[Study Australia Weekly No.276] From 11 Mar, No COVID Test Needed to Enter Australia from China! Where Are Australia’s Cheapest-Rent Areas? UWA & UTS Scholarship Updates!

Hi everyone, your weekly Study Australia bulletin is here right on schedule, written this week by education consultant Channy. Before we dive in, some good news to share: the Australian Department of Health has updated its website to confirm that, from 11 March, Australia will scrap the COVID-19 PCR test certificate for travellers departing China (including the mainland, Macau and Hong Kong) to enter Australia — entry returns fully to normal once again!

[Australian Migration Weekly #275] Most states still have ample nomination quotas including VIC 190 / NSW 491! Skilled visa grants racing ahead in February! A bumper week for VET skills assessments!

This week’s migration roundup Migration Weekly 1. Victoria’s February invitation round was only a light drizzle, but plenty of 190 quota remains! 2. State nomination usage as at the end of February — NSW is generous, and most states have at least ample quota 3. A summary of recent visa processing progress — skilled migration advancing across the board! 4. Australia’s twenty most in-demand occupations right now, with plenty of IT/engineering 5. A weekly roundup of grants, invitations, skills assessments and citizenship processing progress

Australia Study Weekly #275: up to 50% off tuition – this Go8 university welcomes you! Could AI be the next study-abroad trend? An ANU-Macquarie alumni agreement!

Highlights in this week’s Study Weekly: -Up to 50% off tuition fees! The University of Adelaide’s 2023 international student scholarships are out -Victoria University Law School’s Parliament programme wins a national award -The University of Sydney runs foundation programme information sessions in China -ChatGPT is taking off – could artificial intelligence become the next study-abroad trend? -ANU and Macquarie University reach an alumni agreement -Australia’s top-university offer show is back as usual