Migration Policy News

In this March immigration news blog, we will cover all the latest Australian immigration updates, including: A preview of immigration policies in the lead-up to the federal election An increase in …

Foreign investors will soon be banned from purchasing established homes in Australia as part of the Albanese government’s efforts to ease pressures in the housing market. From 1 April 2025 to 31 …

February brings crucial updates and important discussions on Australian immigration. In this blog, we cover the latest visa changes and answer some of the main questions that we have been receiving. …

The Australian Government has recently introduced an important change to its visa policies, addressing a question often asked by families: Can children born in Australia with health conditions apply …

In this blog, we’ll cover the latest updates in Australia’s migration policies, including key information on the new Skills in Demand Visa, the Core Skills Occupation List, the National Innovation …

The 403 Innovation and Early Careers Pilot (IECSEP) is a new visa introduced as part of the Australia-UK Free Trade Agreement that allows eligible UK citizens to work in Australia. The IECSEP includes …

For many years, some temporary visa holders in Australia have suffered from workplace exploitation by their employers. Many of these migrant workers do not report such exploitation due a range of …

Welcome to our August 2024 update on Australian immigration. In this blog, we’ll be discussing the recent changes in the immigration landscape, including a new Minister for Home Affairs and …

From 14 October 2024, the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) will be abolished and replaced with the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART). Legislation to abolish the AAT and replace it with the ART …

The Department of Home Affairs has officially released the 2024–25 state and territory nomination allocations for the 190 and 491 visas. Overall, there is an increase compared with 2023-2024, which is …