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Your Guide to the Subclass 500 Student Visa: Study in Australia

Your Guide to the Subclass 500 Student Visa: Study in Australia

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Australia is a top destination for international students, offering world-class education, vibrant multicultural experiences, and a high standard of living. If you’re planning to study in Australia, the Subclass 500 Student Visa is essential. This guide covers everything you need to know about the Student Visa 500 Australia, including eligibility requirements, application processes, and frequently Read more about Your Guide to the Subclass 500 Student Visa: Study in Australia[…]

The Ultimate Guide to Providing Evidence of an Ongoing Relationship for Australian Partner Visas

The Ultimate Guide to Providing Evidence of an Ongoing Relationship for Australian Partner Visas

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Applying for an Australian Partner Visa is a significant step, whether you’re married or in a de facto relationship. To be successful in your visa application, you must provide strong evidence of an ongoing relationship. This requirement applies to both the subclass 820/801 (onshore) and subclass 309/100 (offshore) visas. The evidence you submit will be Read more about The Ultimate Guide to Providing Evidence of an Ongoing Relationship for Australian Partner Visas[…]

Guide to Choosing Between 820/801 and 309/100 Partner Visas for Australia

A Comprehensive Guide to Choosing Between 820/801 and 309/100 Partner Visas for Australia

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Deciding to apply for a Partner Visa Australia is a significant step toward building a future together with your partner in Australia. However, understanding the differences between the 820/801 and 309/100 visa subclasses is crucial to ensuring a smooth visa application process. Each visa path caters to different circumstances—whether you’re applying from within Australia or Read more about A Comprehensive Guide to Choosing Between 820/801 and 309/100 Partner Visas for Australia[…]

South Australia’s 2024-2025 General Skilled Migration Program

A Comprehensive Guide to South Australia’s 2024-2025 General Skilled Migration Program

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South Australia, with its rich cultural heritage, vibrant cities, and thriving economy, is a prime destination for skilled migrants seeking new opportunities and a high quality of life. The state’s 2024-2025 General Skilled Migration (GSM) program offers various pathways to help skilled professionals achieve their dream of living and working in Australia. This guide will Read more about A Comprehensive Guide to South Australia’s 2024-2025 General Skilled Migration Program[…]

Western Australia - State Nominated Migration Places for the 2024-25 Program Year 

Western Australia – State Nominated Migration Places for the 2024-25 Program Year 

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Western Australia is gearing up to welcome skilled migrants through its State Nominated Migration Program (SNMP) for the 2024-25 program year. The Commonwealth Government Department of Home Affairs has allocated 5,000 nomination places to Western Australia, aimed at addressing skills shortages and meeting labour market needs. This is an exciting opportunity for skilled professionals to Read more about Western Australia – State Nominated Migration Places for the 2024-25 Program Year […]

2024-25 Nomination Allocation for Victoria: A Comprehensive Guide

2024-25 Nomination Allocation for Victoria: A Comprehensive Guide

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The Australian Government has announced a significant increase in nomination places for Victoria in the 2024-25 financial year, highlighting its commitment to addressing skills shortages and labour market needs through the state/territory nominated stream of the Australian Migration Program. This blog post will provide an in-depth look at the new allocation, how it compares to Read more about 2024-25 Nomination Allocation for Victoria: A Comprehensive Guide[…]

Could the Proposed Caps on International Student Numbers – Be a Potential Boon for Regional Universities?

Opinion Piece: Could the Proposed Caps on International Student Numbers – Be a Potential Boon for Regional Universities?

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By Ranjita Pillai, Leading Immigration Lawyer at Migration Guru The recent announcement by Education Minister Jason Clare regarding the introduction of caps on international student enrolments has sparked significant debate. As an immigration lawyer with extensive experience in Australian immigration, I believe this policy could be a game-changer, particularly for regional universities. Redistribution of Students: Read more about Opinion Piece: Could the Proposed Caps on International Student Numbers – Be a Potential Boon for Regional Universities?[…]

International Student Enrolment Caps in Australia

International Student Enrolment Caps in Australia – Timeline Announced

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As the landscape of international education in Australia continues to evolve, the government has announced a strategic move to introduce caps on international student enrolments. This decision, spearheaded by Education Minister Jason Clare, aims to address disparities in the sector and ensure sustainable growth. Addressing Uneven Distribution In recent years, smaller universities have struggled with Read more about International Student Enrolment Caps in Australia – Timeline Announced[…]

Ending 'Visa Hopping' in the Migration System

Ending ‘Visa Hopping’ in the Migration System

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As a leading immigration lawyer at Migration Guru, a firm with over 90 years of collective experience in Australian migration law, I am committed to keeping you informed about the latest developments in immigration policy. One of the key changes introduced in the recent Migration Strategy is aimed at curbing ‘visa hopping’—a practice where students Read more about Ending ‘Visa Hopping’ in the Migration System[…]

Budget Update – Immigration Changes 2024

Budget Update – Immigration Changes 2024

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Migration Guru provides this summary of the 2024 Federal Budget for its readers: Permanent Migration Program The Government has set the 2024–25 permanent Migration Program planning level at 185,000 places, with 132,200 places (around 70%) allocated to the Skill stream. From 2025–26, the Government will extend the planning horizon for the permanent Migration Program from Read more about Budget Update – Immigration Changes 2024[…]

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