NSW Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190) Permanent visa for points assessed by skilled workers nominated by a regional or local government agency. NSW uses a selection-based invitation process to ensure that NSW nominees meet the required skills that are needed for the country’s economy. Applicants cannot apply directly. NSW Invitation Cycles Read more about NSW Skilled Nominated Visa Application Updates[…]
Eligibility for 491 Visa The Victoria area on the Great South Coast has revamped its DAMA list to meet the needs of skilled agricultural workers. See the following details to find out if your job is eligible for 491 visa sponsorship. What is Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA)? The Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA) Read more about Eligibility for 491 Visa Sponsorship & DAMA Occupation List Updates[…]
How Can You Become a Permanent Resident in Australia? There are more than 40 Australian Immigration visas that allow you to work and stay in Australia permanently. If you wish to know, How to Become an Australian PR, read on. Here’s a quick look at some of the popular immigration visa categories: In general, there Read more about How to Become an Australian Permanent Resident? 3 Most Common Visa types[…]
Regional Visas Seminar – Hobart Subclass 491 & SubClass 494 Migration Guru is conducting a Subclass 491 & 494 Hobart Seminar at their Hobart Office whereby applicants and students will have the opportunity to meet our Senior Migration Lawyer and our Director of Business Development. The Seminar will cover details related to Subclass 491 and Read more about Subclass 491 & 494 Hobart – Visas Seminar[…]
New Regional Visas Subclass 491 & Subclass 494 The new skilled regional provisional visas will be for skilled migrants, and dependent family members, who want to live and work in Australia. To read about subclass 491-494, please read below publication. Two new provisional visas will be introduced from 16 November 2019 to assist regional Australia: Read more about Subclass 491 and Subclass 494 Regional Visas[…]
Introduction of New Regional Visas – Subclass 491 visa The Australian government is set to introduce key changes to Australia’s immigration points system which will become available in November 2019. Points are awarded to potential visa applicants for categories that are linked to the applicant’s ability to make contributions to Australia’s economy. The changes to Read more about Subclass 491 Regional Visas[…]
Receiving Permanent Residency in Australia under the General Skills Migration Scheme is becoming increasingly more difficult. After the Department of Home Affairs increased the minimum points requirement to 65 in June this year and decreased the occurrence of invitation rounds to just once a month, many applicants are finding themselves running out of time. Applicants Read more about Changes to State Sponsorship[…]
A new bill has been introduced that will limit who can lodge a partner visa application while they are still in Australia. The Bill was passed through parliament in December 2018 however is yet to come into effect. Till this new bill comes into effect, applicants may lodge a Partner Visa under the Current Rules. Read more about Major Upcoming Changes to Partner Visa[…]
Due to the recent scores seen in the latest skills select rounds, it has almost become essential for most international students to enrol themselves and complete a Department of Home Affairs (DOHA) approved Professional Year Program (PYP). The PYP’ are also known as job ready programs, and they present an excellent opportunity for new graduates Read more about Professional Year Programs – Almost A Necessity Now[…]
Who doesn’t love to Travel? The Department of Home Affairs has identified this need and hence allows people to apply to visit Australia. There are different types of Visitor visas designed for short-term travel to Australia for the purpose of tourism, visit family and business. Which stream you fall into depends on the country of Read more about Visitor Visa Updates[…]
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