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Two of the main Australia work visa classes are set to undergo changes later this year with work experience requirements for a popular temporary visa slashed and the Business Innovation and Investment Program (BIIP) ceasing altogether.

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Migration Review changes to Australia work visas imminent - Easy Migrate The changes reflect the findings of the Federal Government’s Migration Review of the innovation-style visa program in place in Australia.

Applications will kick off for the MATES Scheme (Mobility Arrangements for Talented Early-professionals) visa (subclass 403) in December offering a two year stay in Australia for Indian nationals with university qualifications in certain fields.

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Visa applications open next month for Indian MATES in Australia - Easy Migrate Applications for the MATES Scheme visa offering a two year stay in Australia to Indian university graduates has kicked off.

It is unclear when the subclass 482 Temporary Skills Shortage (TSS) visa will change to align with its replacement after the Albanese Government broke a budget promise to reduce the amount of experience needed to apply.

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When will the 482 visa change? Migrants in the dark on timing The Government has broken a promise to reduce the amount of experience needed to apply for a visa with no one sure when 482 visa will change.

Australia student visa savings needed to cover higher costs

Student visa applicants and students with dependent children or spouses need more savings in their bank accounts to apply for a visa to come to Australia to cover the increased cost of living.

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