Tradespeople and Skilled Professionals Still Needed in Australia’s Growing Economy
by Greg Veal MARA Agent , IAA Adviser ‘Emigrate to Australia’ (Taylor Hampton Solicitors). MARN 0744603. IAA 201100674 11th November 2016 Australia’s economy is still growing* and opportunities for work and more outdoor living remain. Most of the construction...
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The Australian Government has announced that a new Parent Visa Subclass will be put in place as of the 1st of July 2017. The introduction of a new Parent visa subclass came as a result of a strong interest from the migrant community within Australia to be able to...
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The Australian Capital Territory Government announced that as of 13th September 2016, applications for ACT nomination under the Skilled Migrant 190 Visa are now closed for overseas residents. The program reopens on 1st July 2017.
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The Australian Capital Territory (Canberra) has published a new ACT Occupation List effective from 1st September 2016. As a result of local shortages and the increasing demand for skilled professionals, the following occupations are now open: Corporate Services...
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Our Migration Consultant Anna Gorna talks about a surge in migration enquiries following the EU referendum result: https://www.sundaypost.com/news/political-news/brexodus-disillusioned-nhs-staff-wanting-leave-brexit-vote-spark-fears-brain-drain/
read moreAttention nurses and midwifes!
Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council (ANMAC) & Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (AHPRA) are introducing new English Language requirements from 1st July 2016. For details, please contact us by...
read moreLarge increase in migration enquiries to Australia following Brexit
Following the recent Brexit referendum result Emigrate-to-Australia observes a big increase in enquiries about Australian visas and migration to Australia. With updated Skilled Occupations List ( Schedule 1 & 2) and new visa places available from 1st July, why...
read moreChanges to the Occupations List
The Australian Department for Immigration and Border Protection announced changes to the Occupations List coming in force on 1st July 2016. The following occupations have been moved from the Skilled Occupation List (Schedule 1) to Consolidated Skilled...
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