Recently, the Australian Immigration Association MIA held its 35th anniversary annual meeting, inviting the Australian Immigration Minister and many relevant project officials to share relevant Australian immigration policies on the spot. Australian immigration lawyers were invited to participate.
Australian Immigration Minister Andrew Giles said that the Australian Immigration Bureau is committed to improving the efficiency of approval and has cleared 2.13 million backlog of visas to be approved in the past six months.
The Australian federal government has promised to add $36.1 million to speed up the problem of visa application backlog. Since July this year, the Immigration Bureau has recruited nearly 300 new visa processing personnel, and nearly 200 other personnel are undergoing training to restore visa review to pre-epidemic status by early 2023.
In addition, the Immigration Bureau is also preparing to recruit a large number of digital marketing and IT talents to optimize the visa review system, ensure the quality of visa submission and improve the efficiency of visa review in Australia.
Recently, the focus of the Immigration Bureau's review has been mainly focused on overseas applicants, including 189 invitations and visa reviews, but it will also balance domestic applicants.
Australian Immigration Bureau officials reiterated the importance of temporary immigration to obtain permanent residence. For former 489 visa holders currently in Australia, they will continue to solve the problem of PR transfer visa review, and consider increasing resources for the 887 permanent residence visa.
For a 482 work visa, because this visa is of great help to solve Australia's recent skill shortage, the trial period is generally 2-3 months. Among them, the trial of health and medical-related professions can now be completed in 2 working days, and education-related professions will also be given priority and efficient processing.
Australia is taking action to make broader changes to immigration rules by clearing the backlog of visas and increasing the number of immigration programs, and re-establishing immigration as the government's national construction function.
The federal government clearly shows that immigration will continue to be part of Australia's future success. If you have the opportunity to immigrate to Australia, what are you waiting for? Take action quickly!
