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What the Upcoming Changes to Subclass 485 Visa Fees in 2025?

Upcoming Changes to 485 Visa in 2025 From 1 February 2025, the Australian Government is set to implement significant changes to the fees associated with the Temporary Graduate (Subclass 485) Visa. These amendments, detailed in the Migration Amendment (Temporary Graduate Visa Application Charge) Regulations 2024, introduce updated charges for both initial and subsequent visa applications.…

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From skilled visas to ballots: How Australia’s migration changes could unfold in 2025

From skilled visas to ballots: How Australia’s migration changes could unfold in 2025 The government unveiled a suite of reforms in 2024, largely targeting temporary skilled migration and international students. Experts are waiting to see how these changes will play out this year. There were big changes for parts of Australia’s migration system last year as the…

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Australia Work Visa Updates for 2025: Top Categories and Key Changes Unveiled

Australia Work Visa Updates for 2025: Top Categories and Key Changes Unveiled Australia continues to rank as a leading destination for skilled professionals, seasonal workers, and adventurous travelers seeking career growth and cultural experiences. The Australian government has introduced significant updates to its work visa framework for 2025, aimed at addressing labor shortages, stimulating economic…

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Support for WA’s construction industry

Support for WA’s construction industry Western Australia’s construction industry has a need for skilled workers and migrants to meet the workforce demands of businesses today. Support is available for both employers and skilled migrants to help fill in-demand construction jobs through: The Construction Visa Subsidy Program: provides up to $10,000 per skilled migrant to offset…

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From electricians to bakers: The jobs that made Australia’s skills shortage list

Australia’s Updated Core Skills Occupation List: A Comprehensive Overview The newly released Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL) identifies 456 roles critical to addressing Australia’s skill shortages, spanning sectors like construction, healthcare, education, agriculture, and technology. The CSOL supports migration reforms aimed at attracting qualified workers to contribute to the economy. Key trades, including carpenters, bakers,…

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