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Australians Support Skilled Workers and International Students While Wanting Less Migration

According to a research, Australians favor qualified workers and students but want less migration. Opinions are shaped by misconceptions, demonstrating how narratives influence policy discussions. Australians’ complicated and perhaps conflicting opinions on migration have been clarified by a new study. Most people support skilled migrants and international students, even when most think that migration numbers […]

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Canada is hosting a second PNP candidate express entry draw.

Skilled workers are still being invited by Canada’s Express Entry system! 455 ITAs are issued in the IRCC’s second PNP draw of 2025. Learn about important revisions and eligibility requirements. Current Express Entry Draw: Important Information Candidates under the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) were invited to participate in Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada’s (IRCC) second […]

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Australians’ Perspectives on Migration: Assistance for Qualified Professionals

While they support qualified workers and international students, Australians want to see less migration. Inconsistencies in public opinion ahead of elections are revealed by a recent study. Views of the Public on Migration: A Multifaceted View According to a recent study, Australians have conflicting and sometimes ambivalent opinions towards migration. Many still favor preserving the […]

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600,000 skilled migrants are required to fill Australia’s skilled labour need.

600,000 skilled migrants are still underutilized, and Australia faces a skills crisis. Find more about the proposed changes to the system for recognizing qualifications. Australia is experiencing a severe skills shortage in a number of industries, but because of a convoluted and expensive qualification recognition system, over 600,000 talented migrants are still underutilized. Pressure is […]

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Is the “Pay to Stay” Visa for Australia Coming Back?

‘Pay to stay’ visas for high-end investors may be reinstated in Australia. Find out about the Significant Investor Visa’s history, current challenges, and prospective return. Bringing Back a Fast-Track Visa for High-Net-Worth Investors The contentious “pay to stay” visa scheme, which formerly enabled wealthy people to obtain Australian residency through substantial financial commitment, is being […]

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Twelve Australian Universities Do Not Charge International Students an Application Fee

When applying to study in Australia, save money! Save money by finding 12 Australian universities that don’t charge overseas applicants. Although studying overseas requires a substantial financial commitment, there are ways to cut expenses. Applying to colleges that don’t charge application fees is one way to do this. This article will help you navigate Australian […]

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Who Is Eligible Under Canada’s New Spousal Open Work Permit Regulations?

Learn about the most recent modifications to Canada’s policy on Spousal Open Work Permits (SOWPs). Find out about important updates, the application procedure, and new qualifying requirements. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has revised the requirements for Spousal Open Work Permits (SOWP) as of January 21, 2025. Spouses of foreign workers and students are […]

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The Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP) is launched in Canada.

Canada introduces the Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP), which provides talented workers in 14 rural towns with a route to permanent residence. Learn about prerequisites, eligibility, and more! The Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP), a new immigration route intended to draw talented workers to rural areas experiencing a labor shortage, has been formally established by […]

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How to expedite the nomination process for a Tasmanian visa!

Keep abreast with Tasmania’s Orange-Plus priority system, processing times, and nomination procedure for the skilled visa. Learn about the most recent trends in invitations and allocations. Under the Skilled Nominated (Subclass 190) Visa and the Skilled Work Regional (Subclass 491) Visa, Tasmania is still accepting nominations for skilled migrant visas. In order to keep candidates […]

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