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WA STATE NOMINATION UPDATE!

The WA Government has just conducted TWO surprise invitation rounds in the first week of March!

Here is what we know so far:

Round 1 (March 3): Exclusive focus on the Building & Construction sector. WA is calling out for trades to build the state!

Round 2 (March 6): Targeted at the WA Graduate Stream. We are currently seeing invitations rolling in for:
Chefs
Engineers
Social Workers
Accountants

If you have an EOI lodged, keep a close eye on your inbox!

If you haven't lodged your Expression of Interest yet, NOW is the time to get your application "decision-ready". Competition is fierce, but WA is actively rewarding those with the right skills and strategy.

https://migrationdreamz.com.au/wa-invitation-round-march-2026/

Tasmanian Skilled Migration Program Update 2025–26 🇦🇺

Exciting news for skilled professionals looking to make Tasmania their new home!

Migration Tasmania has officially opened the Application Gateway for new Registrations of Interest (ROI) under the 2025–26 Skilled Migration Program.

✅ Key Highlights:
🔸 The Application Gateway is now accepting new ROIs.
🔸 Updated program settings and processing arrangements are available on the Migration Tasmania website.
🔸 Nominations will be confirmed once the Australian Government finalises state and territory allocations.

Subclass 190 – Health and Allied Health Occupations Added
Eligible after six months of employment in Tasmania under the Skilled Employment Pathway:

👩‍⚕️ Clinical, Educational & Organisational Psychologists

🧑‍💼 Psychotherapists, Social Workers

🧪 Medical Laboratory, Pharmacy, and Operating Theatre Technicians

🚑 Ambulance Officers, Paramedics, Enrolled Nurses, Pathology Collectors

💻 Remote Work Now Recognized for the Tasmanian Established Resident Pathway!

Residents living in Tasmania can now qualify even if working remotely for companies located outside Tasmania or overseas, as long as the work is performed from within Tasmania.

Example:
A software engineer living in Hobart and providing backend development for Google in California is considered a remote worker under this pathway.

However, if you work for a company outside Tasmania but deliver services to Tasmanian clients, this won’t count as remote work — you’ll be considered an employee of a Tasmanian business.

Now’s the time to act!
If you’re a skilled professional looking to live and work in beautiful Tasmania, start your journey today.

📩 Contact Migration Dreamz for expert assistance with your Tasmanian state nomination or visa application.

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🚨 Important Info for Work and Holiday (Subclass 462) Visa Applicants! 🚨

✅ You can only update your Work and Holiday visa registration using the same ImmiAccount you used to create it.

⚠️ Once you click ‘Submit’, you can’t change any details until you've made the payment and your status shows as ‘Received’.

🔍 Before submitting, double-check:

Your country of passport

Your date of birth

Your national ID number

These can’t be changed once submitted — and you also can’t create a new registration if you’ve already submitted one.

Need help or have questions? Contact us — we’re here to assist!

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📢 Important Update: TSMIT Increase from 1 July 2025

The Department of Home Affairs has announced an increase to the Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold (TSMIT) from $73,150 to $76,515, effective 1 July 2025.

🔹 The updated TSMIT applies to nominations lodged on or after 1 July 2025.

💼 Visas affected include:
✅ Subclass 494 (Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional)
✅ Subclass 187 (RSMS – for grandfathered applicants)
✅ Subclass 482 (TSS) and Subclass 186 (ENS) – if lodged prior to 7 December 2024

👉 Nominations lodged before 1 July 2025 will be assessed against the previous threshold of $73,150.

📩 Contact Migration Dreamz for assistance or further guidance.

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