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Yes. States and territories can nominate and invite occupations that sit outside the first priority of Ministerial Direction No. 122, provided the occupation appears on the relevant skilled occupation list for that subclass and the applicant meets the state's…
For an applicant outside Australia, choosing between the 491 and the 190 comes down to far more than how competitive the invitation pool happens to…
The skills assessment requirement for the Subclass 189 visa is assessed at the "time of invitation" (clause 189.222(1), formerly 189.212(1)), not at…
Being 49 does not close the door on migration. The "under 45" restriction applies only to the primary applicant for permanent employer-sponsored and…
Migrating to Australia as a secondary teacher begins with a skills assessment by AITSL for the occupation Secondary School Teacher (code 241411): a…
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