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[ATO’s 2024 Highest-Paid Occupations] Which Fields Offer Top Earnings & Migration Potential?
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has just released its latest 2024 report on the top ten highest-earning occupations across Australia — and the results once again reinforce a familiar pattern.
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Victoria’s Nomination Pathway for Subclass 858 Now Open
The Victorian Government has officially confirmed its participation in the National Innovation Visa (Subclass 858) program — a federal permanent residency visa pathway aimed at attracting top global talent with internationally recognised achievements.
Only 1 Day Left on Visa – How We Secured a 2.5-Month Bridging Solution in a High-Risk Case
Client T contacted us with just one day left before their 485 Graduate visa was due to expire.
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ANMAC Broadens Skills Assessment Access for International Nurses
For internationally qualified registered nurses (IQRNs) seeking to migrate to Australia through skilled migration, a clearer and earlier pathway is now officially available.
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Australia's 5-Year Housing Surge & Skilled Migration Boost in Construction
In the first half of 2025, PRD’s latest Smart Moves: Capital City Editions report confirms what many have already observed: Australia’s housing shortage remains a central issue across capital city markets.
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Over 23,000 Student Qualifications Cancelled: Ghost Colleges Expose Risks to Migration
Recently, the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) announced a significant crackdown: over 23,000 students have been notified that their qualifications are no longer valid, following the deregistration of multiple private vocational education providers—commonly referred to as "shonky" or "ghost colleges."
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2025–26 Australia Parent Visa Policy Update: Application Fees Increase by 3%, AOS Income Threshold Rises by 2.4%
As the 2025–26 financial year officially begins, Australia’s immigration policies have undergone another round of adjustments.
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ATO Confirms: Over 1.1 Million Chinese-Linked Accounts Reported to Chinese Tax Authorities
According to the latest 2023 CRS (Common Reporting Standard) data released by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), Australia has shared a substantial volume of financial account information with tax authorities in China.
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