In Australia, the financial year runs from 1 July to 30 June the following year. With only three months of this financial year left, everyone is anxious about the invitation situation — but in fact the state-nomination programmes below still offer opportunities!
On 4 April Victoria ran a small ROI pre-invitation round, and on 5 April NSW 190 followed — it seems the officers all want a quiet, long Easter break.
Last week brought some fresh news on skilled migration. As things stand, the outlook for skilled migration to Australia remains very positive. Today we’re reporting on the latest state-nomination situation, plus the skills assessment and migration pathways for some common occupations!
The Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) brought together the various state governments to brief us on the latest state-nomination situation across the states.
Over four days starting this Tuesday, the Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) is bringing together the various state governments to brief everyone on the latest state-nomination situation across the states.
Starting today and over the next four days, the Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) will bring together the various state governments to brief us on the latest situation with state nomination across the states.
This week brought a flood of grants, nomination approvals and skills assessments! We’ve gathered them all in one place — from skills assessment to invitation to grant. There have been plenty of opportunities so far this financial year, but they aren’t waiting for you alone, so act quickly!
Two new pieces of news on NSW state nomination today: NSW 190 has added interpreter back onto its list, and the popular NSW regional area of Hunter has announced that its allocated 491 quota for this financial year is almost used up and it will no longer accept new applications.
Yesterday, we saw yet another state nomination programme lower its bar for offshore applicants! This time it’s the less familiar Northern Territory (NT). Eight months into this financial year, NT still has 938 Subclass 491 places remaining, with a usage rate of only 33%, and 412 Subclass 190 places remaining.
The Stream 1 list applies to applicants in the already living and working in a NSW regional area category; the Stream 2 list applies to applicants in the overseas or NSW regional graduate category.
