Migration news
News from Queensland – the Skilled Workforce Attraction Office (SWAO)
On March 26, Assistant Minister for Treasury, Trade, and Investment, Jennifer Howard, joined TIQ CEO Justin McGowan and Migration Queensland's...
Important Update: TSMIT Increase to $73,150!
Starting July 1, 2024, the Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold (TSMIT) will increase from $70,000 to $73,150. New nomination applications...
Spotlight: Reduced Work Experience for Subclass 482 Visa
Starting from 23 November 2024, the work experience requirement for the Temporary Skill Shortage (Subclass 482) visa will be reduced from two years...
News from the Budget, and How It’ll Impact You!
Treasurer Jim Chalmers recently unveiled the Australian government's budget update, bringing changes for migration in 2024-25. Here's a breakdown of...
Love Down Under: Partner Visas Spotlight
Are you envisioning a life together Down Under with your partner? The Australian Partner visa scheme offers a pathway to make this into reality....
Heightened English Standards for Australian Student & Graduate Visas
The Australian Government has raised the bar on English Language Requirements for Student and Temporary Graduate visas. These revisions, announced...
Australia’s New Student Visa Rule: Genuine Student Requirement
News for international students! Home Affairs have tinkered with their Genuine Student (GS) requirement, replacing the previous Genuine Temporary...
State Nomination Updates: February 2024
News for skilled visa applicants - The Department of Home Affairs has released the latest figures on nominations made by State and Territory...
Important Updates on 417 Visa Work Conditions
Starting January 1, 2024, the Australian government has introduced exemptions to the 8547 condition for 417 visa holders, allowing visa holders to...
Your Guide to Recent Immigration Updates in Australia
Exciting stats from Home Affairs, here are some fun migration facts from the last financial year: 75 Years of Australian Citizenship: Celebrating a...
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