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The majority of these travellers actually stay for less than their intended duration of stay and on their departure from Australia are therefore classified as short-term movements (i.e. overseas visitors on arrival to Australia) state exactly 12 months or one year as their intended duration of stay. Short-term movement - has a duration of stay (or absence) of less than one year Ī significant number of travellers on the first leg of their journey (i.e. Long-term movement - has a duration of stay (or absence) of one year or more

permanent departures (PD) - only available prior to July 2007.There are three main categories of movement and 10 sub-categories: Overseas Arrivals and Departures data are classified according to length of stay (in Australia or overseas), as recorded by travellers on passenger cards, or derived with reference to previous border crossings. For further information see ABS Privacy Impact Assessment Report 'Traveller Information and Medicare Enrolment PIA' released on the 12 September 2017. This is a secondary source of state or territory of residence information for Australian residents and is used for a small proportion of records. From July 2017, due to the removal of the outgoing passenger card, the ABS has also used Medicare enrolment data. Each month all OAD movement records and related information, including those matched to an incoming passenger card, are supplied to the ABS and then processed.ģ. All overseas movement records are stored on Home Affairs' Travel and Immigration Processing System (TRIPS). ABS statistics on overseas arrivals and departures (OAD) are mainly compiled using information from Home Affairs sources. These administrative data are collected by the Home Affairs under the authority of the Migration Regulations 1994 made under the Migration Act 1958.Ģ. Aside from persons travelling as Australian or New Zealand citizens, persons travelling to Australia are required to provide information in visa applications. Administrative information on persons arriving in, or departing from, Australia is collected via various processing systems, passport documents, visa information, and incoming passenger cards (see Passenger card image section). United Kingdom, Channel Islands and Isle of Manġ. Standard Australian Classification of Countries Safety Management Systems Find out about our systematic and structured approach to safety management as well as access to our online form for reporting a safety concern.Auto-regressive integrated moving averageĪustralian Government Department of Immigration and Border ProtectionĪustralian Government Department of Home Affairs.Planning & Design Interested in the master plan for future expansion and development of airports within our system? Everything you need to know is right here.Find the most recent requests and track your bid here. Bids & Requests The County Airport System always has projects in the works in need of partners.Reports Peruse reports and information on airport system issues.

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