TSMIT sets the minimum salary level that must be paid to temporary skilled migrants in order for them to be eligible for sponsorship. The TSMIT helps ensure that skilled migrants are paid fair wages and prevents exploitation in the labor market. From 1 July 2023, the TSMIT increased from $53,900 to $70,000. This is significant […]
Category Archives: Visas
Tourists in Australia with visas due to expire were urged to take action by the acting Immigration Minister on Wednesday 15th April. In March we reported on what temporary residents can do stranded in Australia. With many countries closing their borders, and airlines stopping flights, many visitors and temporary workers and students are stuck in […]
COVID-19: Student Visa – Extending your stay Travel bans, border closures and quarantining have impacted student visa holders looking to complete their courses in Australia. As a result, some students may find their subclass 500 visa expiring before they finish their studies. For other students who have finished their studies, the travel bans have stopped […]
The Australian Business Migration Groupis delighted to announce it is partnering with Diesel Mechanics DownUnder. Diesel Mechanics DownUnder sources qualified diesel mechanics from within Australia and overseas to help plug the existing skills shortage in Australia. Diesel Mechanics DownUnder is currently sourcing qualified candidates for a range of employers, including those from the agricultural, haulage, and mining […]
How the marriage equality vote will affect visas for same-sex couples The marriage equality debate is well under way in Australia as the country prepares for a postal plebiscite. The results of the questionnaire will inform a vote in parliament on the issue. As well as being a social issue, marriage equality is a business […]
Perth in Western Australia has been voted the second friendliest city in the world by Condé Nast Travelermagazine. Perth’s proximity to Asia makes it an ideal short trip destination. Not only does Perth share the same time zone as Singapore and Malaysia, a 5 hour flight can deliver you to a city that is now home […]
Just when you thought the flurry of Australian visa rule changes had calmed, more changes are announced. It’s been quite a year so far for Australian immigration. It began In April, when the Government announced structural changes to the subclass 457 visa – a temporary skilled migration visa that enables businesses to fill urgent skills […]
Australia’s hospitality scene continues to be mouthwatering. Recent visa changes affecting chefs and cooks are not. What can restaurant and café owners do? If primetime TV shows like My Kitchen Rules and MasterChef are anything to go by, Australia loves a good cook. Enjoying beautifully presented and delicious tasting dishes has become a national pastime. […]
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