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Current visa processing time estimates from the Department of Home Affairs: Department Updates Visa Processing Times | Are 189/190/491 Processing Faster or Slower? Employer-Sponsored visas continue to receive priority processing!
Read More →Medicine in Australia is highly competitive to get into and challenging to complete — but healthcare is one of the top migration-pathway fields of study. Nursing, in particular, is Australia's second most popular migration-focused programme. After graduation, nurses enjoy strong employment prospects and clear pathways to permanent residency.
Read More →The Australian Government has recently opened up migration significantly, and many of you have already secured your visa. Read on for a complete guide to Australian parent visa options, eligibility, and why you should apply sooner rather than later.
Read More →So far this financial year, as someone who has long specialised in offshore skilled migration, two categories of occupations have genuinely surprised me. The first was the 6 October Subclass 189 invitation round, where all offshore engineering applicants were invited at just 65 points. The second is the ongoing trend over recent months of arts, commerce and business applicants receiving invitations for Subclass 491 and Subclass 190 state-nominated migration, with the majority of scores clustered at base scores of 55–75.
Read More →Following yesterday's announcement of the Subclass 485 extension policy, many questions have come up. Today we run a follow-up session to address the most common ones.
Read More →Today, Australia's Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil published an opinion piece in the AFR on the upcoming major overhaul of Australia's migration system.
Read More →Back in October last year, the Australian Government confirmed that graduates in certain fields would be eligible for longer Subclass 485 Graduate Work visas. The confirmed changes (for the initial grant) were: Bachelor's graduates: from 2 years to 4 years; Master's graduates: from 3 years to 5 years; All doctoral graduates: from 4 years to 6 years
Read More →In last week’s NSW Subclass 190 invitation round, accountants held firm with minimum invitation scores of 100+5 points. Meanwhile, External Auditors were mostly invited at 85+5 points — a relatively accessible score.
Read More →1. New undergraduate tourism programme at Newcastle University next month 2. Strong growth in Australian full-time graduate employment 3. Australian Government seeks online-study qualification exemption 4. AI & ChatGPT are everywhere — but don't use them for assignments! 5. Search data confirms Australia is the top choice for Chinese students 6. Brisbane Airport sets up welcome point for returning international students! 7. Visa expiry peak — remember to renew early!
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