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1 month budget has finally been officially announced!
What makes everyone think about the final allocation of quotas the most.
Skilled immigration this fiscal year is the biggest winner, especially the stunning 189 visa.
At present, 189 has used up more than 20,000 quotas after two rounds of invitations. So in today's budget, will 189 have more quotas?
How to allocate permanent immigration quotas for this fiscal year? At the September Skills Summit, the government announced that the quota for permanent residence immigration in this fiscal year (2022-23) will increase from 160,000 to 195,000.
The 195,000 quotas for this fiscal year will be allocated like this:
- Skilled immigration: 142,400
- Family immigration: 52,500
- Special qualification: 100
How much will the visa for each category be allocated?
- Independent skilled immigration started on July 1 this year, and doubled to 32,100! The immigration quota for remote areas of immigration visa
- Remote area immigration quota (including 187,491 and 494 visa categories) will increase from the current 25,000 to 34,000, and will increase by 9,000 places!
- state guaranteed skilled immigration quota surged again! Quota increased from the current 20,000 quotas to 31,000, and increased by 11,000 places! has increased by more than 50%!
- Employer-guaranteed visa quota increases by 5,000, from 30,000 to 35,000.
- Parent Immigration quota has increased to 8500!
- Investment Immigration almost half folded from 9500 to 5000!
- is getting colder and colder. GTI visa quota has also been reduced by nearly half to 5,000 .
increased by 3w5,000 compared with the 16W of the previous Morrison government.
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What is the situation of the interest groups related to immigration?
Child Care Stakeholders:
One of the core of the Labor government budget and its campaign is the 4.7 billion investment expenditure on child care over the next four years. These government funds are designed to provide universal childcare services to 90% of families, providing more generous subsidies to Australian families, including: paid parental leave allowances will be extended for six weeks to 26 weeks (6 months), a $6,499 increase in subsidy amount, and a maximum childcare subsidy rate to 90%, and a $300,000 subsidy rate. On the one hand, this means that the pressure on families with children to take care of will be reduced in all aspects. On the other hand, it also shows the Labor government's support and promotion of child care services. Students who are interested in child care should not miss this good opportunity.
Honor care Stakeholders:
Labor government will provide $2.5 billion in funding to support the Australian nursing care industry within 4 years. The government is fulfilling its commitment to increase the average number of care minutes per resident and requires elderly care facilities to be equipped with a registered nurse throughout the day. Because quality elderly care requires a skilled and valuable workforce.The government supports pay raises for elderly care workers by submitting a wage proposal to the Equal Work Commission and will provide funds to support any resulting salary increase. The government will also establish a national registration program for individual nursing workers in response to the recommendations of the Royal Council on Aged Care, including a new code of conduct to protect elderly care practitioners and further specialize the workforce. Meanwhile, the government is providing ongoing support and protection to those most susceptible to severe COVID-19, including those living in nursing homes. This includes $810.2 million for additional support for elderly care providers to manage COVID-19, and $34.9 million for continuing to cover tests for elderly care.
Students with key skills:
Australians who want to work in key skills are very lucky. The government strongly subsidizes courses that want to learn related skills. The new budget allocates 20,000 additional government-subsidized university degree spots to areas with critical skills shortages to train more teachers, nurses and engineers. The budget commitment includes an additional 4,036 degrees for education, including 1,469 degrees for early education teachers. It also includes 2,600 additional nursing degrees, 2,275 information technology degrees, 2,740 health majors (such as pharmacy and health sciences), as well as 1,738 engineering degrees and other areas of skills shortage. He said. The newly added university degree quotas will be used for students enrolling next year and 2024. In addition, the government will provide 180,000 free TAFE and vocational education quotas starting from 2023, with the program costing 1.1 billion and half-financed by the federal government and states and territories. These TAFE and vocational training places will be available in key skill shortage areas in nursing, digital skills, hospitality and tourism, construction, agriculture and defense manufacturing. In addition, the government budget will invest RMB 159 million to train 4,036 additional teachers. The key points have been drawn, and I hope that all students who come to study and work in Australia can take a good look.
Small Business:
The government will provide AUD 15.1 million to expand the tailored small business mental health and financial consulting plans, NewAccess for small business owners and small business debt help hotline. These programs have helped many small businesses through the challenges of COVID-19 and the recent natural disaster . Friends who go to small business state guarantees, don’t miss the opportunity to flee the government ~
Remote areas:
The government will invest 7.4 billion Australian dollars to support the development of remote areas in Australia. The government will provide fair and transparent investments in community and economic infrastructure. The budget includes $1 billion for two new key projects to drive remote areas. The government also encourages community groups and local councils in remote and rural areas to seek support in the new Growing Regions Program, which will fund infrastructure projects in remote areas such as libraries and regional airport upgrades. Through its new remote area zones and partnership programs, the government will invest in local-based projects to transform remote area centers. Through its priority community infrastructure program and investment community program, the government will provide A$1.4 billion in investments for local community, sports and infrastructure projects across Australia. Maybe when talking about immigration from remote areas in a few years, people will no longer be afraid of " going to the countryside and ".
This quota allocation is obviously to use skilled immigration as the main force, and other visas will give way first.
This also means that the immigration window is coming! This is the time when the Australian government employs people, which is the time when immigrants are most likely to get ashore.
And this kind of good opportunity does not exist at all times. Those who want to go ashore must not miss it!
