This Week’s Migration News Round-Up Migration Weekly 1. State officials confirm NSW will open the floodgates on Subclass 491; with …
Semester 2, 2023 places are running out — and it’s time to get moving on 2024 entry too! Let’s take a look at the offer letters we’ve just received from universities right across Australia!
Yesterday, Newstarsec Education & Migration was invited to attend Bond University’s appreciation dinner~
The Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) brought together the various state governments to brief us on the latest state-nomination situation across the states.
USYD’s Fisher Library updated the progress of its rooftop terrace redevelopment on Instagram yesterday. The library says that, if the works go smoothly, completion is expected in June–July this year, and they’ll keep everyone posted!
By the end of February, NSW still had more than 4,800 Subclass 491 places. Since the 491 RDA stream removed the additional occupation-points and work-experience requirements, the 491 RDA stream has continued to issue a good number of invitations.
The Subclass 491 Skilled Work Regional Migration (the Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa, also known as the “Subclass 491 visa”) is a temporary visa valid for 5 years. Introduced on 16 November 2019, it is a visa category designed to attract skilled migrants to live and work in regional areas.
With the launch of ChatGPT, many white-collar roles are now under serious threat, and more and more people are crowding into university — popular courses are oversubscribed, which could make finding work harder and harder in the future!?
International students starting in T2 2023 can receive a scholarship of AUD 10,000 or 15,000!
