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The West Australian reports that efforts to attract overseas students to Western Australia will benefit from the state government more than tripling its total investment in StudyPerth’s International Education Action Plan to $6.5 million. For more information and how you can take advantage of this pathway to permanent residency, see how our referral program works on the Student…
Changes being introduced to the migration program on November 16 will see Perth and the Gold Coast no longer classified as major cities, allowing more skilled migrants to settle and work there. The Australian government is expected to increase the total number of regional places to 25,000 following huge growth in the number of regional…
PARTNER VISAS: Since 2016, there has been a significant piece of legislation before Australia’s parliament, which has a consequential impact on Parent and Partner applicants. The Migration Amendment (Family Violence and Other Measures) Bill 2016 has been passed by the Senate on 28 November 2018 which is the final step before the Bill will become law. We anticipate…
Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) and Skilled Employer Sponsored Visas will be introduced from in November 2019. These are points tested skilled assessment migration visas for regional areas of Australia (All of Adelaide is regional). Successful applicants can apply for permanent residency after 3 years. A new permanent visa will be introduced in November…
Are you waiting on an EOI invitation to apply for a Skilled Visa? Lately, the vast majority of invitations went to IT occupations such as software and application programmers, ICT Business and Systems Analysts, and Computer Network Professionals. Other positions in demand are; Registered Nurses Accountants Civil Engineering Professionals Architects (including Landscape Architects) Electrical engineers…
While there are new three and five-year sponsored Parent Visas available for applicants, a limit of 15,000 of these visas will be available at any time. Applicants will need to demonstrate that they have funds available for the duration of their stay and health insurance will be a requirement. There are no work conditions attached…
Australia intends to improve its intake of skilled migrants and its focus will be squarely on regional Australia and not the metropolitan centres. It will encourage migrants to settle in regional cities and towns with major infrastructure development in order to consider the skills certification, training and employment processes of potential migrants. There are also…
Morrison Government looks to move away from skilled, foreign labour as reported in the Daily Telegraph. Taxpayers will help bankroll much-needed apprentices in jobs heavily filled by overseas workers as the Morrison Government moves to build a local workforce for its $100 billion infrastructure investment. Jobs Minister Michaelia Cash has revealed the first review of…
The Australian Government is committed to supporting migrants to settle in regional areas, and works closely with state, territory and local governments, and local communities, to attract migrants to regional areas. Skilled migrants settling in regional Australia have a diverse range of available occupations to match their experience, skills and qualifications. There are currently 673…
The Australian Government has reintroduced a bill to change the Migration Act which could see a fivefold increase in the number of people facing deportation or visa refusal. The fivefold increase has been calculated using figures from the Judicial Commission of NSW on the assumption that visa holders have a similar criminal profile to that of…
