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Migration Reform Reportedly Heading to Parliament Next Week: What Onshore Visa Holders Should Do Now
Labor and the Coalition have held talks on a migration crackdown that could reach Parliament as early as next week. Here's what's reportedly on the table and what onshore visa holders should do now.
MIA Appears Before Skilled Migration Inquiry: Key Takeaways
The Migration Institute of Australia gave evidence at a parliamentary inquiry into skilled migration. Here is what was raised and why it matters for visa applicants and employers.
482 Visa Refusals: What Sponsors Need to Know About Increased Scrutiny
The Department is tightening its review process for 482 visa refusal decisions, with manager sign-off now required before any refusal is issued. Here is what sponsors and applicants need to know.
Student Dependent Visas: Burke's Proposed Cuts Explained
The Australian government is signalling major restrictions on dependent visas for international students. Here is what the proposed changes mean for students and their families.
Onshore Student Visa Backlog Down 36%: What It Means
Australia's onshore student visa backlog has dropped 36% compared to last year. The Department is prioritising cases with expiring CoEs and clearing aged applications. Here is what applicants need to know.
ART Generative AI Practice Direction: Impact on Migration Appeals
The ART's new Practice Direction on generative AI sets out disclosure obligations and conduct standards for all parties in migration appeal proceedings. Understanding these rules is essential for anyone preparing an AAT or ART appeal.
Streamlined Fix for Visa Jurisdictional Errors: s56 & s57
Home Affairs now offers a faster correction pathway for clear-cut jurisdictional errors under sections 56 and 57. Find out who is affected and what steps to take.
Labor Plans to Restrict Onshore Student Visa Applications
Labor is close to announcing sweeping student visa reforms that could stop onshore applications and limit course-changing. Here is what Subclass 500 holders must understand before the policy lands.
Student Visa Cuts Threaten Aged Care Workforce: Universities Warn
Major Australian universities are warning that reducing international student intake could devastate aged care and healthcare staffing. Here is what the latest warnings mean for the sector and for prospective students.
