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Author: Acme Migration

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Australia’s Game-Changing Immigration Updates | Australia’s 2024 Visa Changes

Australia is set to introduce significant immigration reforms starting July 1, 2024, which will include raising the minimum income threshold for skilled migrants, offering more adaptable visa terms for skilled workers, and creating new visa pathways specifically tailored for citizens of the United Kingdom and the Philippines. Beginning July 1, 2024, Australia will enact substantial […]

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IRCC

News Canada Issues Invitations in First Express Entry Draw of July | Canada Immigration News

Canada issued 920 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) in the most recent Express Entry draw, with a particular emphasis on the Provincial Nominee Program. Delve deeper into the latest immigration patterns and regulations in Canada. In an exciting development, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has issued invitations to apply (ITAs) in the first Express Entry […]

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Explore regional disparities and economic impacts.

Boost in Australia’s Skilled Migration for 2024-25 | Australia Immigration Updates

Explore the disparities in Australia’s new immigration plan where Queensland is set to receive fewer skilled migrants, while Western Australia, South Australia, and Tasmania are poised to see increases. Delve into how these regional variations could impact their respective economies. In a decisive effort to overhaul Australia’s immigration framework, the Albanese administration has unveiled comprehensive […]

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Limit on International Student Enrollment | Australia Study Visa News

RMIT’s vice-chancellor proposes that universities should limit the proportion of international students to one-third of their total student population. This recommendation is aimed at avoiding financial and operational difficulties exacerbated by visa uncertainties and broader impacts on the higher education sector.   Recently, RMIT’s vice-chancellor and the vice-chancellor of Deakin University have advocated for limiting […]

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PEI Immigration Surge Faces Population Growth Slowdown| Canada Immigration Updates

Prince Edward Island (PEI) is experiencing a clash between record-high immigration rates and an unexpected slowdown in overall population growth, amidst controversies surrounding provincial immigration policies. Despite a surge in immigration numbers, PEI’s total population growth has significantly decelerated. Recent Statistics Canada quarterly estimates reveal a modest increase, with the population reaching 177,081 by mid-2024, […]

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Canada's Future Population Trends & Insights

News Immigration & Canada’s Future: Population Trends & Insights | Canada Immigration Updates

Canada is expected to undergo substantial demographic changes over the next Five years, as forecasted by Statistics Canada. By 2073, the country’s population could range from 47.1 million to 87.2 million people, as outlined in the recent report’s various scenarios. These forecasts underscore the crucial role of immigration in driving Canada’s population growth, particularly as […]

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Western Australia Secures 10,000 Skilled Migration Places

The Cook and Albanese Labor Governments are expanding skilled migration in Western Australia, with 10,000 places allocated to address critical shortages in construction, healthcare, and more. Learn about the State Nominated Migration Program (SNMP) and WA Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA), aimed at attracting skilled workers to support economic growth and residential construction. In a […]

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Australia’s Immigration Policy Blunder: The Fallout from Directive 99 | Australia Immigration News

The federal government is under scrutiny over its handling of criminal non-citizens. As migration issues resurface in the headlines, the government faces significant challenges. During its campaign, the government emphasized that its immigration policies were nearly identical to those of the Opposition. However, migration has once again become a contentious issue for the Labor Government, […]

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