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Click the blue text to subscribeNewstarsec Education & Migration▲for the latest study and migration updates Introduction Accounting candidates have only six invitation rounds left, with just over 800 places remaining — demand is fierce. Because EOI invitations follow a strict rule of equal points decided on a first-come, first-served basis, and most candidates are sitting on 60 points, how quickly
Read More →Tap the blue text to subscribeNewstarsec Education & Migration▲ for the latest study and migration news Foreword Latest update, 27 February: the Department of Immigration will no longer require all applicants for the Subclass 485 Graduate Work visa to provide a police-check certificate from their country of residence. The original notice states: unless the Department of Immigration specifically requests a
Read More →The Subclass 190 visa is for applicants whose nominated occupation is on the CSOL list. You must secure a 190 nomination from one of the Australian states before you can apply — even reaching 60 points is not enough on its own. Each state maintains its own nominated-occupation list and its own nomination requirements, so applying for the Subclass 190
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Read More →Tap the blue link to subscribeNewstarsec Education & Migration▲for the latest study and migration updates Introduction Yesterday CPA released major news: from 1 July 2015, the accounting skills assessment will undergo significant changes, with the eligible course list reduced from 12 subjects to 9. The moment the announcement landed, Newstarsec’s hotlines lit up. To help as many students as possible
Read More →Click the blue text to subscribeNewstarsec Education & Migration▲ for the latest study and migration news Introduction The study-to-migration pathway has long been a favourite among international students in Australia. With migration policies easing, more students are choosing to work and settle locally after graduation. Newstarsec recommends planning early — it saves time, money, and effort. Australian Skilled Migration Points
Read More →Studying and migrating to Australia has been a powerful driver of growth for the country, with significant impact across the economy, lifestyle, employment and culture. With Australia’s higher education sector consistently ranking among the world’s best, more and more Chinese students have chosen to study in Australia in recent years to complete their undergraduate and master’s qualifications. Many of these
Read More →The minimum EOI submission score is currently 60 points, but most invitations are going to 70-pointers, 65-pointers are facing a wait, and those sitting at just 60 points are no doubt scrambling for any way to scrape together another 5 points to reach 65 — at least giving them a bit more confidence, and a real chance of being invited
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