(December 29, 2016) It’s called Just Australia and it is the first free information point for Italians, as well as an educational agency specializing in courses of study and work. Founded on an idea by Stefano Riva and Ilaria Gianfagna, both from Udine and with a background respectively in the world of events and journalism, it has a series of collaborations in Australia and Italy, including schools, law firms, translators, immigration agents, banks, travel agencies, health insurers and other companies. The idea was born because there are about 53 000 Italians, who each year land in an Australian airport for a holiday, a work experience, to study and often with the goal of moving to Australia permanently. In particular, every year are issued 33,300 tourist visas required, more than 14,000 working holiday visa, 3,000 for students (student visa), 2,100 for those who have received a job offer of 2 or 4 years (sponsors), and about 600 permanent visas, according to the website of the immigration Department. In Australia 300,000 people speak Italiana t home, 200,000 are those born in Italy and more than 916,000 those of Italian origins
