The Government of Australia's October 7, 2020 visa bulletin is out, and with it, there are a number of changes to the visa application process. In this article, we'll examine the changes to the application process for those who wish to immigrate to Australia under the October 7, 2020 visa bulletin.
The main change is that the existing visa program for Australia now allows for the processing of requests for skilled workers and skilled job seekers. Previously, this was only available for skilled trade migration. This new change means that anyone can apply for a permanent visa if they meet the eligibility criteria.
This is an important change for those wishing to apply for permanent residency in Australia. Previously, the requirements for a permanent resident visa required a person to have completed a degree program at an Australian university or college. For many students, this wasn't enough to ensure that their qualifications were suitable for a visa process.
With the new visa program in place, people can apply to become eligible for a visa if they meet the eligibility criteria for a skilled worker or job seeker. Those who meet both of these criteria will be eligible to apply to become eligible for permanent residency. In addition, there are special provisions in place for parents of children with disabilities, including those with developmental disabilities.
Another change in the immigration process involves the fact that anyone applying for immigration under the bulletin must now provide evidence of an income and expenditure that support their claims. A number of factors determine the amount of income and expenditure that a person is entitled to when it comes to an application for an immigrant visa. For example, an applicant who claims to earn over six figures when in reality he or she earns less than two figures will not likely get their application processed. However, an applicant who has been employed but has been under-employed over an extended period of time can also apply for an immigrant visa in order to ensure that they are able to support their claim if the application for an immigrant visa is processed.
Finally, the changes to the visa bulletin also affect how quickly the visa process moves through. Those who choose to make an application for a visa under this bulletin now will generally get their application processed within a few days.
