Employer-sponsored migration is one of the most commonly mentioned pathways. If you have lived in Australia for a while, you almost certainly know a few people who obtained their green card through employer sponsorship.
The Center for World University Rankings (CWUR) recently released its 2023 world university rankings. Unlike the assessment indicators used by other world rankings, the CWUR ranking is based primarily on four indicators:
This afternoon Western Australia’s Premier Mark McGowan suddenly announced his resignation — and not just from the role of Premier; he appears to be planning to end his political career altogether. The reason: he is exhausted and has given everything.
1. Subclass 189 surprise invitation round — but no real surprises? 2. VIC issues its third May round, with Accounting, Finance and IT among those invited 3. SA’s Subclass 190 quota is exhausted — applications close on 8 June! Tasmania still has ample quota at year-end 4. New-financial-year parent migration allocations announced — more for the contributory stream! 5. Weekly roundup: grants, invitations, skills assessments and citizenship processing progress
After abolishing the QMAS quota and streamlining processing with the new Top Talent Pass Scheme, the Hong Kong Government made another major move on 2022/5/16, expanding the Talent List from the original 13 professions to 51!
With the 2023 Gaokao just around the corner, it is once again that pivotal time of year when students choose the path for “their future”. As Gaokao competition grows ever fiercer, studying abroad has now become a direction many Gaokao candidates and high-school students are choosing.
After a six-month gap, Subclass 189 has suddenly issued another invitation round today. This round again numbered in the thousands, but the occupations invited held few surprises:
On the morning of 24 May, the Tasmanian Government held its scheduled online seminar. This session mainly covered quota usage, processing times, application tips and the state-nomination arrangements for the new financial year. The key takeaways are recapped below:
When you think of Australian migration occupations, do accounting, IT, engineering, nursing, early-childhood education and social work come to mind first — or perhaps Western cookery, motor mechanics and construction workers? There is one occupation that has often been overlooked, perhaps because it has no directly matching field of study, and perhaps because people in this line of work had no plans to migrate in the past.
Better late than never — Western Australia has released the full data for its May invitation round. Overall, this round invited more candidates from overseas and interstate, and most were Subclass 491 invitations. The general stream Sch2 that everyone watches most closely still only invited applicants already in the state, with the points threshold dropping slightly!
