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We cover the latest news on the Australian immigration system. Read on to discover more about skilled migration, family visa, student visa, business or investor visa, working holiday visa, and citizenship.
Australia’s Protection visa (subclass 866) is designed to offer asylum to individuals facing persecution or significant harm in their home countries. In this article we explore the challenges and measures the government is taking to maintain the system's integrity.
DAMAs are pivotal to addressing regional labor shortages in Australia. These agreements between the Australian Government and regional authorities provide tailored solutions for unique economic and labor market conditions. In this article we delve into the recent DAMA initiatives in Western Australia, their structure, and what DAMAs are.
From 1 July 2024, visa conditions 8107, 8607 and 8608 are changing in response to the Australian Governments Migration Strategy. These changes are designed to reduce worker exploitation and provide a fairer system for temporary migrants.
Effective from 1 July 2024, new restrictions will be implemented to curb visa hopping and ensure that visas are granted to genuine students who are committed to contributing to Australia’s economy in a positive way.
If you're currently in Australia on a Subclass 482 Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa and looking to make the move to permanent residency (PR), you're in luck. There are several pathways to transition from a temporary to a permanent resident.
- Holiday Visa, Work Visa
The introduction of the pre-application ballot process, in the 2024-25 program year, for the Work and Holiday (subclass 462) visa is a significant step towards managing high demand from China, Vietnam, and India.
In accordance with its Migration Strategy of December 11, 2023, the Australian Government is heightening English language criteria for Student and Temporary Graduate visas, effective March 23, 2024. This adjustment seeks to enrich international students' experience, bolstering their economic impact and safeguarding against exploitation through improved language skills.
- Family Visa, Study Visa, Work Visa
In a landmark address, Treasurer Jim Chalmers unveiled the federal budget, prioritizing investments in infrastructure and healthcare. Proposing sweeping immigration reforms, he emphasized skilled migration pathways and streamlined processes to attract talent, aiming to bolster economic growth and address labor shortages effectively.
Legislative Instrument LIN 24/009 which commences on 1 April 2024, will now require student visa holders to seek the Minister’s approval to undertake critical technology related study. This new framework will endeavour to protect Australia's national interests from malicious activities.
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