On 7th December, the new Skills in Demand (SID) visa was introduced and replaced the Temporary Skills Shortage (TSS) Visa. The visa subclass will remain as 482. The changes to

The Annual Visa Solutions Conference took place in Da Nang, Vietnam from 23rd September to 27th September. While business was a focus of the conference, it was also an opportunity

The 2024 Visa Solutions Australia Annual Conference will take place in Da Nang, Vietnam from 23rd September – 27th September. Attending the event are 15 staff members along with their

Home Affairs and Immigration has a new minister. After a cabinet reshuffle, Tony Burke has taken on the Home Affairs and Immigration portfolios. Tony Burke will replace Clare O’Neil who

On 1 July 2024, it was announced that a Western Australian Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA) had been established. The Western Australian DAMA is the fifth Designated Area Migration Agreement

Announced in the 2024/25 federal budget was the establishment of the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART). The Administrative Review Tribunal will replace the Administrative Appeals Tribunal and will address court backlogs

The 1st of July usually brings an increase in the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) fees along with a handful of changes to how the Australian immigration system functions. This year

As part of the 2024/25 federal budget, the Government will advance the case for ICT improvements for skills assessments by Trades Recognition Australia. These improvements would assist in making skilled

As part of the federal budget, the new National Innovation visa was announced. It will replace the current Global Talent (subclass 858) visa from late 2024. The National Innovation visa