Significant changes to the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) Subclass 482 visa in Australia are exptectd, aimed at increasing access for skilled workers and addressing labor shortages. Key updates include: These changes aim to simplify access to the visa while broadening the pool of eligible skilled workers. The English language requirements and other sponsorship and visa […]
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Understanding Exceptional Circumstances in Immigration Assessment Authority (IAA) Reviews. The Immigration Assessment Authority (IAA) plays a vital role in fast-track refugee and migration reviews in Australia. The IAA provides a limited review mechanism, often working with existing material provided by the Department of Home Affairs. However, in exceptional circumstances, it can consider new information, which
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Under Australian migration law, “annual earnings” are defined within the context of visa eligibility and employer-sponsored migration schemes. A key legislative framework relevant to this definition is the Migration Regulations 1994 (Cth), which outlines that “annual earnings” include the employee’s wage or salary and any monetary benefits paid to the employee. However, non-monetary benefits, unless easily
The Department of Home Affairs has allocated nominations to the various states and territories for the period 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025. Skilled Nominated (Subclass 190) visa Skilled Work Regional (Subclass 491) visa ACT 1,000 800 NSW 3,000 2,000 NT 800 800 QLD 600 600 SA 3,000 800 TAS 2,100 760 VIC 3,000 2,000 WA
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Effective 1 July 2024, Temporary Work (Skilled) (Sc 457) visa holders, Temporary Skill Shortage (Sc 482) visa holders and Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (provisional) (Sc 494) visa holders who stop working with their sponsoring employer will have more time to find a new sponsor, apply for a different visa or arrange to depart Australia. These
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Net overseas migration 260,000[i] Annual Permanent Migration 185,000[ii] Employer Sponsored 44,000[iii] Skilled independent 16,900[iv] Regional 33,000[v] State/Territory Nominated 33,000[vi] Business innovation & Investment 1000[vii] Global Talent 4000[viii] Distinguished Talent 300[ix] Family visas 52,500[x] Special eligibility 300[xi] Data Source Department of Home Affairs [i] Down from 395,000 in the 2023/24 program year [ii] Down from 190,000
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