At Ausdirect Migration, we have been seeing a growing trend where Australian schools are sponsoring more and more international teachers to fill the skills gap in Australia.
Subclass 188 visa holder currently stuck in an overseas location due to Australia's international border closure can now enter Australia without the need to apply for travel exemptions.
The Morrison government has named former Property Council of Australia CEO ,Peter Verwer AO, to lead a taskforce combining government and private sector experts, to boost investment and job creation in the post-COVID-19 economic recovery as part of the Government's JobMaker plan.
From 1 September 2020, certain Australia's visa applications for occupations in the Priority Migration Skills Occupation List (PMSOL) will be fast-tracked and eligible temporary visa holders will be allowed to apply for exemption to enter Australia. Key sectors in the PMSOL are healthcare, construction and information technology (IT).
Nominations for Subclass 482, Subclass 494 & Subclass 457 visa will be subjected to additional LMT requirement for nominations lodged on or after 1 October 2020.
Relationship statement are extremely essential for a successful Prospective Marriage Visa application as this is a golden opportunity to tell the love stories between you and your partner/fiancée/significant other. Usually 2 statements are needed: 1 from the visa sponsor (your partner) and another 1 from yourself. It’s important to be honest when writing the statement to proof that your relationship is genuine and continuing. The following structures are recommended when writing the statement as it addresses the key questions (Who, When, Where, What, Why, How) that the case officer might ask:
From 23 October 2019, student (Subclass 500) and student guardian (Subclass 590) visa applicant will need to show an increased amount of funds available to account for the increased living costs in line with the consumer price index.
Immigration Minister David Coleman on 26 October 2019 announced that Perth and Gold Coast to be reclassified as “regional area” for migration purposes in a bid to discourage skilled migrants from flocking into 3 main metropolitan cities: Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.
