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VETASSESS Introduces New DAMA Renewal, Reassessment and E-Declaration Changes from 29 June 2026

Business NewsBy Marzena Fordonska June 23, 2026 Leave a comment

VETASSESS will introduce new online renewal and reassessment options for Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA) applicants and replace manual declarations with electronic signatures from 29 June 2026. The changes will apply through the Professional Skills Recognition (PSR) Application Portal and are intended to streamline the application process for applicants and their authorised representatives. According to…

What Points Score Do I Need to Receive an Invitation for Australian Skilled Migration in 2026?

Our BlogBy Marzena Fordonska June 18, 2026 Leave a comment

The minimum points score required to be eligible for Australia’s General Skilled Migration program is 65 points. This applies to: However, meeting the minimum requirement does not guarantee that you will receive an invitation to apply for a visa. The Australian government invites the highest-ranking candidates first, based on points score and other selection factors.…

How Does the Skills Assessment Process Work in 2026?

Our BlogBy Marzena Fordonska June 17, 2026 Leave a comment

For many people applying to work or migrate to Australia, the skills assessment stage is one of the most important and most misunderstood parts of the entire visa process. It is also the stage where many applications start to go off track. Applicants often struggle with: Small mistakes here can lead to delays, refusals, or…

How Can a Business Sponsor Prove That the Position Is Genuine?

Our BlogBy Marzena Fordonska June 17, 2026 Leave a comment

A genuine position is a role that legitimately exists within a business and is genuinely required for its ongoing operations. The Department of Home Affairs (DOHA) assesses whether the nominated occupation reflects a real business need rather than a position created primarily to obtain a visa outcome for a particular person. The role must: Why…

Will Australia’s Regional Visa Cuts Impact Employer Hiring in 2026–2027?

Business NewsBy Marzena Fordonska June 9, 2026 Leave a comment

The cut to regional skilled visas will be harder for some employers, especially those who depend heavily on regional visa places. However, it does not mean regional hiring from overseas is stopping. It means the system is being tightened and redistributed. What Changed in the 2026–2027 Federal Budget? The Federal Budget released in May 2026…

How Australian Businesses Can Become a Standard Business Sponsor in 2026

Our BlogBy Marzena Fordonska June 1, 2026 Leave a comment

Finding skilled workers is becoming increasingly difficult for many Australian businesses. You may already know the challenge: roles stay vacant longer than expected, local recruitment pools are limited, and growth plans can slow down simply because the right talent is not available at the right time. For many employers, becoming a Standard Business Sponsor (SBS)…

What Jobs Are Currently in Demand in Australia This 2026?

Our BlogBy Marzena Fordonska May 27, 2026 Leave a comment

Australia continues to experience skilled worker shortages across healthcare, construction, engineering, education, hospitality, technology, and trade industries in 2026. As a result, many overseas workers are asking the same question: ‘Is my occupation eligible for an Australian skilled visa?’ The answer often depends on whether your occupation appears on the Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL)…

Can I Get a Job in Australia Before Moving There?

Our BlogBy Marzena Fordonska May 25, 2026 Leave a comment

One of the most common questions from overseas applicants is whether it is possible to secure employment in Australia before actually moving. The short answer is yes, but the reality is more nuanced. It depends on your occupation, your experience, and, importantly, your visa eligibility pathway. For many people, the confusion starts with two competing…

Tasmania to Close Skilled Migration ROIs on 3 June As Nomination Places Near Exhaustion

Business NewsBy Marzena Fordonska May 24, 2026 Leave a comment

Tasmania will stop accepting new skilled migration Registrations of Interest (ROIs) from 5 pm on 3 June 2026, after strong demand pushed the state close to exhausting its nomination allocation. The announcement affects all pathways and passes under the Tasmanian Skilled Migration State Nomination Program for the 2025–26 program year. Migration Tasmania confirmed that the…

Federal Budget 2026–27: Australia Tightens Skilled Migration While Prioritising Onshore Applicants

Business News, Our BlogBy Marzena Fordonska May 20, 2026 Leave a comment

Australia will keep its permanent migration program at 185,000 places in 2026–27, but will sharpen selection towards skilled onshore applicants and reform how migrants are assessed and prioritised. The Migration Program Remains Stable at 185,000 Places On 12 May 2026, the Australian Government confirmed that the 2026–27 permanent migration program will stay at 185,000 places,…

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