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Migration Regulations 1994 - Types of Fees or Charges - IMMI 14/053

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This instrument creates a legal list of immigration fees that may attract credit‑card surcharges, so the government can recover bank processing costs. It affects anyone or businesses paying certain Australian immigration charges by credit card.

It matters because, without this list, those specific nomination, sponsorship, visa evidence and visa application payments couldn’t legally incur extra card surcharges.

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Commonwealth of Australia

Migration Regulations 1994

TYPES OF FEES OR CHARGES

(Paragraph 5.41A(1)(b))

I, SCOTT MORRISON, Minister for Immigration and Border Protection, acting under paragraph 5.41A(1)(b) of the Migration Regulations 1994 (the Regulations):

SPECIFY the following types of fees or charges for paragraph 5.41A(1)(b):

nomination fees or charges
sponsorship fees or charges
visa evidence charges or fees
visa application charges or fees

This Instrument, IMMI 14/053, commences on 1 July 2014, immediately after the commencement of Migration Amendment (Credit Card Surcharge Additional Measures) Regulation 2014.

Dated 26 June 2014

SCOTT MORRISON

Minister for Immigration and Border Protection

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