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The government's first Federal Budget since it was elected in 2022 has revealed the size and composition of the migration program will continue to focus on skilled migration in 2023-2024.

The article is a summary of NISA highlights if you are planning more innovative or entrepreneurial resolutions for 2016.

The Department now has extensive powers to enforce border sovereignty through Australia's immigration and criminal laws.

Reforms have various implications for investment into Australia's resources & renewables sectors.

The Australian government’s confirmation of the 2026-27 permanent Migration Program brings critical strategic clarity to corporate sponsors navigating the immigration landscape.

National security test aims to help the government screen for foreign interference in Sensitive National Security Businesses.

Discusses key changes in the FIRB portal for renewable energy investors.

The SIV and PIV programmes provide for foreign persons to obtain Australian visas by investing in complying investments.

Significant changes to the approved English language tests for Australian visa applications.

The income thresholds that apply to skilled visa applications will see significant increases.

FIRB approval required for all proposed foreign investment in developed commercial land, mining & production tenements etc

Subclass 482 (Skills in Demand) and Subclass 186 (Employer Nomination Scheme) visa holders and applicants.

The government has made new regulations which implement a new PIV program and proposed changes to the SIV program.

Ensure your international graduate employees understand the updated visa criteria.

Introduction of the Core Skills stream of the new Skills in Demand (SID) visa.

The Skilling Australia Fund (SAF) levy is a mandatory fee that employers must pay when sponsoring overseas workers.

New tax framework for the proposed corporate collective investment vehicle (CCIV) is designed to encourage foreign investment. .