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[Weekly Study Abroad Roundup] – UNSW 2026 T1 + T2 are full — lock in your T3 spot now – ECU scholarship programs + key date reminders – SCU Master of Nursing Gold Coast campus almost full – CDU Bachelor of Nursing 2026 intake applications now closed – Two updates from the University of Adelaide – Offer showcase from Australia’s
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Employer sponsorship approved for software engineering and aged care! Age 40+ secures a New Zealand student visa! Fresh 191/887 grants across the board! For study-abroad, migration, and visa planning consultations, press and hold the QR code in Image 1!
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WA updated its 2025-26 state nomination policy on its official website on 23 October Overview – Occupation list and core application requirements remain unchanged – The AUD 200 lodgement fee has been reinstated, payable after receiving a pre-invitation – Within the priority industries, construction trades/blue-collar occupations are now listed separately. Construction occupations are now split into blue-collar trades and other
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Many PR and citizen clients are often unsure how long a tourist visa arranged for their parents can actually last. There is a lot of conflicting information online. Today we will set out the facts clearly in one go. First, when we talk about how long a tourist visa lasts, we need to distinguish two separate concepts: 1、the length of
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In our article earlier this week we highlighted how the Department of Home Affairs is scrutinising past study records more strictly than ever — the core focus is whetheryou have breached clause 8202 by holding a student visa without genuinely undertaking your studies，Home Affairs Has Been Frequently Reviewing Applicants’ Past Study Records in Australia! Anyone Renewing an Australian Visa Must
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Among migration destinations worldwide, Australia has long been a leading choice for skilled professionals, thanks to its comprehensive social welfare, quality education system and stable economy. The points-tested pathway, as the primary channel for skilled migration, continues to receive strong attention. Compared with the fierce competition for the 189 visas, 190 and 491 visas, state-nominated visas have also become this
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From time to time, students ask us:If I hold an Australian Student visa but do not attend classes, is that allowed? Will the Department of Home Affairs really notice? Students have all sorts of reasons for not attending, such ashealth issues or gaps between courses
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[NSW has confirmed that the 190 pre-invitations will be released next week between 20 and 24 October!] – The official website recently made minor adjustments to the occupation list and residency requirements – This year’s priority invitation sectors are shown in the image, largely unchanged from last year – All 491 streams remain closed – The full state nomination allocation
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NSW confirms 190 pre-invitations will be released next week, between 20 and 24 October! The official site recently fine-tuned the list and residency requirements This year’s priority invitation industries are shown in the chart — largely unchanged from last year All 491 streams remain closed The full state-nomination allocation has not yet been received — so far 200 interim 190
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Early today — more accurately, last night — good news came out of the state-nomination quota campaign. The media reported that Victoria, Queensland and South Australia have joined Western Australia in petitioning the federal government for more quota allocations, so this time WA isn’t alone (header image). Both Victoria and WA had their Premiers speak publicly (image 2); in South
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