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482 Visa Processing Times | Delays in Government Processing

482 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 3 June, 2025 |

482 Visa Processing Times 2025 | Interstaff   Is your team waiting on a 482 Visa outcome from the Department of Home Affairs? As a result of the 482 Temporary Skills Shortage (TSS) Visa transition to the Skills in Demand (SID) Visa in December 2024, processing for both programs are… Read More »

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Regional Visa Review | Incentivising Migrants to Live and Work Regionally

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 3 June, 2025 |

Regional Visa Review | Interstaff   As part of Australia’s Migration Strategy released in 2023, the Government committed to reviewing regional visa and migration settings. Now, in 2025, this focus on regional migration appears to be gaining momentum following the Government’s implementation of the Skills in Demand 482 Visa. Immigration… Read More »

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Labour Agreements | Which Visa Requirements Can Be Negotiated?

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 3 June, 2025 |

Labour Agreement Visa Requirements | Interstaff   Labour Agreements allow employers to negotiate with the Government for concessions to standard visa settings to address specific business or industry needs. As a result of recent legislative amendments, the Minister now has clear statutory authority to determine certain visa settings. While visa settings… Read More »

Visa Rules When Changing Employer Sponsors

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 1 May, 2025 |

Changing Visa Sponsors| Interstaff   Do you know which visa rules apply when Subclass 482 Visa holders change employer sponsors? For example – did you know that Subclass 482 Visa holders who have left their previous employer may be able to work for a new employer for 180 days without… Read More »

Skilled Visa Salary Thresholds to Increase to 4.6% From 1 July 2025

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 1 May, 2025 |

Skilled Visa Salary Thresholds | Interstaff   From 1 July 2025, a 4.6% increase in Skilled Visa Salary Thresholds will apply, requiring employers to offer higher salaries to employees they nominate for Subclass 482, 494 and 186 Visas from this date. The change reflects the Government’s commitment to annually adjust salary… Read More »

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Immigration | A Key Issue for the Federal Election 2025

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 17 April, 2025 |

Immigration Federal Election 2025 | Interstaff We are now only a few weeks away from the Federal Election on 3 May 2025 and are currently seeing both major political parties campaigning to reduce immigration levels. The Coalition is cracking down on both the permanent and temporary migration programs, promising to… Read More »

2025 Federal Budget and Australian Immigration

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 17 April, 2025 |

Federal Budget Australian Immigration 2025 | Interstaff   While the Australian Federal Budget usually provides insights on the size and composition of the permanent migration program for the coming financial year, these planning levels were not released in the 2025 Budget announcements. In response to the Federal Budget’s lack of… Read More »

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How Caveats Apply | Skilled Occupation Lists for Migration to Australia

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 20 December, 2024 |

Ceveats Skilled Occupation List | Interstaff    On 14 December 2024, the Australian Government amended legislation to provide clarity on how caveats apply to eligible occupations for the Core Skills Stream of the Skills in Demand 482 Visa. This included the removal of Caveat 14 from 10 occupations (such as… Read More »

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Australia’s New Skills in Demand Visa | National Innovation Visa | Core Skills Occupation List

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 12 December, 2024 |

Skills in Demand Visa | National Innovation Visa | Interstaff    Several pieces of legislation commenced last weekend to introduce the new Skills in Demand (SID) and National Innovation Visas, which are now in effect. Here’s what you should know: Features of the new Skills in Demand Visa Including Transitional Arrangements Existing Temporary… Read More »

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Government Releases New Skills List and Announces Skills in Demand Visa Will Commence on 7 December 2024

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 3 December, 2024 |

Core Skills Occupation List 2024 | Interstaff    After more than a year of anticipating the rollout of the Skills in Demand Visa, the Government has today released the new Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL), which will provide access to employer-sponsored skilled migration across 456 occupations. The new skills list will support the rollout of the Skills… Read More »

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Subclass 482 Visa Requirements | Work Experience Requirement to Reduce to One Year

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 3 December, 2024 |

482 Visa Requirements 2024 | Interstaff    Legislative changes will soon allow workers to be sponsored for a Subclass 482 Visa with just one year of relevant work experience – a reduction from the previous requirement of two years. This will provide employers greater flexibility to sponsor suitably skilled and qualified workers,… Read More »

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Skills in Demand Visa Transition | Australia’s Promise to ‘Get the Right Skills in the Right Places’ | Interstaff at the 2024 WA HR Leadership Summit

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 27 August, 2024 |

Skills in Demand Visa Transition | Interstaff    Following comprehensive ‘once-in-a-generation’ migration reviews undertaken in 2022 and 2023, the Government promised to ‘get the right skills in the right places’ and ensure Australia meets its skills needs in coming decades. In the past 2 years, employers have seen the emergence… Read More »

WA DAMA Designated Area Migration Agreement

How the new WA DAMA Designated Area Migration Agreement will boost workers for industries with critical demand

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 27 August, 2024 |

WA DAMA Designated Area Migration Agreement | Interstaff    The WA Government has launched a state-wide Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA), providing WA regional and metropolitan employers greater flexibility to engage migrant workers for occupations not usually available through standard skilled migration programs. The new WA DAMA may particularly benefit… Read More »

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FY 2024-25 Australian Immigration Changes | 180 Day Period Between Employment for Sponsored Workers, Workplace Justice Visa and Other Changes

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 18 July, 2024 |

Australian Immigration Changes 2024 – 2025 | Interstaff    Navigating the evolving landscape of Australian immigration is essential for HR professionals and businesses striving to maintain a competitive edge. As the 2024-25 program year unfolds, the changes that have been introduced have already begun to impact many facets of skilled… Read More »

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Federal Budget and Immigration 2024

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 18 July, 2024 |

Immigration Changes 2024 | Interstaff    The Australian Government’s Federal Budget indicates policy spend for 2024/25 will focus on actions to reduce Net Overseas Migration (particularly international student migration) and reforms to the migration system to implement its Migration Strategy. This includes strengthening core functions, such as immigration compliance monitoring,… Read More »

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Changes to TSMIT Minimum Salary Requirements for Sponsored Workers from 1 July 2024

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 4 June, 2024 |

TSMIT Changes | Interstaff    New Nomination applications for employer-sponsored workers will need to meet a minimum salary requirement of $73,150 from 1 July 2024 (up from $70,000) following the Australian Government’s recent announcement to increase the Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold (TSMIT). Here’s what employers and skilled migrant workers… Read More »

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Migration Planning | The Right Skills in the Right Places

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 11 April, 2024 |

Migration Planning | Interstaff Registered Migration Agents   Australia’s skilled migration program is undergoing significant change, starting with revisions to the ways in which skills shortages are identified so that the program can better meet the needs of employers and the wider economy. This year, the Government expects to reform… Read More »

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Labour Market Testing No Longer Required for Malaysians to Work in Australia

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 11 April, 2024 |

Labour Market Testing Australia | Interstaff Registered Migration Agents   Under current international trade provisions, organisations will no longer need to test the local labour market before sponsoring Malaysian nationals and citizens for work in Australia on a Subclass 482 Visa. The Department of Home Affairs’ new interpretation of mobility… Read More »

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Which Occupations Will Continue To Be Eligible for Employer-sponsored Visas?

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 9 April, 2024 |

Core Skills Occupation List | Interstaff Registered Migration Agents   Jobs and Skills Australia is currently evaluating which occupations should and should no longer be listed on the Core Skills Occupation List for the new Skills in Demand Visa, which is expected to replace the Subclass 482 TSS Visa before the end of the year.… Read More »

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Which areas are considered Designated Regional Areas for priority visa processing?

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 27 February, 2024 |

Designated Regional Areas Priority Processing | Interstaff Registered Migration Agents   Employer-sponsored Visas for regional work are being prioritised for Government processing in 2024, according to the latest Ministerial Direction. This includes applications for a 482 Temporary Skills Shortage (TSS) Visa, 494 Skilled Regional Visa or a 186 Permanent Residence… Read More »

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How the Government will Deliver the Migration Strategy in 8 Key Actions | Changes to expect in 2024 and Beyond

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 27 February, 2024 |

Australia Migration Strategy | Interstaff Migration Agents   The Government’s Migration Strategy has revealed how Australia’s Skilled Visa and Migration System will change in 2024 and beyond to better support the nation’s skills needs for decades to come. 8 Key Actions have been identified to deliver strategic outcomes outlined on… Read More »

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The new Skills in Demand Visa | How will it compare to the Subclass 482 TSS Visa?

186 Visas, 482 Visas, 494 Visas, Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 27 February, 2024 |

Skills in Demand Visa Australia 2024 | Interstaff Registered Migration Agents   One of the changes in the Government’s Migration Strategy that will have the biggest impact on employers and skilled visa applicants will be the replacement of the Subclass 482 Temporary Skills Shortage (TSS) Visa with a new Skills… Read More »

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How the new Regional 494 Visa Compares to the TSS 482 Visa | Eligible Occupations

Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 19 December, 2019 |

In Interstaff’s Q&A Video Series, our Registered Migration Agents answer your questions on how the introduction of the new Regional 494 Visa impacts businesses and skilled visa applicants. With Perth recently becoming classified as a regional city for visa purposes, we’ve had many people enquire how the new 494 Regional… Read More »

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Perth to become an international students hub

Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 19 December, 2019 |

Why are more migrants choosing to study in Perth? With the Federal Government’s recent classification of Perth as a ‘regional’ area for visa and migration purposes in November 2019, the city is certainly becoming an even more attractive destination for international students. Perth International Students | New Visa Benefits Perth international… Read More »

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Flagged changes to Australia’s Skilled Occupation Lists in 2020

Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 19 December, 2019 |

Australia’s upcoming Skilled Occupation List changes will determine which occupations are eligible for skilled visas in 2020, so it’s important to understand how the lists may change. What is a Skilled Occupation List? | Skilled Occupation List Changes To work or migrate to Australia on a skilled visa, a person… Read More »

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Interstaff’s Insights on Eligible Occupations for Regional Visas

Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 12 November, 2019 |

The Government has confirmed the eligible occupations for Australia’s new Regional Visas and importantly, the lists will establish new Permanent Residence (PR) pathways for skilled migrants from 16 November 2019.   The 494 Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (SESR) Visa The 494 SESR Visa will enable businesses with operations in Perth, the Gold Coast and regional/remote areas to… Read More »

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Interstaff’s Insights in The Australian Mining Review and The Australian Oil and Gas Review

Australia, Australian Visas, DAMA, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 25 October, 2019 |

This week, Interstaff’s Managing Director, Sheila Woods commented on how the upcoming Regional Skilled Visa changes will impact businesses in the Resource Industry in an article for The Australian Mining Review and The Australian Oil and Gas Review newspapers. With the new Regional Skilled Visas commencing on 16 November 2019, the… Read More »

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5 Trends in Australian Permanent Residence Migrants Need to Know

Australian Visas, Family Visas, Independent Skilled Visas, Parent Visas | Comments are Closed | 24 October, 2019 |

Australia’s permanent migration intake has fallen to its lowest level since 2008 with only 160,323 permanent residence visas granted in 2018-19, according to recent Department of Home Affairs statistics. In 2019/20 and over the next four years, we can expect this figure to plateau with Australia’s new planning cap formally… Read More »

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Over 40% of Skilled Permanent Residence Placements allocated for Regional or State/Territory Nominated Visas in 2019/20

Australia, Australian Visas | Comments are Closed | 24 October, 2019 |

As part of Australia’s focus on skilled regional visa arrangements, the composition of the Australian Skilled Migration program has shifted to promote a larger percentage of migrants in regional areas. While this has created more opportunities for permanent residence in regional areas, the number of placements for visas that allow… Read More »

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2019 Most Liveable Cities in the World | How Australian Cities Ranked

Australian Visas, Migration Program, Visitor Visas | Comments are Closed | 10 September, 2019 |

Out of 140 major cities across the globe, four Australian major cities made it into the top 20 most liveable cities in the world this year according to The Economist Intelligence Unit’s annual Global Liveability Index. Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide ranked in the top 10 most liveable cities, while Perth… Read More »

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Why the number of people on bridging visas doubled in five years

Australian Visas, Complex Migration | Comments are Closed | 30 August, 2019 |

Figures released by the Department of Home Affairs show 229,000 people held a Bridging Visa in Australia in March 2019 while a decision was being made to grant their substantive visa. This is a significant increase considering the number of people on a Bridging Visa in 2014 was 107,000. The… Read More »

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3 ways employers can sponsor regional workers with greater flexibility from November

Australia, Australian Visas | Comments are Closed | 30 August, 2019 |

From 16 November 2019, a new visa known as the Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (SESR) Provisional 494 Visa will replace the existing regional visa sponsorship program, known as the Subclass 187 Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme Visa. The new 494 Visa will provide employers greater flexibility to sponsor visa holders for… Read More »

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Changes to regional employer-sponsored permanent residence

Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 30 August, 2019 |

The new Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (SESR) 494 Visa will commence on 16 November 2019 and replace existing permanent residence pathways to sponsor overseas workers in regional areas. If your business employs Subclass 457/482 Visa holders, it’s important to know how the changes will impact permanent residence options for employees.… Read More »

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Australian immigration under parliamentary inquiry amid congestion concerns

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 30 August, 2019 |

The Government has launched a parliamentary inquiry into Australia’s migration program as part of its focus on encouraging migrants to live and work in regional areas. While Australia’s permanent migration intake rate has already been formally reduced by 30,000 places each year over the next four years, temporary migration figures… Read More »

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Perth Lifestyle News | Support for Expats Moving to Australia

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 21 August, 2019 |

If you’re an expat moving to Australia, you would know navigating visa requirements is only one piece of the puzzle when seeking to work abroad. It helps to have access to a pool of resources and a supportive group of like-minded individuals. Recently, Interstaff have been working closely with Expat… Read More »

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Will Australian Citizenship requirements change in 2019?

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 11 July, 2019 |

You may have heard in the media last month that the Courier-Mail reported the Government may not pursue legislative changes that will require permanent residents to wait longer and meet tougher tests to become eligible for Australian Citizenship. The Federal Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has since denied reports that changes… Read More »

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Australia relaxes its Work and Holiday Maker Program

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 11 July, 2019 |

Amended legislation to relax Australia’s Work and Holiday Visa arrangements commenced on 1 July 2019. The Work and Holiday Maker program is now available to more young migrants and provides a pathway for visa holders to stay an additional year to assist farmers and regional businesses with critical labour shortages.… Read More »

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85 to 95 points for a 189 Visa | Migrating to Australia under a high-demand occupation

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 11 July, 2019 |

The bar has been raised even higher for skilled migrants requiring points for a 189 Visa invitation, particularly for high-demand occupations such as accountants, engineers and IT professionals. The 189 Visa is highly sought by skilled migrants because it provides permanent residence without the need for employer sponsorship. However, the… Read More »

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General Skilled Migration visas to become more competitive in 2019-20

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 30 May, 2019 |

The Department of Home Affairs has confirmed less invitations will be issued to skilled migrants for a General Skilled Migration visa in 2019-20. As per our previous article, last month in April only 100 invitations were issued for a Subclass 189 Skilled Independent Visa Australia-wide – the lowest amount offered… Read More »

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Perth Lifestyle News | What’s on this WA Day Long Weekend?

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 30 May, 2019 |

WA Day! We’re very lucky in Western Australia to have a public holiday dedicated to everything that makes our state a great place to live, work and explore. This Monday 3 June is WA Day and there will be plenty of family activities on – both in Perth and right… Read More »

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Australia’s immigration plans for the next three years | Post-election 2019

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 30 May, 2019 |

Following the 2019 Federal Election, we now have greater certainty of Australia’s immigration policy directions over the next three-year Government term. Prime Minister, Scott Morrison will continue to lead the Australian Government and immigration policy changes that were previously announced under his direction are likely to progress. This includes a… Read More »

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The Ministers shaping Australia’s Immigration Policies

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 28 May, 2019 |

After winning the 2019 Federal Election, Prime Minister Scott Morrison will lead the Coalition through its third consecutive term of Government in Australia and has already selected which Ministers will form the new Cabinet. While there were some changes in ownership across Ministerial portfolios, responsibilities for immigration and related policies… Read More »

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Perth Lifestyle News | Where to get your ‘Democracy Sausage’ on Federal Election Day

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 16 May, 2019 |

The privilege to vote and have a say in the shaping of our nation is just one of many good reasons to become an Australian Citizen. For those who are Australian citizens – whether it’s your first time voting or not – why not celebrate your freedom to vote with… Read More »

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Drastic drop in invites for General Skilled Migration

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 16 May, 2019 |

Drop In Invites For Skilled Migrants | Skilled visa applicants across Australia may face a longer wait to be invited by the Government to apply for a Subclass 189 Skilled Independent Visa, due to a reduction in the number of invites being issued. The Subclass 189 Visa is highly sought… Read More »

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Election promises to further overhaul Australia’s Temporary Skilled Visas

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 16 May, 2019 |

In the lead up to the Federal Election, debate and discussion has again been raised on how Australia should manage its skilled migration programs. Congestion busting in metropolitan areas remains a contentious issue, and the Opposition has criticised the Coalition’s population policy for failing to address high numbers of temporary… Read More »

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Election promises for cheaper and more accessible parent visas

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 16 May, 2019 |

Recent debate in the lead up to the Federal election has highlighted the issue of extremely long wait times and high fees faced by many who apply for Australia’s Parent Visas. There is significant demand to bring parents to Australia, however only 7,371 permanent Parent Visas were issued in 2017-18.… Read More »

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New Regional Visas to Require a Three Year Stay Before Permanent Residence

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 18 April, 2019 |

The Government has introduced legislation for Australia’s new Skilled Regional Visa options, which will require migrants to work for three years in regional areas before becoming eligible to apply for permanent residence. Here’s what you need to know about the new Regional Visas. Currently, migrants can directly apply for permanent… Read More »

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Skilled migrants could claim extra points from November 2019

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 18 April, 2019 |

The Government’s points test changes from 16 November 2016 could mean migrants will be able to claim extra points to qualify for Australia’s independent skilled visas. Details of the revised points allocations were released under the Migration Amendment (New Regional Skilled Visas) Regulations 2019, as part of the Government’s review… Read More »

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Changes to permanent residence pathways for nurses

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 18 April, 2019 |

Overseas-trained nurses wanting to apply for permanent residence through the General Skilled Migration program may soon need to undertake an outcomes-based assessment instead of a three-month bridging program to qualify. The outcomes-based assessment will require overseas-trained nurses to be assessed based on cognitive and behavioural components, and previous qualifications and… Read More »

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Perth Lifestyle News | Family Fun This Easter Long Weekend

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 18 April, 2019 |

Perth is a great place to celebrate Easter with family and friends. There are always plenty of events and activities on offer each year. If you’re currently in Perth on a vacation (or staycation for permanent residents), here’s our rundown of things to do and places to see over the… Read More »

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Australia’s Partner Visa process changes delayed

Australian Visas, Partner Visas | Comments are Closed | 15 April, 2019 |

The Department of Home Affairs has confirmed that major changes to introduce a sponsorship application to the Partner Visa process will no longer commence on 17 April 2019. The Migration Amendment (Family Violence and Other Measures) Act 2018 provides for a family sponsorship framework to be established, in which sponsors need… Read More »

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Australia’s New Temporary Parent Visa from 17 April 2019

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 10 April, 2019 |

From 17 April 2019, the Department of Home Affairs will begin accepting Sponsorship applications from Australian citizens/permanent residents and eligible New Zealand Citizens to sponsor their parent(s) to come to Australia for up to 10 years on the new Subclass 870 Temporary Parent Visa. As the visa will be capped… Read More »

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Major changes to the partner visa process from 17 April 2019

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 9 April, 2019 |

The Australian Governor-General yesterday proclaimed that the Partner Migration Amendment (Family Violence and Other Measures) will commence on 17 April 2019. The changes may result in a more onerous and lengthier process to obtain a Partner Visa, and will particularly impact those lodging their application from within Australia. The legislative amendment will allow the Department of Home… Read More »

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How the 2019 Federal Budget Impacts Australian Immigration

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 3 April, 2019 |

2019 Federal Budget outcomes Last night’s 2019 Federal Budget announcements confirmed Australia will continue to focus on encouraging migrants to live and work regionally, with nearly $50 million of spending to be allocated to new regional visas over the next five years.   Other key take-aways for the migration program included: A 5.4%… Read More »

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New permanent residence option for 482 Visa holders in various occupations

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 21 March, 2019 |

Employers and Subclass 482 Visa holders may be interested to know a new permanent residence option has opened up for an additional 31 occupations in the Oil and Gas, IT, Science, Professional services and Arts industries (among others) through the General Skilled Migration program. Prior to the Skilled Occupation List… Read More »

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Faster visa processing to sponsor workers in regional Australia

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 21 March, 2019 |

Does your business struggle to find local workers for its regional operations? Do visa processing times get in the way of your business securing the workers you need? According to the Government’s $19 million plan to tackle the uneven distribution of Australia’s population growth over the next four years, businesses… Read More »

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Government to grant faster visa processing to 1,800 more businesses in 2019

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 21 March, 2019 |

This month, the Government announced the Accredited Sponsorship Scheme will be expanded to allow more businesses to access priority processing times of up to 5 business days for a 482 visa, compared to the current average wait of 42 business days for a 482 Visa. Currently only 900 businesses have… Read More »

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Employer sponsored doctors limited to work in areas of need

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 21 March, 2019 |

Employer sponsored doctors from overseas who are intending to practice in Australia will first need approval to work in a designated area from a Rural Workforce Agency (RWA’s) before applying for their visa. Due to a new condition on the revised Skilled Occupation Lists announced on 11 March 2019, overseas… Read More »

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Australia’s permanent migration intake reduced by 30,000

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 20 March, 2019 |

The Government today revealed Australia’s permanent migration intake would be reduced by 30,000 people as details of the new population policy were released. Under the policy changes, Australia’s annual permanent migration intake will be set at 160,000 places for the next four years, formally reducing the number of permanent residence… Read More »

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Australian Oil and Gas Expo 2019

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 19 March, 2019 |

Interstaff recently attended the Australian Oil and Gas (AOG) Exhibition and Conference held on 13-15 March 2019 at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre. Each year the AOG Expo provides an opportunity for our team to network with peers in the oil and gas industry and learn more about the… Read More »

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5 Australian visa changes we’re expecting in 2019

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 19 March, 2019 |

Immigration was the subject of contentious political debate in 2018 and discussions shifted from the size of Australia’s permanent migration intake to how to distribute issues of apparent overcrowding in Sydney and Melbourne. We expect many of the discussions that began in 2018 will continue this year and could result… Read More »

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New pathways to permanent residence in regional Australia | DAMA update

Australian Visas, DAMA | Comments are Closed | 19 March, 2019 |

Businesses have long been advocating for more flexible migration laws to accommodate for labour shortages in regional areas – and it looks like the Government is listening. As part of its focus on alleviating population pressures in Sydney and Melbourne, various regional migration agreements are being fast-tracked across the country.… Read More »

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New visa to bring your parents to Australia

Australian Visas | Comments are Closed | 19 March, 2019 |

A new Temporary Parent Visa option is opening for eligible Australian citizens or permanent residents to bring their parents to Australia temporarily for up to ten years. The new visa will however be capped to only 15,000 people per year. Read on to discover more and find out if you… Read More »

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How Australia’s Skilled Occupation List changes may impact you

Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 13 March, 2019 |

Every six months, the Government reviews its lists of eligible occupations for a skilled visa to ensure the migration program continues to reflect Australia’s changing labour needs. The latest revisions came into effect on 11 March 2019. No occupations were removed from the Medium to Long Term Skilled Lists, however,… Read More »

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Perth Lifestyle News | Perth rated one of Australia’s most affordable cities for school fees

Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 31 January, 2019 |

Australia is known for its world-class education system, which is part of the reason why so many people choose to raise their family here. Giving your kids a good education is so important and is an integral part of the Australian lifestyle. If you’ve chosen to base you and your… Read More »

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Perth Lifestyle News | 5 ways to celebrate the Australia Day long weekend

Australia, Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 23 January, 2019 |

This Australia Day long weekend, people across the country will celebrate everything that makes our nation so amazing. In Perth, there will be plenty of activities for families and friends to enjoy. Here are our top 5 ways to celebrate the Australia Day long weekend in Perth – and best… Read More »

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On a skilled visa? The Department of Home Affairs may request access to your tax records.

Australian Visas, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 20 December, 2018 |

If you are on a skilled visa or applying for one you may be interested to know that as a result of recent legislative changes, the Government can now request your Tax File Number to cross-match your financial records with your visa information and more easily identify cases of non-compliance… Read More »

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Businesses in breach of sponsorship obligations to be exposed

Australian Visas, Complex Migration | Comments are Closed | 19 December, 2018 |

The Government is cracking down on businesses who fail to meet sponsorship obligations and has introduced new laws to be able to publicly name and shame businesses that have not complied with their sponsorship and visa requirements. While most organisations strive to do the right thing when sponsoring visa holders,… Read More »

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Australia’s Changing Skilled Migration Landscape | Our Insights

Australian Visas, Interstaff News, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 11 December, 2018 |

Changing Skilled Migration Landscape | We have certainly seen a number of changes to Australia’s migration landscape since Interstaff was first established in 1988 three decades ago. One of the most significant changes recently has been the replacement of the 457 Visa scheme with the Temporary Skills Shortage (TSS) Subclass… Read More »

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Plans for major changes to the partner visa process underway

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Migrating, Perth, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 4 December, 2018 |

There will be major changes to the Partner Visa process as the Government has passed legislation governing the way in which couples can apply for a Partner Visa. Find out what has changed and why, as well as how the changes impact you and your partner.   Partner sponsors to… Read More »

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Pilbara and Goldfields migration agreements could be months away

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News | Comments are Closed | 4 December, 2018 |

Australia’s Immigration Minister, David Coleman is accelerating negotiations for regional migration agreements as part of the Federal Government’s plans to address labour shortages and alleviate population pressure in major cities. As a result, the Department of Home Affairs has been directed to fast track negotiations to establish Designated Area Migration… Read More »

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How International Trade Agreements impact Labour Market Testing requirements | Chilean citizens update

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News | Comments are Closed | 3 December, 2018 |

Australia’s International Trade Agreements can determine whether employers are required to undertake Labour Market Testing for visa applicants from certain countries. Usually employers first need to have undertaken Labour Market Testing in the local labour market for suitable candidates before sponsoring a visa holder on a subclass 482/TSS visa –… Read More »

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Plans to cut Australia’s permanent migration intake: PM, Scott Morrison

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News | Comments are Closed | 3 December, 2018 |

Prime Minister Scott Morrison is calling on State Premiers to prepare individual population policies for their state with an aim to reduce Australia’s permanent migration intake of 190,000 migrants per year. Australia’s permanent migration intake is historically reviewed by the Department of Home Affairs as a national figure, however as… Read More »

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WA HR Leadership Forum | Reimagining skilled migration in Australia

Australia, Australian Citizenship, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Jobs, Migrating, Perth, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 29 November, 2018 |

This week, Interstaff had the pleasure of presenting on the topic, ‘Reimagining Skilled Migration’ at the 2018 WA HR Leadership Forum. As you may know, this year’s replacement of the 457 Visa scheme with the Temporary Skills Shortage (TSS) Subclass 482 Visa and broader changes in Australia’s migration arrangements have… Read More »

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Immigration Minister, David Coleman to focus on employer-sponsored migration

Australia, Australian Citizenship, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Jobs, Migrating, Perth, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 7 November, 2018 |

Employer sponsored migration will be a key focus for Australia’s Immigration Minister, David Coleman according to his speech to the Migration Institute of Australia in October 2018. Mr Coleman stated Australia’s skilled migration policies should emphasise visa categories providing the highest economic benefits, such as employer sponsored migration and regional… Read More »

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Australia relaxes Working Holiday Visa program restrictions to assist businesses facing labour shortages

Australia, Australian Citizenship, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Jobs, Migrating, Perth, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 7 November, 2018 |

The Government has announced it will relax Working Holiday Visa program restrictions relating to age limits, areas of work, employer flexibility and length of stay to help agricultural businesses struggling with labour shortages while the Government considers creating a dedicated agricultural visa for a long-term solution. The Working Holiday Visa… Read More »

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Age limit increase for Irish and Canadian citizens seeking an Australian work visa

Australia, Australian Citizenship, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Jobs, Migrating, Perth, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 7 November, 2018 |

Last week, the Government announced Irish and Canadian citizens can now apply for a Working Holiday Subclass 417 Visa in Australia up to the age of 35. Prior to the change on 1 November 2018, people over the age 31 were ineligible for the program. The increased age limit therefore… Read More »

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Meet Interstaff’s New Registered Migration Agent, Melissa Phan

Australia, Australian Citizenship, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Jobs, Migrating, Perth, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 1 November, 2018 |

Interstaff is pleased to welcome our new Registered Migration Agent to the team, Melissa Phan (MARN: 1808239). As part of our Registered Migration Agent team, Melissa advises clients on migration solutions for businesses and individuals according to current migration legislation and manages all aspects of the visa and/or sponsorship application process… Read More »

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Perth Lifestyle News | Lawn Bowls with WA Singapore Business Connect

Australia, Australian Citizenship, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Jobs, Migrating, Perth, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 30 October, 2018 |

Interstaff had a great lawn bowls night recently with WA Singapore Business Connect. Have you ever tried your hand at lawn bowls? It was a first for a few of us in the Interstaff team at the South Perth Lawn Bowls Club. Trying lawn bowls for the first time and… Read More »

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Perth Lifestyle News | Top 3 Places for a City Riverside Walk

Australia, Australian Citizenship, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Jobs, Migrating, Perth, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 11 October, 2018 |

One Fine Day There’s plenty of free things to see and do in Perth and they don’t have to cost you the Earth! We are lucky to have so many natural attractions to visit and with the weather beginning to heat up, we’re excited to start heading out for a… Read More »

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Migrants to live in regional areas | Government plans

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Migrating, Perth, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 9 October, 2018 |

The latest on plans for Australia’s new migrants to live in regional areas Australia’s Population and Urban Infrastructure Minister, Alan Tudge recently confirmed the Government is progressing plans to develop a new landmark population policy that will introduce visa conditions requiring overseas workers to settle outside Sydney and Melbourne for… Read More »

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My course is on the WA Graduate Occupation List – am I eligible to stay in Australia?

Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 9 October, 2018 |

The WA Graduate Occupation List is now in effect, which means that apart from our world-class universities, international students now have another reason to choose to study in WA – a priority pathway to stay in Australia. The WA State Government recently introduced the Graduate Occupation List to provide eligible… Read More »

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Prime Minister, Scott Morrison challenges immigration myths

Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 9 October, 2018 |

How will Australia manage its population growth? Since Scott Morrison became Prime Minister, we have been keen to see how he would begin to shape Australia’s immigration policies and population growth. It seems he is already beginning to shift debate on the size of Australia’s annual immigration intake, revealing facts… Read More »

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Skilled Migration Data shows who’s moving to WA

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Migrating, Perth | Comments are Closed | 28 August, 2018 |

Skilled migration data has been released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics which reveals some fun facts about the people that choose Western Australia as their home to work and live. The below skilled migration data captures a broad snapshot of permanent migrants arriving in WA between 2000 to 2016.… Read More »

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New Minister of Population, Alan Tudge plans to incentivise migrants to work regionally

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Migrating, Perth | Comments are Closed | 28 August, 2018 |

A day after being announced as Australia’s new Minister for Population, Cities and Urban Infrastructure, Alan Tudge has confirmed he is exploring different ways to incentivise migrants to work regionally to help ease congestion in Sydney and Melbourne. Alan Tudge attributes Australia’s population pressures to the disproportionate number of migrants… Read More »

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Australia’s New Minister of Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs, David Coleman

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Migrating, Perth | Comments are Closed | 28 August, 2018 |

David Coleman will be sworn in as Australia’s New Minister of Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs on 29 August 2018, after last week’s leadership spill culminated in the appointment of Scott Morrison as Australia’s new Prime Minister and a subsequent cabinet reshuffle. Scott Morrison has decided Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural… Read More »

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Changing sponsors | How SAF Fees apply to intra-company transfers of TSS Visa holders

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Migrating, Perth | Comments are Closed | 28 August, 2018 |

If you are wondering how SAF Fees apply in cases where TSS Visa holders are changing sponsors, the Government has indicated employers will only be required to pay a portion of the Skilling Australians Fund (SAF) Fees when engaging workers currently in Australia on a Subclass 457/482 Temporary Skills Shortage… Read More »

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Graduate Skilled Migration List to offer priority permanent residence pathway for international students

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Migrating, Perth | Comments are Closed | 28 August, 2018 |

The WA State Government has announced a priority pathway to permanent residence will be made available for high-achieving graduates from WA universities through the introduction of a Graduate Skilled Migration List in coming months. WA University graduates with a PhD, Masters, Honours or other higher degree graduates will have access… Read More »

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New TSS Labour Market Testing Requirements

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Migrating, Perth | Comments are Closed | 14 August, 2018 |

New legislation governing the Labour Market Testing (LMT) and advertising requirements to be undertaken before sponsoring a Temporary Skills Shortage (TSS) Subclass 482 Visa holder came into effect on Sunday. The below legislative changes apply to nominations made on or after 12 August 2018. Labour Market Testing Requirements  At least two advertisements that meet the… Read More »

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SAF refunds for employers sponsoring Subclass 482, 186 and 187 Visa holders

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Migrating, Perth | Comments are Closed | 14 August, 2018 |

Further to our announcement last week, we would like to confirm the Skilling Australians Fund (SAF) commenced on Sunday 12 August 2018 and is now in effect with SAF refunds available in some circumstances. Businesses are now required to pay a ‘Nomination Training Contribution Charge’ (NTCC) into the SAF for each visa holder sponsored on a: Subclass… Read More »

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Australian Citizenship changes expected in late 2018

Australia, Australian Citizenship, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Migrating, Perth | Comments are Closed | 10 August, 2018 |

Changes to Australian Citizenship eligibility requirements are likely to be confirmed in coming months as amendments to the legislation have now been scheduled for review in parliamentary sittings. If the changes proposed in the Australian Citizenship Legislation Amendment Bill are passed into law, we can expect the eligibility requirements to… Read More »

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SAF Levy to commence from Sunday 12 August 2018 for 482 Visas, 186 Visas and 187 Visas

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Migrating, Perth | Comments are Closed | 7 August, 2018 |

Contributions into the Skilling Australians Fund (SAF) Levy will be payable on all nomination applications for Subclass 482, 186 and 187 Visas from Sunday 12 August 2018.  The SAF was approved by the Australian parliament in May 2018. The fund has been established to provide training for Australians in areas of need as identified by the… Read More »

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Perth Lifestyle News | Avon Descent 4-5 August

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Perth | Comments are Closed | 26 July, 2018 |

This year’s Avon Descent is coming up on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 August. Head on down to the events spanning Northam, Toodyay, Belmont, Bassendean and Bayswater and see competitors from around the world tackle our white waters. There will be free entertainment, an international food festival and lots of family fun. Don’t… Read More »

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How assessing Australian values through mandatory temporary residence could impact migrants

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Perth | Comments are Closed | 26 July, 2018 |

Citizenship Minister Alan Tudge has indicated it should become mandatory for intending migrants to first stay in Australia on a temporary visa to allow the Government time to assess their adoption of Australian values before granting permanent residence. While this has raised controversy and debate on whether there is a… Read More »

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The controversial Australian values test for permanent residence

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Perth | Comments are Closed | 26 July, 2018 |

In a speech to the Australia/UK Leadership Forum in London recently, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs Minister Alan Tudge discussed the Government’s plans to introduce an Australian values test before granting new migrants permanent residence. Why introduce an Australian values test? A significant part of the controversy is centred around whether… Read More »

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Statistics show a 46% increase in visa refusals as permanent residence intake drops to a 10 year low

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Perth | Comments are Closed | 26 July, 2018 |

Recently released statistics show the Department of Home Affairs only accepted 162,417 people on a permanent residence visa in 2017/18 in comparison to 183,608 in the previous year. The figure is well below the permanent migration planning level of 190,000 placements, and confirms several trends we have seen developing over… Read More »

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Migration agreement proposed for WA’s Goldfields

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Perth | Comments are Closed | 26 July, 2018 |

The CEO of WA’s Chamber of Minerals and Energy, Mr Everingham has shown support for a Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA) to address shortages in WA’s Goldfields mining region. The Shires of Coolgardie and Kalgoorlie-Boulder and the Citizenship and Multicultural Minister, Mr Alan Tudge met last month to discuss the DAMA and… Read More »

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General Skilled Migration applicants require higher pass marks from 1 July

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Interstaff News, Perth | Comments are Closed | 4 July, 2018 |

The Department of Home Affairs has announced the pass mark has increased from 60 points to 65 points to become eligible for a visa under the General Skilled Migration program. This change came into effect on 1 July. The change in the pass mark demonstrates a further narrowing of Australia’s permanent skilled migration… Read More »

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Australia’s Skilled Occupation Lists | 23 Occupations flagged for changes in July

Australia, Australian Visas, Immigration News, Perth | Comments are Closed | 28 June, 2018 |

Over the past few years, the Interstaff team have seen the Government become increasingly selective of the occupations that get accepted onto Australia’s skilled occupation lists and become eligible for skilled migration to Australia. In April 2017, fundamental changes were announced which split eligible occupations into two skilled occupation lists.… Read More »

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