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Australia’s Student Boom Explained
A new Victoria University study reveals the actual number of international students in Australia is lower than pre-pandemic levels, despite widespread perceptions of a student boom. Here is what the data really shows.

Indian Consular, Passport and Visa Services Temporarily Suspended in Australia
India has suspended its consular, passport and visa services, creating real uncertainty for Indian nationals in the Australian visa pipeline. Here is what you need to know.

Family Violence Support for 820 Visa Holders
Home Affairs has issued updated policy guidance on family violence protections for Subclass 820 partner visa holders. If you or someone you know may be affected, understanding these provisions is critical.

What Has Changed for Subclass 202 Community Support Program Applications?
Two new legislative instruments now govern the Subclass 202 Global Special Humanitarian Visa, setting formal applicant caps and Commonwealth priority processing rules for 2026.

Australia Is Rolling Out a Digital Alternative to the Paper Arrival Card
Australia is phasing out the paper arrival card in favour of a digital travel declaration. Here is what international travellers need to know before they board.

Latest Processing Timeframes for 417 and 462 Working Holiday Maker Visas
Careful preparation cannot guarantee a faster decision, but it can reduce the risk of delays caused by incomplete documents, inconsistent information or requests for further evidence.

Less Than Half of Skill Stream Places Went to Primary Applicants
For individual applicants, occupation demand, points, nomination options, sponsorship opportunities and timing remain far more important than the primary to secondary applicant ratio.

New Employer Sponsored Visa Income Thresholds from 1 July 2026
The Department of Home Affairs has increased the income thresholds applying to certain employer sponsored visa nomination applications lodged on or after 1 July 2026.

Why Are Tradies Ranked Alongside Economists in Australia’s Skilled Migration System?
Australia's skilled migration priority list is under scrutiny after tradespeople were ranked below economists, prompting political questions the Employment Minister declined to answer. Here is what applicants need to know.
