UNB, Dhaka

Eminent Sydney lawyer Stewart Levitt on Friday said Bangladeshi people can take advantage of the unique opportunity to study in Australia and obtain permanent residency as Australia still suffers acute shortage of skilled manpower.

“There is no shortage of facilities to cater for their lifestyle in major cities where ‘Halal’ food is readily available and there are mosques in most areas in proximity to colleges and universities,” Levitt, proprietor of Levitt Robinson Solicitors and Attorneys, told a seminar in the city.

Global United Corporation Bangladesh in corporation with Levitt Robinson Solicitors and Attorneys, a leading migration agent from the Sydney law firm, organised the seminar, says a press release.

The Firm and Migration Education Expert director, Satya Shah, said a person can get shortest and most cost-effective pathway to gaining Australian residency through study and that a practical trade qualification provided a surer route to migration than higher education in some academic areas. Students are able to earn money by working up to 20 hours/week during term time and full time, during holidays, Shah added.

‘Once permanent residence is gained, students can have access to all of the rights enjoyed by an Australian, including health care and educational fee concessions.’

Executive director of Global United Corporation Bangladesh Tarique Khan also spoke. Another seminar on skilled and business migration to Australia will be held at the Sweet Dream Hotel in the city. Stewart Levitt and Satya Shah will take part in the discussion at the seminar.

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