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Top 10 Reasons Nominations Get RFIs: AMSR Errors
Home Affairs has identified unclear AMSR calculations as one of the top 10 reasons employer nominations receive s56 information requests. Is your nomination decision-ready?
Private College Enrolment Ban: 500 Visa Impact Guide
The Australian Government has blocked new private colleges from enrolling international students for 12 months. Find out who is affected, what providers are exempt, and what students should do next.
Working Holiday Visa Ballot Reform: What It Means for Farm Workers
Agricultural groups are warning that proposed ballot reforms to Australia's Working Holiday visa could disrupt seasonal labour supply. Here is what we know so far and what to watch.
Coalition Plans to Bar Non-Citizens from 17 Welfare Programs
The Coalition has proposed limiting 17 welfare programs, including the NDIS, to Australian citizens only. Permanent residents currently eligible for many of these programs could face significant changes. Here is what you need to know.
Coalition's Student Visa Cuts: What 500 Visa Applicants Must Know
The Coalition has promised sweeping migration cuts if elected, with international students flagged as a primary target. Here is what Subclass 500 visa applicants need to understand about the risks ahead.
State Nomination Data April 2026: 190 & 491 Visa Quotas
MIA Notice 59 (May 2026) has released state-by-state nomination figures for April 2026. We break down the 190 and 491 visa quota status across all Australian states and territories.
482 Visa Labour Agreement Changes: Key Updates 2026
New Labour Agreement variations announced via MIA Notice 59 directly affect subclass 482 nominations. Here is what employers and sponsored workers need to know before lodging.
ART Paper Review Rules Start 84 Days Early: What Temporary Visa Holders Need to Know
Australia has officially brought forward major changes to the ART review process for temporary visa refusals.
2026-27 Budget: What the 70% Onshore PR Rule Means
The 2026-27 federal budget confirms a major shift: over 70% of Australia's 185,000 permanent migration places will go to onshore applicants. If you hold a temporary visa in Australia, this policy change directly affects your pathway to permanent residency.
