Over four days starting this Tuesday, the Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) is bringing together the various state governments to brief everyone on the latest state-nomination situation across the states.
Starting today and over the next four days, the Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) will bring together the various state governments to brief us on the latest situation with state nomination across the states.
More than half of the new financial year has quietly passed, and Subclass 189 skilled independent migration plus the many favourable Subclass 190/491 state policies have made migration to Australia red-hot in 2022-23.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) recently released population data for the 12 months to September 2022, with Australia’s net overseas migration reaching a record high.
This week in migration:
Migration Weekly: Victoria steals the headlines with three pieces of good news in one day, and the 491 and 190 are full of opportunities
Tasmania has ample quota and a high approval rate, with even more places likely next financial year!?
NSW 491 RDA pathway: the Illawarra region is nearly out of quota and has closed to new applications
Queensland reopens its priority processing pathway for a limited window in April!
Weekly wrap-up of grants, invitations, skills assessments and citizenship processing progress
Key highlights this week: -NSW’s UAC tertiary-admissions system opens in April – CDU finally launches English language course classes! -Victorian international students have several subsidies to claim, did you know? -The 2023 QS World University Subject Rankings are out – UQ to build a training centre for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics -Griffith University may lease the Myer Centre for campus use
Let’s take a look at this week’s offers from Australian universities — spanning popular programmes in business, education, IT, mining and more at Monash University, UNSW, Curtin University, Victoria University and others.
Another week of invitations, grants and skills-assessment approvals Success stories so many we need to showcase them all in one week
Last night, QS released its 2023 World University Rankings by Subject! Covering 54 individual subjects and 5 broad subject areas, the rankings help students find the world’s leading universities in their chosen field to meet their demand for top-tier disciplines.
As the world’s freest economy and one of its most competitive cities, Hong Kong, China is renowned worldwide for its clean and efficient government, strong rule of law, favourable business environment, low-tax incentives, excellent standard of healthcare, and world-class education resources.
