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Digilocker, the Indian government’s document digitisation service, is partnering with Australia-based educational document verification service EduVerifi.

News News: Australia has witnessed a surge in visa rejection rates due to some educational institutions withdrawing admission offers amid government's new migration strategy. The rejection of numerous overseas students has led to a significant 20% reduction in student visa approvals, marking the most substantial shift in two decades. Find out how this impacts Indian applicants.

Reports indicate that universities have retracted offers to students who did not have strong applications and are perceived to be an immigration risk. It is not clear how many students from India have been impacted by the curbs, but applications of students from Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Haryana are reported to be coming in for greater scrutiny.

The Migration Amendment Bill 2023 will hold employers accountable for exploitation of temporary visas holders.

A visa scheme aimed at enticing big-spending investors to Australia has been discontinued amid fears it was exploited by corrupt foreign officials and criminals.

Blatant factual errors in an article published by The Australian on the Governments immigration strategy could have been avoided with simple fact-checking.

A controversial rule introduced as part of Australia’s Migration Strategy shouldn’t have “a real impact” on demand, but could impact certain demographics.

Historically, the US, the UK, Australia, and Canada have been the most popular overseas destinations for Indian students as well as for those seeking citizenship & work opportunities abroad. Where did Indians move in 2023? Will the migration graph change in 2024?

From 1 July 2023, the Albanese Government belatedly started tightening the student visa policy it inherited from the Coalition.

With the release of a new migration strategy, Australia may benefit from faster, more flexible access to a global pool of skilled tech workers.