In today’s fast-paced global economy, staying updated with migration policies is crucial. Nasir Nawaz brings us the latest updates from Western Australia (WA) regarding their skilled migration program for the financial years 2024-2025. Here’s a concise breakdown of what you need to know if you’re planning to apply.
Key Topics Discussed:
- Western Australia’s Skilled Migration Seat Allocation
- Skill Migration Program Requirements
- WASMOL Schedule and Graduate Stream Insights
- Eligibility and Documentation
Western Australia’s Skilled Migration Seat Allocation
Western Australia has made significant announcements concerning seat allocations for skilled migrants. The region promises more transparency and clarity for applicants, ensuring that potential migrants understand their chances of receiving an invitation and the criteria involved.
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Skill Migration Program Requirements
The skill migration program in WA has outlined clear requirements for applicants. Importantly, there’s a waiver of the $200 application fee previously set, easing the financial burden on applicants. Furthermore, WA is prioritizing applicants residing within the state, although equal opportunities are maintained for interstate and offshore applicants.
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WASMOL Schedule and Graduate Stream Insights
Western Australia categorizes its skilled occupation lists into three parts: WASMOL Schedule 1, WASMOL Schedule 2, and the Graduate Stream. Key requirements for these schedules include:
- A nominated occupation listed in the WASMOL
- Full skill assessment, not just provisional
- Meeting the Department of Home Affairs’ 65-point requirement and English language proficiency
- Relevant work experience of at least one year within the last ten years, either in Australia or offshore
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Eligibility and Documentation
To qualify for WA’s skilled migration, candidates need to provide substantial evidence of their work experience, which can include payslips, employment contracts, and tax returns. The program emphasizes the authenticity of work experience post-qualification, a crucial point for all applicants.
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Conclusion
Western Australia’s skilled migration updates offer promising opportunities for skilled individuals worldwide. With clear requirements and dedicated support for applicants, WA continues to be an attractive destination for skilled migrants seeking new opportunities.
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