State and Territory Nominations for Skilled Visas Boost in January 2024, suggesting more opportunities for skilled migrants.

Digital IDs on myGov now sign statutory declarations, eliminating witness signatures for Australian governance.

NSW unveils the Skilled Work Regional 491 program, Pathway 1, for skilled workers with a regional NSW work history.

The COVID-19 Pandemic Event for Temporary Activity (Subclass 408) visa will stop accepting applications after 1st February 2024.

The State Government of Western Australia has implemented the Construction Visa Subsidy Program to assist construction companies in hiring skilled migrants.

Australia's Partner Visa: No more 'onshore' or 'offshore' distinctions, simplifying applications for couples.

In a recent announcement, the Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, and Multicultural Affairs outlined the extension of the relaxation of visa condition 8547. This decision is part of the broader Migration Strategy reform, with a particular focus on the Working Holiday program.

As the COVID-19 concession period draws to a close on November 25, 2023, pivotal changes are set to reshape various facets of Australia's visa landscape. From stringent updates in employer-sponsored visas to nuanced alterations in family and graduate visa programs, this impending shift marks a significant milestone. Navigating the post-concession era, applicants will encounter revised criteria, with an emphasis on work experience and location specifics. Explore this comprehensive overview of the imminent modifications, ensuring you stay well-informed in the ever-evolving realm of Australian immigration.

Need to travel for the holidays but your visa application is pending? A Bridging Visa B might allow you to travel and return while you wait.

Need to travel for the holidays but your visa application is pending? A Bridging Visa B might allow you to travel and return while you wait.

From 25 November 2023, the Australian Government will be making changes to the Temporary Skill Shortage (subclass 482) and Temporary Residence Transition stream of the Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186) and Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) (subclass 187) visas to provide a simpler and clearer pathway to permanent residence for Skilled Workers.

From 25 November 2023, the Australian Government will be making changes to the Temporary Skill Shortage (subclass 482) and Temporary Residence Transition stream of the Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186) and Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) (subclass 187) visas to provide a simpler and clearer pathway to permanent residence for Skilled Workers.