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Migration Newsflash: Three new arrivals in Australian immigration
Three new arrivals in Australian immigration
In this edition, we provide details on three changes to the immigration landscape for 2019.
The Australian Government has announced the arrival of three legislative updates including:
- expansion of the Accredited Sponsorship program
- updates to the Skilled Occupation Lists
- signing of the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement.
In particular, KPMG welcomes an announcement made by Minister David Coleman that the Department of Home Affairs will expand the accredited sponsorship scheme and slash average processing time for Temporary Skills Shortage (TSS) (subclass 482) visas.
Read more about these developments in this Migration Newsflash.
