Australia, Canada & New Zealand Immigration Update - 24 April 2022
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May 10, 2022
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Australia,
Canada & NZ Immigration Update
24 April 2022 -
Issue #43
In this issue:
·
South Australia
launches 2021-22 skilled migration program
·
Australia’s eligible
occupations for priority skilled migration
·
Quebec seeking skilled
migrants for record job vacancies
·
New Zealand allocates
5,000 places for international students
·
Special Feature:
Famous New Zealanders – Sir Ernest Rutherford!
·
Other Global News
Australian Immigration
South Australia launches 2021-22 skilled migration
program
South
Australia has opened its 2021-22 skilled migration program for onshore and
offshore applicants.
Candidates
who meet the State government and Department of Home Affairs requirements can
now apply for a state nomination for skilled migration to Australia in the
following categories:
· Talent and Innovators
Program;
· International Graduate
of South Australia;
· Currently working in
South Australia (including long-term residents); and
· Offshore Interest
Registration – Critical Skills category.
You can
read more here on
South Australia’s 2021-22 skilled migration program!
Australia’s
eligible occupations for priority skilled migration
Australia’s
Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL) consists of 44 occupations
that are eligible for priority skilled migration to Australia.
The
PMSOL identifies critical occupations to support Australia’s economic recovery
following the Covid-19 pandemic. Eligible occupations include engineering,
medical and business professions, among others.
PMSOL
applicants can benefit from priority processing of their applications and apply
for skilled migration to Australia with four visa subclasses:
· Employer Nomination
Scheme (ENS) visa (subclass 186);
· Regional Sponsored
Migration Scheme (RSMS) visa (subclass 187);
· Temporary Skill
Shortage (TSS) visa (subclass 482); and
· Skilled Employer
Sponsored Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 494).
Read
more here for
all the eligible occupations for priority skilled migration to Australia!
Canadian Immigration
Quebec seeking skilled migrants for record job
vacancies
Quebec
is looking for skilled workers to alleviate record job vacancies in the
province.
According
to a study by
the Institute du Quebec, the pandemic transformed the provincial labour market,
with public health measures exacerbating previous workforce shortages.
Quebec’s
provincial government and the Canadian federal government have put forth a
number of measures, such as increasing immigration to support skilled migrants
to move to Quebec and fill job vacancies.
Click here to
read more on Quebec’s job vacancies and plans for increasing skilled migration!
New Zealand Immigration
New Zealand
allocates 5,000 places for international students
New
Zealand has allocated 5,000 places for international students to schools,
universities and other educational institutions in the country.
The New
Zealand government announced the 5,000 international student allocation as part
of its five-part plan to reopen borders following the pandemic.
Students
from other countries will be able to enter New Zealand with special permission
for border exceptions and start their studies from mid-2022.
Read
more here on
New Zealand allowing 5,000 international students to return to the country!
Famous New Zealanders – Sir Ernest Rutherford!
Sir
Ernest Rutherford is regarded as the father of nuclear physics. He was born in
1871 in Brightwater, near Nelson, and was one of the first international
students to obtain a graduate scholarship to Cambridge – without having to go
through the undergraduate system!
Having
a brilliant scientific mind, Sir Ernest Rutherford made three major discoveries
that helped shape modern science as we know it. He was the first person in the
world to split an atom and discover its nuclear structure. Moreover, he
discovered alpha and beta rays, and put forward the laws of radioactive decay.
Sir
Ernest Rutherford was awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1908 for his
work on radioactive chemistry and the transmutation of elements. He was later
knighted in 1914, and remains a true titan in the realms of science.
Other Global News
United States
Biden hoping to address root
causes of migration
U.S.
President Joe Biden is hoping to address the root causes of migration that
force migrants to leave their homes in search of asylum in the United States.
During
Joe Biden’s first year in the office, record numbers of migrants attempted to
enter the United States from Mexico.
This
inflow of migrants piled political pressure on the Democratic President,
leading him to secure a $1.2 billion private-sector investment in Central
America to create new jobs and opportunities for people in that region.
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