This means Skilled Nominated (Subclass 190) visa applicants will have to wait longer to be considered for the visa, but should keep applying as the WA government requested another 5000 places from the department of home affairs on August 4th, 2021.

State Nominated visas that have been applied for will be placed on hold as the department will continue to process these visas.

State Nominated (Subclass 190) places are filling very fast in Western Australia as the state is seeing record low unemployment figures with the economy out-performing other Australian states.

Australia has made huge changes to its migration rules including changes to the Temporary Graduate visa and zero working restrictions for students, making it the ideal destination for international students and young professionals alike.

Easy Migrate is your ticket to a safe, prosperous and secure future in one of the world’s best-performing economies, come to Australia and you will come to discover the high quality of life and myriad opportunities available here.

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The three new prescribed visas are the 491 Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa, the 494 Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) visa and the 190 Visa Skilled Nominated visa.

To apply for these visas you must have a substantive visa or be on a bridging visa A, B or C.

This will be a huge relief for many migrants in Australia who have not been able to travel offshore due to the border restrictions in order to be able to apply for a skilled visa.

Contact Easy Migrate to take advantage of this opportunity.

Easy Migrate are the Australia-based visa experts, you can count on their experienced lawyers and agents to help you explore every avenue for a more comfortable, secure future.

They can provide excellent advice every step of the way to make sure your visa process is as quick and easy as possible, leading to a positive outcome for you or those you care about.

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The major change to this program is that it will not accept applications from outside South Australia, the program will be limited to those living in South Australia.

The South Australian Government has also flagged it will waive some work experience requirements for those in regional areas and will also waive some English proficiency requirements for certain industries.

Priority will be given to Migrants who already work in South Australia, long-term residents and to applicants to the Talent and Innovators Program. 

The Talent and Innovators program provides opportunities to Migrants in South Australia who contribute to South Australia’s critical priority sectors.

There are four streams in the Talent and Innovators program:

Employment stream: This stream is for migrants who are working for South Australian businesses with an annual turn over of above $4 million dollars.

Start up and small business stream: For entrepreneurial, skilled migrants who have started their own business in South Australia which has been operating for 12 months and is not a franchise.

High performing graduate stream: For high performing graduates who have completed their qualification at a South Australian higher education institution. This course must have been 92 CRICOS weeks long for Bachelor’s Degrees and 78 CRICOS weeks for Master’s degrees and you will need a 6.0 GPA.  

Independent talent stream: For high calibre applicants seeking state nomination. Applicants from the critical skills list which includes Construction Project Managers, Mechanical Engineers, General Practitioners and Software Engineers will be prioritised for this visa

To take advantage of this opportunity contact EasyMigrate on +61 (08) 9221 4888 or book an appointment using the following link – https://easymigrate.as.me/schedule.php

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The Australian Capital Territory has released an updated Critical Skills list for the ACT Skilled Migration Program for 2021. 

There are NO changes to the eligibility criteria for ACT nomination and the Matrix scoring criteria.

For the Skilled Work Regional (subclass 491) visa there are 552 places and for the Skilled Nominated (subclass 190) visa, 452 places.

If your occupation has been removed from the Critical Skills list your application will not be accepted, but check the occupations that have been added because these places will be filled fast!

Check our ACT CRITICAL SKILLS LIST COMPARISON:

Overseas applicants are still unable to apply for these visas and you can only apply once, it is important that you have read the list and understand the ACT Nomination Guidelines which can be found here: 

http://www.canberrayourfuture.com.au/portal/migrating/article/guidelines-and-application/

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