International Students studying the courses leading to these occupations and planning to get skill assessment no need to worry. VETASSESS, Australia’s largest skill assessment provider for skilled migration, has announced a pause on its skill assessment service for many popular occupations, effective this week. In a recent news release, VETASSESS …
Read More »Everything you need to know about Kathmandu to Sydney Nepal Airlines Flight
Flying from Nepal to Sydney will no longer be daunting, as Nepal Airlines is all set to start its direct flights from Kathmandu to Sydney. It’s great news for travellers who frequently travel to Australia from Nepal or vice-versa. So, let’s dive into what Nepal Airlines is doing to launch …
Read More »‘Are you asking us to sleep under the Harbour Bridge?’: 3 myths about international students and the housing crisis
International students who have not been in Australia for the past few years lack the rental and financial history that landlords require. Online, students talk about feeling discriminated against, with landlords considering them “high risk”, and housing crisis which is trending topic these days. Angela Lehmann, Australian National University There …
Read More »Two Nepalese could be jailed for 25 years for drug trafficking
Two Nepalese youth could be sentenced for 25 years imprisonment for alleged involvement in illegal drug trafficking activities. Australian Federal Police has arrested and charged two Nepalese in Brisbane. According to the police source, the duo was arrested on 22 February night after AFP investigators executed search warrants at Roma …
Read More »How to Find a Divorce Lawyer in Australia, things to know
Divorce is not an end of life; it’s a difficult turning point where you feel broken emotionally, financially, and socially, in some instances. A good divorce lawyer could help you make things right on this point. Forgot right and wrong. Good and bad as well. Its truth the term …
Read More »Rockdale is still a hub for Nepalese in Sydney
Though recent census shows Auburn as the suburb most Nepali people live in, Rockdale, the former top Nepali dense suburb still a popular hub for Nepalese in Sydney. When you get on T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line train, you will see many Nepali faces passing you if you are …
Read More »Australia needs 42,200 more software and application programmers
Australia needs 42,200 more software and application programmers in the next four years, according to the National Skills Commission. The recent projection by the commission shows Australia will need an extra 1.2 million workers within 2026. ‘We have found that there will be a wide range of jobs growth across …
Read More »International students can work unlimited hours
To cope with Omicron COVID 19 variant Australian government relaxed working conditions for overseas students. Australian Prime minister Scot Morrison announced the government is removing working hours restrictions for international students. In Australia, overseas students can work for 40 hours in a fortnight, officially. After the new change, they can …
Read More »Border opening for skilled workers, students delayed a fortnight
Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra The Morrison government has delayed its plan to open the international border on Wednesday to skilled workers and students, as it awaits more information about the Omicron variant of COVID. Cabinet’s national security committee on Monday night paused the reopening – that also included humanitarian, …
Read More »If you have one of these visas, you can come to Australia after December 1
If you have a valid and eligible visa to travel to Australia, you can come to Australia after December 1. On November 22, 2021, Australia announced a new travel arrangement for traveling Australia. From December 1, 2021, Australia would allow foreign travelers to enter Australia for a variety of purposes. …
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