Legislation & Policy

2024:

Selected Legislation Changes July - December 2024

Skilled occupations the JSA Migration Model - 2024 Core Skills Occupation List for Consultations

Selected Legislation Changes January - June 2024

2023:

Selected Legislation Changes July - December 2023

Selected Legislation Changes January - June 2023

2022:

Selected Legislation Changes July - December 2022

Selected Legislation Changes January - June 2022

2021:

Selected Legislation Changes - July - December 2021

Selected Legislation Changes - April - June 2021

Selected legislation changes - January-March 2021

2020:

Selected Legislation Changes - November 2020

Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List - September 2020

Selected Legislation Changes - July 2020

Selected legislation changes - Feb/Mar 2020

2019:

Skilled occupation lists - 16 November 2019

Selected Legislation Changes - November 2019

Selected Legislation Changes - July 2019

Skilled occupation lists - 11 March 2019

Selected Legislation changes March 2019

2018:

November 2018 - Selected legislation changes

Mid-Year 2018 Selected legislation changes

Selected legislation changes - March 2018

18 March 2018 - Occupation Lists

17 January 2018 - Occupation Lists

2017:

November 2017 - Selected Changes

Selected Legislation Changes 1 July 2017 - occupation lists, GSM visas, 457/186/187 and more

Occupation Lists - 1 July 2017

Australian Citizenship Changes (20 April 2017)

Legislation changes- Employer Sponsored Visa 457/186/187  (18 April 2017)

2016:

Selected November 2016 Changes

Selected Legislation September 2016

Summary of selected changes coming in effect on 01 July 2016

Skilled Occupation List (SOL) and Consolidated Skilled Occupation List (CSOL) from 1 July 2016

Legislative instruments for student visas from July 2016 and other changes (May 2016)

Legislation changes (April 2016)

NZ citizens - An additional pathway to permanent residency for ‘non-protected’ Special Category Visa (SCV) holders (19 February 2016)

2015:

Legislation and other changes 21 November 2015 (21 November 2015)

Legislation and other changes 01 July 2015 (01 July 2015)

Legislation Changes 18 April 2015 (18 April 2015)

Government response to the Independent Review into integrity in the subclass 457 programme (18 March 2015)

Two Countries - One Visa (14 January 2015)

2014:

Senate Overturns Regulations-cheaper family visas are back (25 September 2014)

Alternative English Language Tests for Visa Applicants (23 May 2014)

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Recent News

  • 21 November 2015 Legislation Changes

    22.11.2015

    23 November 2015: Follow this link for the most important changes


  • 175/176/475 to Be Capped and Ceased

    22.9.2015

    22 September 2015: The majority of outstanding appliations for visa subclasses 175, 176 and 475 will be capped and ceased which means those application will be taken as to have never been made. These applications are offshore GSM visas lodged before 1 July 2012. More info here

  • Legislation and other changes 01 July 2015

    1.7.2015

    01 July 2015: SOL/SOL/RSMS lists have changed. DIBP has a new website. More changes and more info here.



  • New Exchange Rates from 01 July 2015

    24.6.2015

    Those are new exchange rates valid for offshore visa applications from 01 July 2015:

    USDAUD 1.23443

    EURAUD 1.33216

    GBPAUD 1.84214

    More rates - here.



  • MRT and RRT changes

    17.6.2015

    17 June 2015: From 1 July 2015, review application fees will increase to $1,673. In addition, MRT and RRT will become part of AAT. More info here




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