On 8 July 2023, Issue 292 of our Study Abroad Weekly arrives right on schedule. This week’s bulletin is contributed by Newstarsec Education & Migration consultant Jess.
This week we have offers from world Top 200 universities including ANU, the University of Queensland, Deakin University and Monash University! Plus several Early Childhood Graduate Diplomas — complete one and you may be eligible to waive the 7788 requirement for your skills assessment, fast-tracking your path to PR!
The first four working days of the new financial year were fairly quiet: state-nomination quotas hadn’t landed yet, with only Tasmania opening its gateway and South Australia holding an information session.
In recent years, as the Greater Bay Area continues to flourish, many applicants from mainland China are looking to add a second residency status, so they can build a better future and live more comfortably in the Greater Bay Area.
With Gaokao results and undergraduate cut-off scores recently released across the provinces, many parents and students have begun coming to us for help with their overseas study applications and planning.
Five days — or three business days — into the 2023-24 financial year, the updates have finally arrived: South Australia held an information session yesterday, and Tasmania updated its official website today!
Today we’d like to introduce Australia’s medical treatment visa — the Subclass 602 visa. This is an Australian temporary visa for people who need to receive medical treatment in Australia, or who are accompanying someone receiving treatment. The visa allows people currently battling illness to access Australia’s high-quality medical care. As is well known, Australia is a powerhouse in medical standards, so travelling to Australia for treatment is a smart choice for eligible patients. This is exactly why the visa plays such a powerful role as a global medical hub. Read on for a detailed look at Australia’s Subclass 602 medical treatment visa!
Just finished, or about to finish, an Australian bachelor’s degree, only to find your field of study won’t get you migration? Found the points cut-off for your occupation has gone through the roof? Torn between battling it out in the EOI pool or switching lanes?
Today, 3 July, is the first working day of the 2023–24 financial year. In theory, from 1 July the new financial year’s grant quotas become available (for the many migration visa categories that have an annual cap). So how are grants tracking? Let’s take a look.
Hello everyone, I’m Michael. Today is the first working day of Australia’s 2023–24 financial year. The Australian financial year runs from 1 July to 30 June the following year.
