriate visa stream.

Assisting with documentation and application preparation.

Providing legal and financial advice to ensure compliance with investment requirements.

Offering ongoing support to meet residency and other obligations leading to permanent residency and citizenship.

Conclusion

Achieving Australian citizenship by investment is a strategic and potentially rewarding pathway for investors looking to settle in Australia. By understanding the eligibility requirements and leveraging professional assistance from TVG Citizenship by Investment, you can successfully navigate this process and embark on your new life in Australia.

For more detailed information and personalized guidance, visit TVG Citizenship by Investment today.

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Everything You Need to Know About Permanent Resident Visa

A Permanent Resident (PR) visa offers a pathway to live and work in a new country indefinitely, granting many of the same rights as citizens. Whether you’re considering moving to Canada, Australia, or another destination, understanding the PR visa process is crucial. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about obtaining a PR visa, including eligibility requirements, application procedures, and tips for a successful application.

What is a Permanent Resident Visa?

A PR visa allows individuals to live and work in a country on a permanent basis. PR status typically provides the right to stay in the country indefinitely, access public services, and enjoy many of the benefits that citizens receive. However, PR status does not usually confer citizenship, though it may be a pathway to citizenship in some countries.

Key Benefits of a Permanent Resident Visa

Right to Live and Work: PR visa holders can live and work anywhere in the country.

Access to Public Services: PR status often grants access to healthcare, education, and other public services.

Pathway to Citizenship: In many countries, PR status is a step towards applying for citizenship.

Travel Flexibility: PR visa holders can travel in and out of the country, subject to specific residency requirements.

Eligibility Criteria

Eligibility for a PR visa varies depending on the country and the specific visa program. Generally, the criteria include:

Skill and Employment: Many PR programs require proof of specific skills, qualifications, and work experience. For example, skilled migration programs in Canada and Australia assess applicants based on their professional skills and experience.

Family and Relationship: Family-based PR visas require proof of relationship to a current PR or citizen. This includes spouses, children, and sometimes other relatives.

Health and Character: Applicants must meet health and character requirements, including medical examinations and police clearance certificates.

Financial Stability: Some PR programs require proof of financial stability or the ability to support oneself and family.

Types of PR Visas

Different countries offer various PR visa categories, each with its own requirements and processes. Here are a few common types:

Canada:

Express Entry: A point-based system for skilled workers, including the Federal Skilled Worker Program, Federal Skilled Trades Program, and Canadian Experience Class.

Provincial Nominee Program (PNP): Allows provinces to nominate individuals based on their skills and needs.

Family Sponsorship: For family members of Canadian citizens or PR holders.

Australia:

Skilled Migration Visas: Includes Subclass 189 (Skilled Independent), Subclass 190 (Skilled Nominated), and Subclass 491 (Skilled Work Regional).

Family Reunion Visas: Includes Partner Visas (Subclasses 820 and 801) and Parent Visas.

Business and Investor Visas: Includes Subclass 188 (Business Innovation and Investment).

The Application Process

Determine Eligibility: Assess your eligibility based on the visa type you are interested in. Check the specific requirements for skills, qualifications, and relationships.

Gather Documents: Collect necessary documents, including:

Proof of identity (passport, photographs).

Evidence of skills and employment (certificates, job letters).

Proof of relationship (marriage certificates, birth certificates).

Health and character documents (medical reports, police clearance).

Complete the Application: Fill out the appropriate application forms. Ensure all information is accurate and complete to avoid delays.

Submit the Application: Depending on the country, you may need to submit your application online or by mail. Follow the submission guidelines provided by the immigration authorities.

Pay Fees: Pay the required application fees. Fees vary based on the visa type and country.

Attend Interviews and Provide Biometrics: Some PR visa applications require interviews or biometric data collection. Follow the instructions given by the immigration authorities.

Wait for Processing: PR visa processing times vary depending on the country, visa type, and volume of applications. Be patient and check the status of your application regularly.

Receive Decision: Once your application is processed, you will receive a decision. If approved, you will receive your PR visa and instructions on the next steps.

Tips for a Successful PR Visa Application

Research Thoroughly: Understand the specific requirements and process for the PR visa of the country you are applying to.

Seek Professional Advice: Consider consulting an immigration advisor or lawyer to guide you through the application process and help with complex cases.

Organize Your Documents: Ensure all documents are complete, accurate, and properly organized to avoid delays.

Follow Instructions: Adhere to the guidelines provided by the immigration authorities, including submitting forms correctly and meeting deadlines.

Stay Updated: Keep informed about any changes in immigration laws or policies that may affect your application.

Be Patient: PR visa applications can take time. Allow for processing delays and be prepared for additional requests for information.

Common Challenges and How to Overcome Them

Incomplete Applications: Double-check your application to ensure all required fields are filled out and all documents are included.

Document Issues: Ensure that all documents are authentic, properly translated, and meet the requirements set by immigration authorities.

Health and Character Concerns: Address any health or character issues promptly and provide additional documentation or explanations if required.

Long Processing Times: Be patient and stay informed about the status of your application. Prepare for potential delays by planning your move in advance.

Conclusion

Obtaining a permanent resident visa is a significant step towards starting a new life in a different country. By understanding the eligibility requirements, following the application process carefully, and preparing thoroughly, you can enhance your chances of a successful application. Whether you are seeking to move for work, family, or other reasons, a PR visa offers the opportunity to live and work permanently in a new country with many benefits.

If you need assistance with your permanent resident visa application, consider seeking help from an immigration consultant or lawyer. They can provide valuable support and guidance throughout the process, ensuring that you meet all requirements and submit a complete application. You can achieve your goal of becoming a permanent resident and start a new chapter in your life.

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Exploring Australian Immigration Opportunities for Dubai Residents

As globalization continues to influence migration patterns, many individuals from around the world are exploring new opportunities in different countries. For residents of Dubai seeking to relocate or invest in Australia, understanding the nuances of Australian immigration is crucial. This article delves into the opportunities, challenges, and processes associated with Australian immigration for those living in Dubai.

Australia has long been a desirable destination for migrants due to its high quality of life, robust economy, and diverse cultural landscape. The country's immigration system is structured to attract skilled workers, investors, and individuals with significant ties to the nation. For residents of Dubai, there are several pathways to consider when exploring Australian immigration options.

Skilled Migration

One of the primary avenues for Australian immigration is through skilled migration. Australia’s Skilled Migration Program is designed to address skill shortages in various sectors, including IT, engineering, healthcare, and more. For Dubai residents with specialized skills and qualifications, applying for a skilled visa can be a viable option.

The process typically involves assessing your skills and qualifications against the Australian Government's requirements. Prospective immigrants need to undergo a skills assessment, which evaluates the relevance of their experience and qualifications. Additionally, candidates must meet the English language proficiency standards set by Australian authorities.

Business and Investment Visas

Dubai is renowned for its thriving business environment, and many entrepreneurs and investors are keen to explore opportunities in Australia. The Business Innovation and Investment Program allows business owners and investors from Dubai to establish or invest in businesses in Australia.

To be eligible for this visa, applicants must demonstrate a successful track record in business or investment. This visa category is ideal for those who wish to expand their business ventures or invest in Australian enterprises. The program is designed to foster economic growth and create job opportunities within the country.

Family and Partner Visas

For Dubai residents with family members or partners already residing in Australia, family reunification is another pathway to immigration. Australia offers various visas for family members, including partner visas, parent visas, and child visas. These visas facilitate the process of joining loved ones in Australia and are subject to specific eligibility criteria and sponsorship requirements.

Student Visas

Education is another prominent avenue for Australian immigration. Many individuals from Dubai choose to pursue higher education in Australia, known for its world-class universities and research institutions. A student visa allows individuals to study in Australia while gaining valuable international experience.

Applicants must be enrolled in an approved educational institution and demonstrate their ability to support themselves financially during their stay. Student visas often provide pathways to other types of visas upon graduation, particularly if the individual finds employment in an area of skill shortage.

Permanent Residency and Citizenship

For those looking to make a long-term commitment to Australia, pathways to permanent residency and citizenship are available. Achieving permanent residency typically requires a period of living in Australia under a temporary visa, meeting residency requirements, and demonstrating good character.

The journey to Australian citizenship involves further requirements, including passing a citizenship test and demonstrating integration into Australian society. Permanent residents can apply for citizenship after fulfilling the residency criteria.

Conclusion

Australian immigration offers diverse opportunities for residents of Dubai, ranging from skilled migration and business investment to family reunification and student visas. Understanding the different visa options and their requirements is essential for a successful migration process. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, Australia remains an attractive destination for those seeking new opportunities, and Dubai residents are well-positioned to explore these possibilities.

Navigating the Australian immigration system can be complex, so seeking professional advice from immigration consultants or legal experts is often beneficial. With careful planning and preparation, the dream of living in Australia can become a reality for many individuals from Dubai.

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A Quick Guide to Obtaining Australia PR

Australia PR (Permanent Residency) is highly sought after by individuals worldwide due to Australia's excellent quality of life, strong economy, and welcoming society. Holding Australia PR allows foreign nationals to live, work, and study in Australia indefinitely, with access to many of the same rights as Australian citizens. Here’s a concise guide to help you understand the process and benefits of obtaining Australia PR.

What is Australia PR?

Australia PR grants foreign nationals the right to reside in Australia permanently. PR holders can work, study, and travel freely within the country and may sponsor eligible family members for PR. After fulfilling certain residency requirements, PR holders can apply for Australian citizenship.

Pathways to Australia PR

There are several pathways to Australia PR, tailored to different applicant profiles:

Skilled Migration Visas

Skilled Independent Visa (subclass 189): For skilled workers not sponsored by an employer, state, or family member, based on a points system.

Skilled Nominated Visa (subclass 190): Requires nomination by an Australian state or territory and also operates on a points system.

Skilled Work Regional Visa (subclass 491): For skilled workers willing to live and work in regional Australia, sponsored by an eligible relative or state/territory.

Family Sponsorship

Partner Visa (subclasses 820 and 801): For spouses or partners of Australian citizens or PR holders.

Parent Visa: For parents of Australian citizens or PR holders.

Employer-Sponsored Visas

Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186): Allows Australian employers to sponsor skilled workers for PR.

Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (subclass 187): For employers in regional Australia.

Business and Investment Visas

Business Innovation and Investment Visa (subclass 188/888): For entrepreneurs and investors.

Benefits of Australia PR

Australia PR offers numerous benefits, such as:

Work and Study Freedom: PR holders can work and study anywhere in Australia.

Healthcare: Access to Medicare, Australia’s public health care system.

Social Security Benefits: Available after two years of PR.

Sponsorship Opportunities: PR holders can sponsor eligible family members.

Pathway to Citizenship: Eligible after four years of residency.

Travel Rights: Freely enter and leave Australia.

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Here’s how to acquire the world’s most powerful passport - Journal Today Internet - BLOGGER https://www.merchant-business.com/heres-how-to-acquire-the-worlds-most-powerful-passport/?feed_id=143116&_unique_id=66a2442004edc Here are some steps and considerations to help you acquire a highly powerful passport:1. Understand passport strengthPassport strength is determined by the number of countries its holders can visit without needing a visa or by obtaining a visa on arrival. Countries like Japan, Singapore, Germany, and South Korea often top the list of powerful passports due to their extensive visa-free access.2. Research top-ranked passportsFamiliarise yourself with the countries that consistently rank high in passport power indexes, such as the Henley Passport Index or the Global Passport Power Rank. This will help you identify target countries whose passports offer extensive global mobility.3. Explore citizenship by descentSome countries offer citizenship by descent, allowing you to obtain a passport if you have ancestors from that country. Research your family history to see if you are eligible for citizenship in a country with a powerful passport.4. Consider naturalisationNaturalisation is the process of becoming a citizen of another country after fulfilling residency and other legal requirements. Countries like Singapore and Germany offer pathways to citizenship through long-term residency, though the process can be lengthy and require a strong commitment.5. Look into citizenship by investmentSeveral countries offer citizenship by investment programmes, where individuals can obtain citizenship by making a significant financial investment in the country.Countries like Malta, Cyprus, and St. Kitts and Nevis have such programmes, though they often require substantial investment amounts.6. Work and residency opportunitiesObtaining a work visa or residency permit can be a step towards citizenship. Countries like Canada, Australia, and New Zealand offer skilled migration programmes that can lead to permanent residency and, eventually, citizenship.7. Marriage to a citizenMarrying a citizen of a country with a powerful passport can sometimes provide a pathway to citizenship. Each country has its own legal requirements and processes for spouses seeking citizenship, so research the specific requirements for the country in question.8. Educational opportunitiesStudying in a foreign country can also be a pathway to citizenship. Many countries offer student visas that can be converted to work visas and eventually lead to permanent residency and citizenship.Countries with top-ranked passports, like Japan and Germany, have educational institutions that attract international students.9. Compliance with legal requirementsEnsure that you meet all legal requirements for obtaining citizenship in your target country. This may include language proficiency tests, residency duration, financial stability, and background checks. Complying with these requirements is crucial to successfully acquiring a new passport.Acquiring the world’s most powerful passport requires careful planning, research, and sometimes significant financial investment.By understanding the various pathways to citizenship and identifying countries with strong passports, you can take strategic steps towards enhancing your global mobility.Whether through descent, naturalisation, investment, work, marriage, or education, securing a powerful passport can open doors to new opportunities and experiences around the world.“Acquiring the world’s most powerful passport involves understanding the factors that contribute to passport strength and exploring ways to obtain citizenship in countries that offer such prestigious travel documents. Here…”Source Link: https://fakazanews.com/2024/07/25/heres-how-to-acquire-the-worlds-most-powerful-passport/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=heres-how-to-acquire-the-worlds-most-powerful-passport http://109.70.148.72/~merchant29/6network/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/pexels-photo-5961630.jpeg

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