WA State Nomination Quota Provisionally Slashed 70%… Will the Other States Fare Any Better?
With the final state nomination quota figures still not out by the end of today, let’s look at two pieces of news directly tied to those quotas.
With the final state nomination quota figures still not out by the end of today, let’s look at two pieces of news directly tied to those quotas.
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This Week’s Migration News Roundup Migration Weekly
Last Friday, Western Australia officially released its 2023–24 financial-year policy (for the details, see “WA Releases Its 2023–24 State Nomination Policy! Construction-related occupations exempt from the job-offer requirement! Offshore invitation priority lifted — potentially more opportunities!”), and announced that it will issue the first round of pre-invitations once quotas are confirmed. This Friday is once again dominated by Western Australia — two pieces of news!
There weren’t many Subclass 190, 189 and 491 grants this week, but there was a bit of everything: the 491-to-191 transition keeps rolling along smoothly, and on the parent side both the Subclass 143 and 870 came through. Skills assessments keep landing one after another — let’s take a look at this week’s success stories!
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With the QS rankings out a little while ago, we know plenty of students have felt newly motivated to apply to all kinds of Australian universities
Last Friday, 11 August, the Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) held its routine quarterly meeting with the Department of Home Affairs — typically a chance to stay across the latest developments and pass on feedback on how things stand on the ground.
Ask which is one of the hottest offshore skilled-migration occupations in Australia right now. Early childhood education, nursing, social work, IT? Actually, none of these — the industry most people in China are asking about right now may well be finance occupations.