HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY, MRS. ANNA ALMASSYOVA!
Slovak Community of SA proudly celebrated a very joyous occasion – the very first 100th BIRTHDAY in their community. One of their members; Mrs. Anna Almassyova reached this most special milestone. Community members were delighted to join Mrs. Almassyova and her family in an outstanding birthday celebration, happily hosted by Slovak Club of SA. Photo (L-R): 100th Birthday Congratulation from the Premier of SA on behalf of King Charles; Birthday celebrations with family and Slovak community members; Birthday celebrations at Slovak Club of SA
DOMESTIC AND FAMILY VIOLENCE, And Your Visa (homeaffairs.gov.au) The Australian Government has zero tolerance for domestic and family violence against anyone and this includes permanent or temporary visa holders. If you have a temporary partner visa you may be considered for the ‘family violence provisions’ under migration legislation if you have experienced domestic and family violence and you are no longer in a relationship with your sponsor. If you have a temporary partner visa and have children in your relationship you may be also be eligible for a permanent visa.
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The Domestic and Family Violence Support Section is a specialist team within the Department of Home Affairs and assists those impacted by domestic and family violence regardless of their visa status. The team can assist you to resolve your immigration matters under the migration law framework and refer you to relevant services including legal, migration and financial support if required. Your privacy and confidentiality will be respected at all times.
Please contact the specialised team to discuss your situation using the Temporary Visa Holder Domestic and Family Violence Contact Form on the Department of Home Affairs website or email dfvs.temp. visa@homeaffairs.gov.au and a dedicated officer will respond to you directly.
