Category: News
The Australian government will reopen its international border on the 21st of February
On 21 February, Australia will reopen its borders to most international arrivals for the first time in almost two years due to COVID-19. Here are some things you need to know about the move. International tourists will be able to enter Australia for the first time in nearly two years when it reopens its borders … Continue reading “The Australian government will reopen its international border on the 21st of February”
Most Australians support a path to permanent residency for migrants, according to the latest survey.
A recent survey conducted on over 1,000 Australians found that 78% of them believe those who are living and working here on temporary visas should have stability so they can plan their lives. Research has found that an overwhelming majority of Australians are in favor of granting migrants permanent residency if they have lived and … Continue reading “Most Australians support a path to permanent residency for migrants, according to the latest survey.”
The New Partner Visa Changes: What You Need to Know
In 2021, the Australian Government had confirmed that new changes to partner visas would be implemented in November. The government didn’t follow through with this change as expected. However, it could happen this month- February 2022. If your current visa is expiring soon and you intend to apply for a partner visa, act now before … Continue reading “The New Partner Visa Changes: What You Need to Know”
Visa charges will be waived for international students and working holiday makers
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has issued a call for international students and working holiday makers to “come on down” to Australia as the nation grapples with workforce shortages. Today, international students and working holiday makers arriving in Australia will have their visa application fees rebated. This is in order to encourage foreign visitors to visit … Continue reading “Visa charges will be waived for international students and working holiday makers”
Australian visa changes 2022: The opportunities for migrants this year
As Australia’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic continues on, they are also looking to ramp up immigration as part of their economic recovery plan. Here is a round-up of some major immigration changes that have been announced recently. Migration to Australia has dropped significantly since the beginning of COVID-19. This is caused by widespread travel … Continue reading “Australian visa changes 2022: The opportunities for migrants this year”
International Students Allowed to Work Longer Hours to Help Ease COVID Worker Shortage in Australia
The Australian government has taken steps to ensure that foreign students are able to pick up more hours, in order to help alleviate worker shortages as people are forced into isolation due to the Omicron COVID-19 outbreak. The Prime Minister of Australia has announced the federal government will no longer restrict student visa-holder workers to … Continue reading “International Students Allowed to Work Longer Hours to Help Ease COVID Worker Shortage in Australia”
Government supports the Goulburn Valley to fill critical skill shortages
The Goulburn Valley in Victoria is the latest region to take advantage of a Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA) The agreement will contribute to a further $144m in economic output, as well as drive population growth and create additional job opportunities for Australians. Local businesses can apply individually to access the DAMA from 2022. Minister … Continue reading “Government supports the Goulburn Valley to fill critical skill shortages”
New Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA) for South West WA
The South West will be the eighth region in Australia to enter a five-year agreement with the Commonwealth aimed at ensuring skilled migrants contribute through employment in key roles where Australian workers are not available. The Shire of Dardanup will administer the process for accessing the South West DAMA which will be open to businesses … Continue reading “New Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA) for South West WA”
Updated Skilled Work Regional Visa (subclass 491) in NSW
The Occupation List for the Subclass 491 visa for NSW Nomination has been updated. However, NSW nomination for the Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491) is by invitation only still now. If you are interested in this and meet the requirement below, you MUST register your interest in NSW. <New Nomination Process> To apply … Continue reading “Updated Skilled Work Regional Visa (subclass 491) in NSW”
Newly Updated Skilled Migration Program in TAS
The application started at 12:00 PM today! There are small changes for nomination requirements for 2021-2022 in TAS. Here are the changes. Tasmanian Graduates (Category 1) Employment is not required for this category. However, evidence of employment or business operation will be prioritized in the assessment process. Evidences are: The employer is well established and … Continue reading “Newly Updated Skilled Migration Program in TAS”
