#01:
British people are searching for immigration to Australia
Rich people may settle in Australia
In the recent period, when global inflation continues to rise, a large number of British people want to "money" out of the UK and go to Australia. .
data shows that in April this year, British people’s online searches for overseas immigration skyrocketed, with the number increasing by 1,000%!
The number of British visa searches related to Australian immigration has increased by 670%, which also represents the British willingness to go to Australia.
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The main reason why a large number of British people want to immigrate overseas is directly related to the current high inflation rate in the UK.
Because of rising inflation, the cost of living in the UK continues to increase. The Bank of England issued a warning, The current British inflation rate will reach 10% this year, but the British economy will remain stagnant.
The income of British people will remain unchanged, but living expenses will increase significantly. It is precisely because of this high cost of living pressure that many people want to escape and go to a relatively relaxed country to start a new life.
Some people may be confused, Aren’t prices in Australia also rising sharply recently?
It is true to say so, but the comparison will be harmful to the British...
Although Australia is experiencing severe inflation, the Australian Central Bank also pointed out in the latest monetary policy resolution released on June 7 that is relatively Compared with other developed economies, Australia's situation is not too bad.
It can also be seen from the latest inflation data for 43 economies released by OECD that Australia ranks only sixth from the bottom in this list, with an inflation rate of 5.1%. By comparison, UK ranks 19th with an inflation rate of 7.8%.
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Not only the British want to "moisten", but after the impact of the epidemic gradually subsides, the world's millionaires can't sit still.
The latest Henley Global Citizens Report has released the immigration data of millionaires in 2022, and the global immigration wave of wealthy people is restarting. Forecast data shows that the top 10 countries/regions with the largest net inflow of high-net-worth individuals in 2022 will be the United Arab Emirates, Australia, Singapore, Israel, Switzerland, the United States, Portugal, Greece, Canada and New Zealand.
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In the report, the reporter mentioned in the "Henry Global Citizen Report" that Australia, which has performed very well for a long time, has been attracting a large number of wealthy people.
According to statistics, more than 80,000 US dollar millionaires have immigrated to Australia in the past 20 years.
In 2022, the net inflow is expected to reach 3,500 people, the second highest in the world.
#02:
New visa regulations
Latest census data:
Immigration has become "mainstream" for the first time
It is foreseeable that with the advent of the post-epidemic era and the possibility of relaxing immigration policies after the new prime minister takes office, Australia will once again become overseas Popular destination for immigrants.
Not only that, the latest census data has once again confirmed Australia’s attractiveness to overseas immigrants.
The latest census data is out this week!
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Overseas immigrants have become the "mainstream" of Australia's population for the first time
Data show that more than 50% of Australian residents were born overseas, and 48.2% of the population's parents are immigrants.
Australia’s population has doubled in the past 50 years, with more than 1 million people added since 2017.
At the same time, India has surpassed China and New Zealand to become one of the top three countries of birth for Australia's population, second only to Australia and the United Kingdom.
About 220,000 people born in India became Australian residents between the 2016 Census and the 2021 Census, the largest increase.
Nepali immigration ranked second, with an increase of 67,752 people compared to 2016. This means that the number of Nepalese in Australia has more than doubled (123.7%) since 2016.
Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) shows that the top five ancestors of Australians are British (33.0%), Australians (29.9%), Irish (9.5%), Scottish (8.6%) and Chinese (5.5%).
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Between 2017 and 2021, more than 1 million residents arrived in Australia, and before the new crown pandemic closed the country, four-fifths of overseas immigrants settled in Australia.
[Compiled report by Australian Network] The beginning of the new fiscal year on July 1 means that the quotas in the Australian immigration program will be readjusted, providing new opportunities for overseas people. In response to the pandemic, this year has also brought some key changes for certain visa holders.
Some visa adjustments are as follows:
Temporary skills shortage visa
People who hold a temporary skills shortage visa (TSS, also known as 482 visa) will have an easier time applying for permanent residency. As of March 31, there were 52,440 people in Australia holding a 482 visa or the related 457 visa. This visa stopped providing new places to applicants in March 2018.
But from July 1, these visa holders can apply for a Temporary Residence Transitional (TRT) visa, which allows skilled workers nominated by their employer to live and work permanently in Australia. But the new pathway will only be available for two years from that date.
It is understood that eligible people need to live in Australia for at least one year from February 1, 2020 to December 14, 2021. This pathway is also available to 457 visa holders working in occupations on the Short-Term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL).
Age limit exemption
Another change affecting 457 visa holders means that they will no longer be subject to age restrictions when applying for permanent residency through the TRT. According to Work Visa assistant attorney Luke Edwards, these visa holders aged 45 and above had no way to obtain permanent residency before.
It is worth noting that these adjustments to exempt the age limit are only valid for two years after July 1. 457 visa holders need to have held their visa on or after 18 April 2017 to be eligible for the age exemption change. In addition, applicants also need to stay in Australia for at least one year from February 1, 2020 to December 14, 2021.
Temporary Graduate Visa
Starting from July 1, existing and old temporary graduate visa holders who have been delayed due to epidemic travel restrictions can also apply for a replacement visa. To be eligible, applicants must hold a valid temporary graduate visa, or previously held a temporary graduate visa expiring on or after 1 February 2020. In addition, applicants must also have lived overseas from February 1, 2020 to December 15, 2021.
The government predicts the measure is expected to benefit around 30,000 existing or old temporary graduate visa holders.
Working holidaymaker visa
Border closures caused by the pandemic have locked out working holidaymakers and put pressure on industries that normally rely on their contributions. But from July 1, there will be a 30 per cent increase in the number of working holidaymakers from a number of countries as part of the 462 visa arrangement, but these will only be capped in 2022-23.
In addition, starting from the new financial year, Mongolia and Brazil will also join the Australian working holiday visa program. At the same time, age limits and upper limits will also change in some countries. For example, the age limit for citizens of Italy and Denmark will increase by five years - from 30 to 35 years.
The visa changes that will be implemented from July 1 will provide new routes to permanent residence for skilled workers, provide more venues for working holidaymakers, and provide opportunities for graduates affected by the coronavirus border closure. to make up for the time they were locked out of Australia.
