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Last night NSW Subclass 190 saw a massive invitation round, and this morning the Department of Home Affairs followed with an even bigger one — a true Subclass 189 flood, with huge numbers of accountants, IT professionals, and many other occupations receiving invitations. We spotted hundreds of invitations!
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Another year is nearly over — are you ready for the holiday season?
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In the 2022–23 financial year, Australia's skilled migration programme entered a golden period. Whether through the points-based system or employer-sponsored pathways, both have shifted into high gear. Over recent months, many long-waiting offshore clients have been receiving invitations and having visas granted — bringing real hope to Chinese applicants living abroad.
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The state nomination programme attracting the most attention recently is undoubtedly Western Australia — for three straightforward reasons: 1. Enormous invitation numbers 2. Scores hitting new lows 3. Extremely minimal requirements
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On 30 November 2022, one of our overseas-based Australian study graduates successfully received an invitation from the Northern Territory MINT programme — just one step away from securing their Subclass 190!
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During yesterday's Australian Parliament session, Immigration Minister Andrew Giles and Shadow Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews engaged in a heated exchange during Question Time over the government's visa cancellation practices.
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The best things in life often come by chance. When we're young, we always hope someone will show us the way, offer a strategy, and hand us a quick fix — but life's truth is far more whimsical. There is no fixed formula; more often than not, it is the unexpected that shapes our journey.
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This financial year, states have been competing fiercely to attract skilled migrants. Western Australia was the first to announce its state nomination policy, and after observing other states lowering their requirements, WA has also revised its state nomination criteria — significantly reducing the threshold!
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Many people want to migrate to Australia — not just for themselves, but for their families, especially the next generation. Australian citizens and permanent residents can access Australia's free education resources, which is a huge drawcard. Obtaining a PR visa in Australia takes both money and time. During the preparation period, many people haven't yet received their PR and worry that they cannot access free or discounted education benefits — bringing their children over for school would be a significant expense, so they often leave their children behind temporarily.
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Today I'm sharing my personal top three migration-friendly degrees for this financial year, with an overview of university courses included!
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