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Australia's new immigration rules explained: Stricter English language tests and dodgy courses targeted as foreign arrivals surge - Vimarsana News

Australia's new immigration rules explained: Stricter English language tests and dodgy courses targeted as foreign arrivals surge

The Australian government is now vowing to slash immigration numbers by targeting visa hopping international students and cracking down on dodgy private colleges. Here's what it means.

Australia's migration strategy "problematic" for VET colleges - Vimarsana News

Australia's migration strategy "problematic" for VET colleges

Australia’s migration review has rocked the international education sector - and the approach to VET within it is “highly problematic”, according to ITECA.

Labor reveals the key way it plans to slash immigration - Vimarsana News

Labor reveals the key way it plans to slash immigration

Labor says its crackdown will reduce immigration by 185,000 over four years. But it now expects 1.6million overseas arrivals between 2022 and 2027 - up from 1.5million previously predicted.

Australia to Tighten Visa Rules for Intl Students; Tougher English Tests and More to Fix 'Broken System' - Vimarsana News

Australia to Tighten Visa Rules for Intl Students; Tougher English Tests and More to Fix 'Broken System'

Discover Australia's revamped visa rules affecting students and workers. Tightened policies reshape migration dynamics, aiming for a sustainable future

Source: news18.com
Labor's new Migration Strategy is a 'positive step forward' - Vimarsana News

Labor's new Migration Strategy is a 'positive step forward'

The Albanese Government’s new Migration Strategy is a “positive step forward” say hospitality associations.