South Australian Immigration News

New Australian Parent Visa: Five-year Temporary Sponsored Parent Visa (Subclass 870) Available 2019

New Australian Parent Visa: Five-year Temporary Sponsored Parent Visa (Subclass 870) Available 2019

Parents and Grandparents of Australian Citizens, Permanent Migrants, and eligible New Zealand citizens will be able to come to Australia and stay for up to 5 years per visit through the Temporary Sponsored Parent Visa (Subclass 870) and re-apply for another in 3 or 5 years from 1 July 2019. 

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New Nomination Criteria Rewards South Australian International Students (190 visa & 489 visa)

New Nomination Criteria Rewards South Australian International Students (190 visa & 489 visa)

On 28 February 2019, Immigration SA has introduced some changes to its general skilled migration nomination policies. These changes are aimed to enhance South Australian immigration by encouraging skilled international graduates to remain and reside in South Australia.

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South Australia - The Best State For The Business Talent 132 Visa

South Australia - The Best State For The Business Talent 132 Visa

Even though the Business Talent 132 visa is available throughout all of Australia, South Australia sponsors over 50% of all 132 visa applicants every year.

So, why is South Australia so attractive to 132 visa migrants?

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Policy Update: South Australia State Sponsorship Occupation List Changes

Policy Update: South Australia State Sponsorship Occupation List Changes

Immigration SA has conducted a mid-year review that resulted in an updated occupation list for the General Skilled Migration (GSM) visas.

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Australian Immigration: In-Depth Review of Changes From 2018-2019

Australian Immigration: In-Depth Review of Changes From 2018-2019

Throughout the 2018/2019 programme year, Australian immigration has witnessed some massive changes. These changes range from new government, policy changes, the abolishment of the 457 visa, and new visas being implemented. Scroll the index below to find an in-depth summary of changes and what we predict will come in 2019.

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