In today’s announcement, the Government has revealed significant changes to the Pandemic Event visa, marking a decisive shift in Australia’s visa policy landscape.
Closure of the Pandemic Event Visa: Starting from 2nd September 2023, the Pandemic Event visa will be closed to all new applicants. This decision is grounded in the fact that the circumstances that necessitated the introduction of this visa no longer persist
Transitional Measures: From September 2, 2023, the Pandemic Event visa will only be available to individuals who currently hold a 408 Pandemic Event visa, and their current visa has either 28 days or less remaining or has expired within 28 days before the new 408 visa application. As part of these changes, new applications submitted from this date will be granted a six-month visa, and applicants will be required to pay a Visa Application Charge of $405 AUD. It’s important to note that new applications for existing 408 Pandemic Event Visa holders will only be accepted until 01 February 2024.
From 1 July, the skilled visa income threshold will increase, benefiting future nominated applicants. Before you learn more about the increase and how it will impact different visa streams, you …
Continue reading “Guide To Annual Indexation of Skilled Visa Income Thresholds”
Read MoreThe 407 training visa is a top choice for many professionals who want to advance their skills and careers. It offers valuable training and career development in various industries, such …
Continue reading “Who Can Sponsor a 407 Visa?”
Read MoreThe National Innovation Visa Program, or the subclass 858 visa, is designed to attract the best and brightest to contribute to Australia’s innovation and international competitiveness. If you’re considering this …
Continue reading “Guide To Applying for an 858 Visa”
Read MoreThe Subclass 186 Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) Visa stands out when considering permanent residency options in Australia. Designed for skilled workers with an authorised employer nomination, it offers a stable …
Continue reading “Is the Subclass 186 Visa Right for You?”
Read More