Please read the scenario below and answer the following questions. (This is based on Australian Migration Law)

SCENARIO You continue to work at migration firm Addy's Aussie Agency, supporting a busy migration agent (Adelaide Hobart) with her clients. You have since heard back from your clients Heather and Thant about a way forward. Thant has been granted a waiver of the No Further Stay condition. Thant and Heather have registered their relationship and Thant has made a valid application for a subclass 820/801 visa, with Heather as his sponsor. Thant's knowledge of motorcycles has come to the attention of an acquaintance of Heather's, who would like Thant to attend a job interview.

QUESTION 1: (answer the questions in first person format as if you will be sending an email to them by addressing the questions)

a) What visa does Thant hold? b) Does he have permission to work on that visa? What does "work" mean for the purposes of the Act and Regulations? c) If Thant is not currently allowed to work, can he get permission to work, and if so how?

QUESTION 2: (answer the question below in first person format as if you will be sending an email to them by addressing the questions)

Thant has now been able to contact his mother, Louie who is a Myanmar citizen. Louie has expressed she would like to meet Heather. Thant would like to bring Louie to Australia for her 60th birthday. What is her best visa option?

QUESTION 3: (answer the question below in first person format as if you will be sending an email to them by addressing the questions)

Thant's sister, Amy (15 years of age) currently resides in Myanmar with Thant's family. Over the last three years, Amy has become a very good swimmer attracting the interests of many schools in Australia. Thant approached St Peters Lutheran College in Brisbane and they are very keen to offer Amy a scholarship to attend their school for the rest of Amy's schooling years (Grade 9 to 12). Amy has exceptional English; however, she has not yet taken a formal English test. Amy currently attends a private school which is currently paid for by her grandparents who are considerably wealthy.

You have been advised the address the following:

a) What is the appropriate temporary visa for Amy? b) What are the key validity and grant criteria for this visa? c) What information and evidence will Amy need to provide to be granted this visa? d) Thant has asked you if Louie can accompany Amy to Australia. Advise whether this is possible, and if so, what visa should Louie apply for.

(Please apply the facts to the relevant law throughout while answering the questions. At all times, you need to have reference to the relevant sections of the Australian Migration Law)