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The Medium and Long Term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL) is an occupational demand list that is in high demand throughout Australia's states and territories. Your occupation must be on this list in order to apply for an Australian Independent visa (subclass 189) or an Australian Regional Provisional visa (subclass 489). The list is provisional, and priority occupations m…
Read More ›The Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL) identifies 44 occupations that will support Australia's economic recovery following COVID-19. The list is based on the National Skills Commission's expert advice and consultation with Commonwealth departments. Priority will be given to employer-sponsored nomination and visa applications with an occupation on the PMSOL…
Read More ›As we pass the midpoint of 2021, immigration to Australia is increasing at a rapid pace. This expansion is best exemplified by Australia's energy and mining sectors which are in desperate need of skilled and qualified trade artisans. Employers in Australia are not considering shortlisting for these positions due to Australia facing a massive shortage in these industries a…
Read More ›In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Australian government has released a four-phase plan for reopening international borders. The National Farmers' Federation has welcomed the four-phase plan released following National Cabinet on Friday 2 July, which aims to transition Australia's COVID-19 response and reopen international borders. The NFF has been a vocal suppor…
Read More ›Immigration Minister Alex Hawke announced that 22 new job categories will be added to the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL), which is intended to attract critical workers to the country. Chefs, civil engineers, and software developers are among those whose visas are now being prioritized for processing. The occupations added to the priority list includ…
Read More ›Alex Hawke – Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services, and Multicultural Affairs – was the special guest at the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry's online conference yesterday (ACCI). During the hour-long meeting, Minister Hawke gave an update on migration plans and explained how the government is adjusting its skilled migration program to respond…
Read More ›More Australians are eating out as coronavirus restrictions relax, but industry leaders are calling for immediate access to skilled workers from overseas to alleviate a national shortage of chefs, restaurant managers, and sommeliers. The hospitality industry also heavily relies on front-of-house workers from other countries, including students and working vacationers. Th…
Read More ›Australia recently updated their PMSOL (Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List) and one occupation applicable to many based in South Africa is Social Workers. With this occupation being eligible for a paper-based assessment, you would not even need to travel to Australia as documentation will be sent across to Australia with the help of our Case Managers. We are adv…
Read More ›The Australian PMSOL list has been in place since September 2020 however there was not much movement based on borders being closed. This only escalated the need for certain occupations though as Australia’s economic recovery is based on highlighted areas of demand. Please see these the 19 occupations below; Chief Executive or Managing Director; Construction Project …
Read More ›The state of Victoria is vying to welcome back international students and workers next month as part of a state government plan to support the COVID-19 economic recovery. The proposal calls for the state to accept 120 arrivals per week beginning May 24, including international students and workers for major events or stage/screen productions. The arrivals would be housed…
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