As we usher in the new year, there’s promising news for international students aspiring to make Australia their permanent home. The Albanese government, set to implement changes in March, is poised to eliminate a barrier that hindered students from expressing their desire to settle permanently in the country. In response to the unprecedented surge in […]
As the Australian government unveils its comprehensive migration review, international students are expressing their concern over a controversial regulation that threatens to reduce the age limit for qualifying for a work visa after graduation from 50 to 35. This new ruling, set to be implemented as part of the federal government’s migration reforms released in
I am delighted to share the latest insights received from the Director, Strategic Migration Partnerships, Skilled Visa Branch, regarding the extension of work rights for Working Holiday Makers (WHMs) beyond the initial 6-month period with a single employer. This decision by the Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs aims to support WHMs and enhance
As a leading Immigration Lawyer at Migration Guru, I am committed to keeping you informed about the latest developments in Australian migration law. Today, I bring to your attention the recent announcement from MigrationNT regarding the closure of General Skilled Migration (GSM) nomination applications for the 2023-24 program year. MigrationNT has officially closed GSM nomination
Greetings, fellow migrants and aspiring residents! Ranjita Pillai here, a seasoned Immigration Lawyer at Migration Guru, your go-to source for over 90 years of collective experience in Australian migration law. Today, let’s delve into the latest updates on Northern Territory’s Nomination Criteria for the 2023-2024 program. Understanding Nomination Allocations: The Northern Territory has been granted
Australia is currently in the midst of significant changes to its student visa system, particularly affecting foreign students enrolled in vocational colleges. A recent move by the Albanese government to crack down on student visas, perceived as a means to secure jobs in Australia, has sparked concerns within the education sector. A group of private
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