In numbers, a shortfall of 200,000 engineering professionals is predicted to weigh heavily on the Australian engineering industry by 2040, which will have grown at a rate of roughly 74% in terms of labour demand in the given span of one and a half decade. A report titled Engineering a Better Future: Australiaโs Growing Crisis in Engineering Skills details the projected shortfall of engineers in the engineering workforce. To prevent such shortfalls, one of the
Have you often asked which country will offer you the highest salary for your academic degree, work experience, and the number of hours you choose to work? To be fair, the kind of money you earn contributes greatly to your quality of life, no debate on that. Yet, your salary is not the only measure of the highest quality of life you can enjoy, is it? Social science professor Brendon Burchell at UKโs University of
Australiaโs Skilled Migration Program offers hundreds of occupations from all professional fields. However, in order to prove your qualifications for a preferred occupation, you must be assessed for your work experience and skills and receive a positive assessment so that you can move forward with your migration application. Some skilled migration visas are –ย Skilled Independentย Visa (Subclass 189), Skilled Nominatedย Visa (Subclass 190) or the Skilled Regional (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 491). Employer-sponsored visa subclasses
Whatโs with this age, 45? When it comes to Australian migration, this is one of the most misunderstood age limits, especially because of the huge popularity of Australiaโs skilled migration program. Although itโs true that the age limit to Australiaโs skilled migration visa is 45 years, there is a list of other ways you can get your hands on the Australian Permanent Residency. Letโs look into the options for your permanent residency pathway to Australia
No one can ask you to leave Australia – that much is guaranteed. But why do so many people really go for an Australian PR? Hereโs a list of benefits that make you wish you were a permanent resident in the wealthiest, most secure and livable nation of the 21st century. As a bonus, weโll also tell you whatโs the right path to get your Australian PR depending on your skills, qualifications and finances. Your
It is not a new practice for the Australian Immigration Department to introduce a few changes here and there every fiscal year. However, the year of July 2023 to June 2024 is set for some major policy changes that will greatly impact your immigration, travel or even study plans to Australia. The good news is, most of these policies will be very much in your favour as the Australian government is seriously motivated to make
2023 is set to be the most welcoming and exciting year for all Australian immigration aspirants, especially because of its high amount of allocations for general skilled migration program with visible progress on fast-track processing ( Read Ministerial Direction on Priority Processing of Australian Skilled Migration Visas ) Here are the 10 changes that will kick-start your plan for moving to Australia in 2023, whether it’s for a visit, study, or migration. 1. Highest Allocation
Since taking power the Albanese Government has been working to boost up Australia’s immigration programs. Reducing visa backlogs, increasing immigration quota, and employing more staffs to speed up visa processing are some of the actions taken so far. Here are a few accomplishments related to visa backlogs: 4 million visas processed in total from May last year to January 1st 2023. Visa backlogs reduced to 600,000; earlier it was 755,000 150,000 Backlogged Visas processed in
Australia has granted the highest number of student visas from July to September in 2022 in comparison with the pre-pandemic years leading up to 2019. The number of visas granted came from applications lodged by freshly graduated secondary school students of this year, plus the students who graduated last year but were unable to apply due to border restrictions. To give a better picture, the table shows a very positive trend for student visa approvals