Invitation Round Update, Visa Options, Scholarships

JUNE 2023 MIGRATION UPDATES AND UPCOMING CHANGES
As we move to the last month of the 2022-23 financial year, we take a back to reflect our post-pandemic recovery. As Migration now is going back to pre-pandemic level with invitation rounds both from different states and the the newly announced Migration planning level for 2023-24 FY, we can say that, Government is focusing now on skilled Migration. To find the new allocation and allocations for other visas for 2023-24 financial year, check this article:

https://www.racc.net.au/migration-planning-level-visa-allocation-2023-24

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Canberra (ACT Matrix) State Nomination Program 

Lot of medium-to-long-term as well as short-term occupations received invitation in Canberra with very less points. Canberra is a very good option for Skilled Migration if your occupation is in the Canberra Occupation list. 

ACT is still left with a chunk of quota for subclass190 and 491 after additional allocation were made. Hence, under the ACT (Canberra) state nomination program, the state issued PR invitations with very less points starting from only 45 points.

• Trade Occupations

• Cook

• Child care Centre Manager

• HR, Sales, Construction Managers

• Engineers

• Human resource professionals

• Graphic Designers etc.

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Read more and find the full list here: 

https://www.racc.net.au/act-matrix-canberra-state-and-regional-sponsor-invitation-round

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Western Australia (WA) State Nomination Program 

Invitations issued to popular occupations like IT, Engineering, Trade with only 65-75 points. (This is inclusive of the state points, so you can apply once you have only 50 points)

• Apply while residing in WA/Other States/Offshore

• Flexible requirements for WA Migration Schedule 1

• No work experience needed for WA Migration Schedule 2

• Certificate III and above level qualifications may be eligible to apply through Graduate stream

• More than 100 Occupations in the WA Graduate Stream including Accountant, IT, Engineering. Trade, Chef and many more.

Read more:

https://www.racc.net.au/western-australia-state-regional-sponsor

If you are graduating soon and contemplating whether to choose between applying for Temporary Graduate Visa (TR 485) or,

another visa option, this article might help you to decide your next step.​

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If you have received an invitation and if you want us to review and check your application, submit, and follow up with immigration, you can send an email to migration6@racc.net.au to receive a quote.
Claim your 50% discount by using this code RACC2023

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You can book a Phone FREE Consultation regarding this with our Team via this link:

https://www.racc.net.au/migration-agent-education-agent

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Simple as it may sound, it is not only a choice between two. Your choice also may open up new pathways and opportunities depending on where you would like to study or spend your Temporary Graduate Visa.
 

For example,

• You can get additional 10 points if you spend 2 years in Canberra during your TR 485.

• You can get additional 20 points if you study and work in Canberra for 2 years.

• You can get 3 year of Temporary Graduate Visa if you have graduated from Master course.

• You can get up to 4 years of Temporary Graduate Visa if you have graduated from a regional area (apart from Melbourne, Sydney and Queensland - all states are considered regional area.