$10 strawberries, empty farms, and another hit for ELICOS: the Working Holiday visa pause
Australia’s migration system is increasingly looking less like a carefully calibrated policy framework and more like a series of ad ...
Read moreDetailsAustralia’s migration system is increasingly looking less like a carefully calibrated policy framework and more like a series of ad ...
Read moreDetailsLast week The Sunday Telegraph asked me for data on secondary temporary graduate visa holders, the partners and children of ...
Read moreDetailsPartner visas are used by Australians who form married or de facto relationships with people from other nationalities. They allow ...
Read moreDetailsAustralia's international education sector has spent the past two years caught in the crossfire of migration politics. The dominant political ...
Read moreDetailsOn 1 July, the cost of applying for an Australian student visa rose to $2,500. The sector's response was immediate ...
Read moreDetailsIn 2001, I paid $95 USD to study in the United States: a $45 F1 visa fee and a $50 ...
Read moreDetailsAustralia’s international education industry is facing a range of challenges, where the government is seeking to reign in international student ...
Read moreDetailsLess than 24 hours after the Australian Government quietly lifted the Student Visa Application Charge from $2,000 to $2,500, Australia's ...
Read moreDetailsThis morning and unexpectedly, student visa rates have been hiked again. No announcements from Ministers, no consultation, and those in ...
Read moreDetailsIs the recent spike in visa refusals a temporary occurrence, a long-term reality, or a policy reset that requires education providers ...
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