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SCENARIO You are a registered migration agent and active on Linkedin. Over the years, you have found that you attract the most number of leads for new clients using this platform. To encourage this, you actively post your opinion on hot topics and connect with people overseas. Sometimes this works to your advantage and you receive positive comments, but sometimes your opinion attracts some controversy. However, as your parents always used to say, any publicity is good publicity. Your parents are famous socialites in your community, and you have learnt a few good tricks of the trade from attending parties from a young age with them. Through your connection with your parents, you have recently been approached to join the cast of the Real Hustlers of Sydney reality show, but you are hesitant in pursuing this opportunity as you think it may be too damaging for your business. One of your contacts on Linkedin wrote a very personal and honest opinion on the recent tariffs President Trump has introduced in the USA. This has resulted in a lot of comments in reply, with others also sharing their honest opinions. You joined in the conversation and very quickly it escalated and became very heated between posters Usually, the posts remain professional, however, some posters started becoming personal. In particular, Chantelle, a citizen of the USA, posted about how this would impact the share market and would have long term consequences to, not only the USA, but also other countries, and with some other personal thoughts. Chantelle is a stockbroker with over a decade of experience, buying and selling stocks or shares on behalf of clients. You agreed with her comments and defended her position and Chantelle privately messaged you to say thank you and that she was actually looking for a registered migration agent to assist her with exploring options to migrate to Australia. She felt that the current economic climate in the USA would compromise her career. She informs you that she has also been in touch with some stock broking firms in Australia, from small to big tier firms, that would consider employing her to manage their clients who have invested both locally and overseas and that her international experience would be of use to them during this uncertain economic climate. She is interested in moving to Australia and would like your advice as to any skilled visa options. You advise her that you are happy to help and book a meeting over Zoom the next day. When you speak with her, she informs you that she is 36 years old, is a licensed stockbroker in the USA and has been working as a stockbroker for over ten years, starting at a small sized firm initially and the moving on to one of the top ten firms in the USA for the past two years. She was recently promoted to a senior position at her current firm. She also advised that she was awarded a scholarship to study finance at New York University as she was also a talented basketball player but decided to pursue finance instead. She does think the strategy she learnt on the basketball court has helped her in stockbroking. She has a strong client base and although she will not be able to service them if she moves firms, this restraint is only in place for a year, and she is confident they would become her clients again in her next move. She has two small children, aged 6 and 4, and is married to a citizen of Venezuela. Her husband has been waiting over 6 years to get his permanent residency in the USA. This is part of the reason she would like to move to Australia, as she is not filled with confidence about her partner's future in the USA. Her husband has not worked since arriving in the USA and looks after their children. Page 2 of 3 Chantelle would like to hedge her bets and is open to any skilled visa options that would allow her and her family to move to Australia and settle here permanently if possible, QUESTION 1. What skilled visa options are available to Chantelle and her family? You must explain all the requirements for the visa options, if any. 2. What visa options would you recommend and why? You must support your answers with reference to the specific legislative or regulatory provisions. (35 marks) (Maximum Word Limit: 2200 words)