Visa news & videos
Hand-picked updates on Australian skilled migration — invitation rounds, policy changes, and useful explainers. Each item links to its original source.
Australia, US, Japan, Vietnam Visa Changes July 2026: New Fees, Income Thresholds, Health Checks Explained - Nomad Lawyer
Australia, US, Japan, Vietnam Visa Changes July 2026: New Fees, Income Thresholds, Health Checks Explained Nomad Lawyer
Australia raises salary requirement for skilled work visas - The Economic Times
Australia raises salary requirement for skilled work visas The Economic Times
Skills In Demand Report: How Effective Is Australia’s Skilled Migration System? - Work Visas - Australia - Mondaq
Skills In Demand Report: How Effective Is Australia’s Skilled Migration System? - Work Visas - Australia Mondaq
Visa application charges and key immigration fees increase from 1 July 2026 - Absolute Immigration
Visa application charges and key immigration fees increase from 1 July 2026 Absolute Immigration
ASEAN Committee in Canberra seeks closer cooperation with Australia's Home Affairs Department - Vietnam+ (VietnamPlus)
ASEAN Committee in Canberra seeks closer cooperation with Australia's Home Affairs Department Vietnam+ (VietnamPlus)
Australia Sparks Global Outrage With Sweeping Visa Fee Hikes Affecting Travellers Worldwide - Travel And Tour World
Australia Sparks Global Outrage With Sweeping Visa Fee Hikes Affecting Travellers Worldwide Travel And Tour World
Australia draws Indian tech workers after US visa curbs - CFOtech Australia
Australia draws Indian tech workers after US visa curbs CFOtech Australia
How simple changes to Australia’s skilled migration program could add billions a year to the economy - The Conversation
How simple changes to Australia’s skilled migration program could add billions a year to the economy The Conversation
Australia’s immigration pathway: visas, waiting times and the long road to citizenship - The Times Australia
Australia’s immigration pathway: visas, waiting times and the long road to citizenship The Times Australia
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