The NSW Government has just announced that the next intake for State Sponsorship for the Subclass 190 Visa will be on 22 October 2014 at 10am. An updated occupation list has also been published which excludes Accountants and certain ICT occupations.
Continue reading NSW State Sponsorship – October 2014 Intake Details
Based on the latest information and news, the NSW State Government will re-open state sponsorship applications on 14 October 2014, with a new State Sponsorship List to be announced on 1 October 2014. Get ready for the October 2014 intake.
Information for prospective applicants seeking NSW State Sponsorship is available below.
The ACT Government has released the new ACT Occupation List for State Sponsored Migration effective 1 August 2014.Continue reading New ACT Occupation List – August 2014 Update
NSW State Sponsorship Applications are now open and will close once 1000 applications have been received by the NSW State Government.Continue reading NSW State Sponsorship Re-opened 14 July 2014
>> NSW State Sponsorship Now Open! Click here for more information – 14 July 2014.The ceilings apply for points-tested skilled migration visas.
Continue reading SkillSelect Occupation Ceilings Announced 2014-2015
ACT State Migration is open but under review.Apply before the changes.
High Availability for South Australia State Migration Occupations effective 1 July 2014.Apply Now to make sure you don’t miss out! Places will fill quickly.
Continue reading South Australia State Migration Occupation List – 1 July 2014
Queensland Government announces new State Sponsorship Occupation List for Skilled Migration.Effective 1 July 2014
Continue reading Queensland announces new State Migration Skilled Occupation List
The NSW State Government has announced the 2014-2015 state sponsorship program for skilled migration.NSW is now open for business.
The latest news from the NSW State Government announced on 1 July 2014.
Following the announcement of the new Skilled Occupation List starting 1 July 2014, we have received many enquiries from Chefs about migration to Australia. This is because “Chef” will return to the SOL list for independent migration.
Continue reading I’m a Chef – How can I migrate to Australia?