As immigration laws and regulations continue to evolve, staying informed about the latest legislative updates is crucial for both individuals and migration agents. At Global Vision Migration, we understand the significance of being up-to-date with the most recent changes in the Australian migration landscape. To assist you in navigating these updates, we have compiled a summary of relevant legislative instruments and explanatory statements that may impact your immigration journey. Read on to discover the recent changes and how they may affect your future immigration plans.
The Migration (Specification of Income Threshold and Annual Earnings and Methodology of Annual Market Salary Rate) Amendment Instrument 2023 – LIN 23/045 – F2023L00921, has increased the Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold (TSMIT) to $70,000. This instrument took effect on 1 July 2023. For individuals applying for temporary skilled visas, this means that the salary threshold for eligibility has been updated. It is essential to consider this change while planning your migration journey.
The Migration (Specified Qualifications Applicable for the Extension of Subclass 485 Visa) Instrument (LIN 23/048) 2023 – F2023L00916, has introduced new provisions for Subclass 485 visa holders with specified qualifications. Graduates from Australian higher education providers in fields such as medicine, health care, engineering, and information technology, may now be eligible for an extended stay visa. Depending on the degree obtained, the extended stay period can range from two to six years. This exciting opportunity applies to applications lodged after 1 July 2023. Global Vision Migration can assist you in understanding if your qualifications meet the requirements for the extended stay provisions.
Papua New Guinea (PNG) has been added to the list of foreign countries under the Migration (Arrangements for Work and Holiday (Subclass 462) Visa Applications) Amendment (Papua New Guinea) Instrument – LIN 23/034 – 2023 – F2023L00904. Additionally, successful completion of at least two years of post-secondary study is now required for applicants applying from offshore and who have not previously held a Subclass 462 visa for Australia. This change takes effect from 1 July 2023.
Migration Tasmania has released its June newsletter, outlining important information about the 2023-24 Skilled Migration State Nomination Program. The update includes details about visa allocations, applications lodged before and after 1 July 2023, and new features of the
program. For skilled migrants considering Tasmania as their destination, this update is vital to ensure a smooth application process.
At Global Vision Migration, we take pride in providing comprehensive immigration services to our clients. Our team of experienced professionals is well-versed in the latest legislative changes and can guide you through the entire immigration process with ease. To stay ahead in your immigration journey and make informed decisions, reach out to us today.
If you have questions about your immigration options or need assistance with your visa application, we encourage you to book a consultation with us through our website at www.gvm.com.au. Our dedicated team is ready to address your concerns and help you pave the way to a successful migration experience.
Navigating the ever-changing landscape of immigration laws can be daunting, but Global Vision Migration is here to support you every step of the way. With our in-depth knowledge of the recent legislative updates, we are well-equipped to provide you with the guidance you need for a seamless immigration journey. Keep yourself informed and make the right choices for your future by contacting us today and booking a consultation with our expert team. Your dream of living and working in Australia can become a reality with Global Vision Migration by your side.
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