Investment NSW has published an important update about the 2023-2024 Skilled Migration Program.

Immigrating to a new country can be a complex and challenging process. From understanding the eligibility criteria to navigating the paperwork, there are many factors to consider when applying for a visa. While some people may opt to hire a migration agent to assist them, there are several reasons why hiring an immigration lawyer may be a better choice

After an overall disappointment amongst migrants, the requirements for skilled migration in NSW have been updated over the weekend. The biggest change has been the lift of points and work experience requirements for both 491 and 190 invitations. To help you understand how this may affect your migration pathway, we have summarized the new requirements and pathways in NSW.

Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil announced the gap increase to 195,000 at the 2022 Job summit last week. The announcement comes in alignment with the current government’s push to switch the focus from temporary to permanent migration.

The Department of Home Affairs has implemented changes to allow eligible 482 short-term stream visa holders to access pathways to permanent residence from 1 July 2022.