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Canada to Cut Study and Work Permits in New 2025 Immigration Levels Plan

With significant changes to permits and laws, Canada’s 2025–2027 Immigration Plan will for the first time include temporary residents such as those with employment and study permits.By November 1, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) hopes to unveil the 2025–2027 Immigration Levels Plan, which will bring about major adjustments to Canada’s immigration system. Temporary residents, […]

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Australia’s Working Holiday Visa for Indians: High Demand, Limited Spots

There are only 1,000 slots available for Australia’s Working Holiday visa, and 40,000 Indians apply. This visa allows individuals between the ages of 18 and 30 to work, study, and travel.Overview: Record Interest in Australia’s Working Holiday Visa With over 40,000 applicants fighting for just 1,000 seats, Australia’s newly introduced Working Holiday visa for Indian […]

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Visa Backlog Booms: Will Australia’s Students and Families Face New Barriers?

Opportunities for student residency and migration are impacted as the backlog of partner visas reaches over 75,000. Find out how future visas may be impacted by legislative restrictions and policy changes.Current Visa Backlog Challenges Over 75,000 partner visa applications are currently pending, and the government has only allotted 41,000 spots for the 2024–2025 timeframe. The […]

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Australia Updates Migration Rules for Kids with Disabilities

Updates to the migration health criteria promote inclusivity for impacted families by granting children with impairments who were born in Australia more equitable access to visas. Overview Clauses 4005 and 4007 of the Migration Regulations have been amended by the Australian Government, with a particular emphasis on health-related requirements. These adjustments are a part of […]

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News Canada’s New Immigration Measures: Temporary Resident Caps & Program Changes

Canada changes its immigration laws to restrict spouse work eligibility, increase the number of temporary residents, strengthen PGWP language standards, and decrease study permits.Canada has implemented a number of important modifications to control the intake of temporary residents in response to changing labor market demands and the need to preserve a balanced immigration system. Stricter […]

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Australia’s Big Change to Occupation List: New Occupational System Replaces ANZSCO

In December 2024, Australia will switch from ANZSCO to OSCA, a customized occupation categorization system designed to provide precise labor market insights and localized data analysis. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has announced the launch of a new classification system for jobs in Australia, a significant move to better line with changing labor market […]

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Australia’s NSW Skilled Migration Program: New Pathways for Skilled Migrants

Examine the revisions to the NSW Skilled Migration Program for 2024–2025, including new paths, TSMIT concessions, priority industries, and EOI adjustments for subclasses 190 and 491.Program Opening Announcement The NSW skilled visa nomination program has officially opened for the 2024–25 program year. The program has been updated to make the application process more efficient and […]

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Unlocking Opportunities: New Brunswick’s Critical Worker Pilot for Skilled Immigrants

Learn about the Critical Worker Pilot in New Brunswick, which provides job possibilities and settlement help by matching qualified immigrants with leading employers. Find out more! The New Brunswick Critical Worker Pilot (NBCWP), established in November 2022 by the provincial government of New Brunswick, aims to resolve the province’s severe labor shortages and draw in […]

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TRA Alerts Applicants: Longer Wait Times for Australia Migration Assessments

Assessment of Migration Skills and Points Updates on advice: Due to increased demand, processing now takes longer than 120 days. Few requests were made for expeditions. Be prepared and knowledgeable in advance. Summary Processing timeframes for the Migration Skills Assessment (MSA) and Migration Points Advice (MPA) programs have increased significantly, and TRA warns that this […]

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