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Newsletter August 2023
Subclass 485 Temporary Graduate Visa The requirement for applicants applying under the Graduate Work stream to (a) have a relevant qualification, and (b) hold a
MIGRATION ANNOUNCEMENT: TSMIT Salary Increase & Expanded Permanent Residence Pathways
In changes announced on Friday, employers will be able to sponsor their temporary employees sooner for permanent residence as well as sponsoring those who were
Newsletter May 2023
Australian Migration Program to Change After Ministerial announcements last week, indicating a significant overhaul of the Australian Migration Program, it is critical that employers consider
MIGRATION ANNOUNCEMENT: Increase in 482 Minimum Salary
Following the recent announcement last week from The Minister for Home Affairs (Claire O’Neill MP,) employers may need to consider recruitment and employment strategies and
Newsletter November 2022
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Yellow and black: How a CD led to star defender’s Tigers decision
EILISH Sheerin’s debut season has been simply remarkable.
Plucked from AFL Sydney side Inner West Magpies (and Newtown Breakaways prior to that), the 30-year-old Sheerin has been named in the All-Australian squad and has been a key part of Richmond’s surge up the ladder.
Urgent Fix to Counteract Skills Crisis
The Albanese government is shifting the focus of visa applications to counteract the shortage of health, education and aged care skilled workers. Prior to the
Introducing Mia Bridle and Adam Liskowski – The Winners of 2022 PLAYFAIR Prize in Migration Law
Congratulations to Mia Bridle and Adam Liskowski, the joint 2022 winners of the Playfair Prize in Migration Law. The PLAYFAIR prize was awarded at the
Migration Program 2022
Out of a total 160,000 places in 2022-23, the Skilled stream visas will have 109,000 (70%). Family Stream visas will compose the remaining 30%, whilst
Changes for International Students
The Federal government has announced changes to visa settings, to help provide much needed flexibility for international students set to return to Australia. This in
Changes to Short-term Skilled Occupation List
Overview of Changes Eligible skilled visa holders must already be in Australia Predominantly working in hospitality, health and regional areas. Are existing 482 visa holders