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This week's Offer Show covers ANU, University of Melbourne, UNSW, Monash University, University of Adelaide, UTS, and RMIT University, spanning popular fields including Business, Education, IT, Real Estate, and Translation.
Read More →Skilled migration grants have been flowing smoothly lately. The most-watched subclasses — 189, 190, 491 and 887 — have all seen progress to varying degrees.
Read More →After the Australian Christmas break, the GTO team returned to work with good news flowing in for 2023. The GTI visa EOI processing progress has also been updated.
Read More →To tackle the housing shortage, Queensland’s Griffith University has taken the lead — converting vacant student dormitories into emergency short-term accommodation, including redesigning floor plans and carrying out renovations.
Read More →Chinese international students who recently arrived in Australia have been speaking to Australian media outlets about their rush back under new policy requirements — and the significant costs involved.
Read More →The Contributory Parent migration wait time has grown to at least 12 years, up from at least 6 years. This financial year there has been news that parent migration places are increasing and processing is speeding up — so how has the estimated wait time actually doubled? Has the Department of Home Affairs made an error?
Read More →Which Chinese universities qualify engineering graduates for the Subclass 476 visa? A low-cost path to work and live in Australia.
Read More →In what has been a buoyant year for Australian skilled migration, we have heard a great deal about “score cuts”, “floodgates opening”, “fast invitations” and “lucky landings”. Yet at the very top of the highly competitive pile, accounting — the competitionremainsfierce. Mid-to-lower score accounting applicants seem to glimpse hope yet it always feels just out of reach… NSW and Victoria—
Read More →Every Friday, Newstars shares our internal grants and invitation data for popular visa categories. Reference for current visa processing times on the Department of Home Affairs website: Department Updates Visa Processing Times | 189/190/491 Faster or Slower? Employer Sponsorship Still Prioritised! Newstars internal data this week: 30 January – 3 February 2023
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Since January last year, Australia lifted the 40-hours-per-fortnight work restriction, allowing international students to work full-time with no hours cap. However, from 30 June 2023, work hour limits for international students in Australia will be reinstated.
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