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Amit Taya (Perth): +61 426 488 909 | Harmandeep Kaur (Adelaide): +61 8 8120 4199
Amit Taya (Perth): +61 426 488 909 | Harmandeep Kaur (Adelaide): +61 8 8120 4199
After an unprecedented border ban due to coronavirus, the Australian Government is considering to attract new migrants holding a TGV or Temporary Graduate Visa. The decision is taken keeping into consideration to build the country’s economy while boosting regional areas....
Around 70 international students from Vietnam, Indonesia, Japan and China will land on Darwin on 30th November 2020. Just the way they are returning to Australia, many learners are still stuck up in different parts of the world. The Charles...
In the plight of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Acting Immigration Minister Alan Tudge has proclaimed a few notable pieces of information. According to which, certain visa holders cannot return to Australia because of the novel Corona-virus. These include offshore students,...
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has proclaimed that the Australian Migration Program’s planning structure will remain unaltered. He said that he has delivered the most significant federal budget ever. The ScoMo government has announced to retain the same plan ceiling for 2020-21...
The Australian Migration Program 2020-21 and features have been adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The continuing effects of Corona virus and stringent border closures are considered the chief reasons behind this occurrence. Crucial information related to this will be...
The Australian government has introduced significant changes to its Migration protocol which will make a positive impact on certain visa holders who were left offshore due to the Covid-19 border closure. Provisional and temporary visa holders will be the main...
The Department of Home Affairs has declared that Business visa holders (subclass 188) are free from Australia’s travel restrictions. Applicants holding the business investment and business innovation visas will mainly get this privilege. Although, they don’t have to apply for...
The Australian territories and states are opening their business and skilled nomination programs once more after the Covid-19 crisis. They are opening skilled visa programs for the financial year 2020-21. The Department of Home Affairs made this announcement recently as...
When it comes to occupation-based immigration into Australia, the Department of Immigration and Border Patrol has established “occupation ceilings”. These ceilings refer to the maximum number of visa application invitations that the country can issue for each specified occupation in...
The All these changes are being undertaken to ensure that Australia still remains a priority destination for all international students after travel restrictions are lifted worldwide. It is an undeniable fact that international students in Australia are extremely valuable -...
