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India is now the largest overseas-born group in Australia π¦πΊ
But beyond the numbers β migrants are powering the economy, workforce, and future of the country.
6 days ago | [YT] | 5
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Does studying abroad really change your life, or is it just FOMO because others are going?
This question often made me think. Whatβs your opinion? π€
1 week ago | [YT] | 2
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π¨ Big wage update in Australia β this could impact thousands of young workers π¦πΊ
Australia has introduced major changes to junior wages under the Retail, Fast Food, and Pharmacy Awards.
π Whatβs changing?
Young workers will now receive higher pay rates, with changes aimed at making wages more fair and aligned with adult rates.
π Who is affected?
β’ Retail workers ποΈ
β’ Fast food workers π
β’ Pharmacy employees π
Especially those under 21 years of age
π Why this matters:
Earlier, junior employees were paid significantly lower just because of age.
These changes aim to reduce that gap and improve fairness at workplaces.
π What you should know:
β’ Employers must update pay rates as per new rules
β’ If youβre working part-time/casual in these sectors, your pay may increase
β’ Important for international students working in retail & hospitality jobs
This is a positive step towards fair pay and better work conditions in Australia.
#AustraliaJobs #MinimumWage #StudentLifeAustralia #InternationalStudents
2 weeks ago | [YT] | 5
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π¨ Big update for OCI applicants in Australia
The Consulate General of India (Brisbane) has announced that from 1st April 2026, OCI applications will NO longer be accepted by post.
π What this means for you:
β’ You must visit the VFS Global centre in person
β’ Appointment is mandatory before visiting
β’ Carry all original documents for verification
β’ Incomplete documents can lead to delays or rejection
This change makes the process more strict and verification-focused, so preparation is very important.
Make sure you plan your appointment early and keep all documents ready to avoid last-minute issues.
1 month ago | [YT] | 3
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π¨ New Migration Update: Assessing Authority Change (Surveyors)
Following the liquidation of the Geospatial Council of Australia, a new assessing authority has been appointed.
π Institution of Surveyors NSW (ISNSW) is now the official assessing authority for Surveyor (ANZSCO 232212)
βοΈ Applies to visa applications from 8 October 2025 (including undecided applications)
βοΈ No need to redo skills assessments if already completed with GCA
βοΈ Ensures applicants are not disadvantaged by timing delays
Also clarified:
π ACS and VETASSESS remain assessing authorities for certain occupations (incl. 224999)
π‘ Key takeaway:
This is a technical but important update ensuring continuity and fairness for applicants impacted by the GCA liquidation.
1 month ago | [YT] | 4
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Australia has introduced a temporary arrival control measure affecting certain visitor visa holders (Subclass 600) linked to Iranian passports.
π This is not a blanket ban, but a targeted restriction under the Migration Act 1958 (Section 84B).
π It applies only to specific visa records where an Iranian passport is linked.
π The rule is temporary (up to 6 months) unless changed earlier.
This shows how immigration can take quick policy action based on current situations, so always stay updated before planning travel.
#AustraliaVisa #TravelUpdate #ImmigrationNews #Subclass600 #AustraliaImmigration #VisaUpdate
1 month ago | [YT] | 3
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π¨ Visa Approvedβ¦ but STILL canβt enter Australia?
Yes β under the new Migration Amendment (2026 Measures No.1), Section 84B allows the government to temporarily block visa holders from entering Australia β even with a valid visa.
π Called Arrival Control Determination
π Entry can be stopped for up to 6 months (can extend)
π Mostly affects people outside Australia during global risks
β οΈ Your visa may be validβ¦ but entry is NOT guaranteed anymore.
Stay informed. Migration rules are changing fast.
#AustraliaVisa #AustraliaPR
1 month ago | [YT] | 8
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You need to submit an expression of interest (EOI) before you can be invited to apply for:
Skilled Independent (subclass 189) visa
Skilled Nominated (subclass 190) visa
Skilled Wββorkββ Regional (Provisional) (subclass 491) visa.
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π¨ 485 Visa Fee Doubled from 1 March 2026! π¦πΊ
The Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) application fee has increased from AUD $2,300 to AUD $4,600 starting 1 March 2026.
π° New Cost: From AUD $4,600
π A lower visa fee applies for eligible Pacific Island and Timor-Leste citizens (as per official Department of Home Affairs update).
If youβre planning to apply for the Post Study Work Visa (485), make sure you budget accordingly and check the latest information on the official immigration website before lodging your application.
This change directly impacts:
βοΈ International students
βοΈ Post-study work applicants
βοΈ Temporary Graduate Visa applicants
βοΈ Australia PR pathway planning
Save this post & share with friends who are applying for 485 visa Australia 2026.
2 months ago | [YT] | 2
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π¦πΊ Respect at Uni Report β Racism in Australian Universities
A major Australian Human Rights Commission study surveyed 76,000+ students and staff across 42 universities β and the findings are serious.
Key highlights:
β’ 70% experienced or witnessed indirect racism
β’ 15% experienced direct racism
β’ Very high rates reported by Jewish and Palestinian students
β’ First Nations, Asian, Middle Eastern and other communities also heavily impacted
β’ Many students donβt report incidents due to low trust in complaint systems
The report includes 47 recommendations for universities and government to improve safety, inclusion and accountability on campus.
Universities should be places of learning β not fear.
Swipe through the carousel to understand the full findings β
2 months ago | [YT] | 5
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