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Australian Migration Weekly Issue 312: ICT and Engineering Invited by NSW 190, Offshore Applicants Favoured; Tourism Service Occupations Should Watch WA; Multi-Year Migration Planning for 2025-26?
This week’s migration news round-up: Migration Weekly
Read More →Australian Study Weekly Issue 311: ShanghaiRanking Global Subjects Released; Macquarie Launches New Business Master’s Programme; UWA Personalised Academic Support
Issue 311 of Study Weekly was published on schedule on 18 November 2023.
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A Week of Skills Assessment Approvals and 189/190 Visa Grants, Plus a Difficult Refusal Turnaround Case
Friday is here. Let’s share some good luck from this week’s visa grants and invitations.
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NSW 190 Issues Invitations Again: Early Childhood Teachers and Offshore R&D Managers Invited with 70 Base Points, Plus Transport Engineering and Secondary Teaching
NSW 190 issued a new invitation round on the afternoon of 16 November, only two weeks after the previous round. This is NSW’s third invitation round for the financial year.
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Over 45? Waiters, Chefs, Truck Drivers and More May Still Have Migration Options, Even Without Related Qualifications
This has been a difficult year for skilled migration and investor migration. Many people have started pausing points-building and skills assessments, or are waiting to see next year’s migration policy.
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Home Affairs Proposes a Multi-Year Migration Planning Model for 2025-26 and Opens Consultation on the 2024-25 Migration Programme
Australia has released the public consultation paper for setting the 2024-25 migration programme.
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Newstarsec Attends the Shanghai Sister-State Dinner with the Queensland Premier; Federal and State Governments to Discuss Multi-Year State Nomination Allocations
The Australian Prime Minister’s recent visit to China reflected friendly China-Australia relations. In fact, as early as late July this year, Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk met Mr Hua Yuan, Vice Mayor of Shanghai, and representatives of the Shanghai Municipal Government to renew the sister-state agreement between Queensland and Shanghai.
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Western Australia Issues Another 1,200 Invitations! Is There Still Enough Quota to Make Moving There Worthwhile? Which Occupations Still Have a Chance, and Under What Circumstances?
WA has released the official data for last Friday's third round of pre-invitations. Let's take a look.
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