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Top 10 Things To Do On Your First Month After Arriving In Australia
Moving to Australia for permanent settlement is the beginning of a whole new life. The first month is critical because the things you set up now will affect how smoothly you transition into your new home. Here’s a recommended checklist to for you to prepare during your first month there. 1. Secure a Place to Live Begin by researching suburbs in advance. Ask friends or family already in Australia about safety, convenience, transportation, and rental prices. Because the rental
1 day ago


Northern Territory Skilled Migration Allocation 2025–26 & South-West DAMA Update
Australia’s migration landscape continues to evolve, and this week brings two key updates that skilled migrants and sponsoring employers should be aware of. The latest announcements from the Northern Territory Government and the Shire of Dardanup point to new opportunities, as well as important changes, in 2025– 2026. Northern Territory Announces Skilled Migration Allocations for 2025–26 The Northern Territory Government has officially released its skilled migration allocatio
2 days ago


What Is the Temporary Activities Sponsorship in Australia?
Are you an Australian business or organisation looking to bring in skilled overseas workers for training, short-term projects, or international collaboration? The Temporary Activities Sponsorship could be your key to unlocking global talent and boosting your workforce capability. This sponsorship, valid for five years, allows approved Australian businesses to sponsor overseas workers under specific temporary visa categories, including: Temporary Activity Visa (Subclass 408) T
6 days ago


Tasmania Skilled Migration Program 2025–26: Key Updates
The Tasmanian Government has released its skilled migration nomination allocation for the 2025–26 program year, offering exciting opportunities for skilled workers seeking to live, work and settle in Australia. This update is especially relevant for migrants considering regional pathways, as Tasmania continues to be one of the most accessible and welcoming states for skilled migration applicants. Available Nomination Places for 2025–26 Tasmania has been allocated: Visa Type A
Nov 10


Top Mistakes to Avoid When Applying for Your Visa 482 Temporary Skill Shortage
Applying for a Visa 482 (Temporary Skill Shortage) can feel overwhelming. Many applicants face challenges that lead to delays or refusals due to avoidable mistakes. In this post, we will highlight critical errors to steer clear of while applying for your Visa 482. By doing so, you can make your application process smoother and less stressful. Incomplete or Inconsistent Documentation One of the key components of a successful Visa 482 application is the documentation you submit
Oct 31


Becoming a Permanent Resident with Visa 186
If you’re dreaming of becoming a permanent resident in Australia, the Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS), Visa Subclass 186 might be your golden opportunity. Designed for skilled workers nominated by an Australian employer, this visa offers a direct and reliable pathway to permanent residency (PR). What Is Visa 186? The 186 Visa  allows skilled workers to live and work in Australia permanently once they are sponsored by an eligible employer. It’s ideal for professionals who wan
Oct 28


2025–26 NSW Skilled Migration Program: Key Updates and What You Need to Know
The New South Wales (NSW) Government has officially announced the interim allocation for the 2025–26 Skilled Migration Program, as provided by the Department of Home Affairs. Interim Allocation For this program year, NSW has received the following allocations: Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190): 200 places Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 491): 180 places Upcoming Invitation Round for Subclass 190 An invitation round  for the NSW nomination (Subclass 190
Oct 21


Step-by-Step Guide: Becoming a Standard Business Sponsor
A Standard Business Sponsorship (SBS) allows an Australian business to sponsor overseas workers for certain skilled visas — mainly the Subclass 482 (TSS) and Subclass 494 visas. It is the first step before you can nominate or sponsor a worker. Check Eligibility To apply for SBS, your business must: Be lawfully operating in Australia (or overseas, if applicable). Have no adverse information about the business or its directors. Demonstrate a genuine need to employ overseas skil
Oct 20
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