Insights
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:
Read More →
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:
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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!
Read More →
On 22 April this year, the New Zealand and Australian governments announced a plan: from 1 July, New Zealand citizens who have lived in Australia for four years or more and arrived after 2001 can apply for Australian citizenship directly. New Zealanders will no longer need to obtain Australian PR first before becoming eligible for Australian citizenship—a change that will directly affect roughly 350,000 New Zealanders living in Australia.
Read More →This week's migration news round-up Migration Weekly 1. Lodge your nomination before 1 July and the $70k salary rise won't apply! 2. Study-work-migrate: a fresh pathway, the employer-sponsored aged care agreement 3. Northern Territory MINT investment amount increase takes effect immediately! 4. Subclass 190, 189 and 491 still being granted sporadically: processing status to the end of March 5. Weekly round-up of grants, invitations, skills assessments and citizenship processing
Read More →This week's highlights — -Australia's new financial-year Budget is out; more changes to note -UNSW Global rebrands as UNSW College, setting off on a fresh start -The Dean of UWA's Institute of Agriculture wins Shaanxi Province's “Sanqin Friendship Award” -UTS joins the world-famous South by Southwest festival as an education partner -The University of Queensland Global Chinese Alumni Association is officially established -Several Australian schools issue return-to-campus notices -Offer show
Read More →![[Australian University Offer Show] This week’s migration-friendly, high-paying and job-ready fields!](https://www.newstarsec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/offer-show-migration-friendly-high-salary.webp)
This week's offers include migration-friendly, high-paying and job-ready fields! Apply now for this year's Semester 2 (July) intake or next year's February/March intake — both are open!
Read More →
With only a month and a half left in the 22-23 financial year, plenty of you have been asking during consultations: “Will invitations still be issued this financial year? Should I wait until the new financial year to start preparing?” “Aren’t the quotas all used up, so no more invitations? Should I just wait and see?” “We still don’t know what the new financial year’s policy will look like—is it better to wait a bit longer?”
Read More →
The 2023 national Gaokao is counting down, and every candidate is making a final push before the exam. But after the Gaokao, what really counts is your choices — which is why many students want one more pathway to higher education after the results come out.
Read More →Newstars has branded offices around the world — find a professional consultant near you.
Get in touch for a free consultation — we'll help you analyse your situation from every angle.
Book Consultation
