According to foreign media reports, the Australian government has reclassified Perth as a "regional area," with the policy set to take effect on November 16.
For international students, this policy will encourage more individuals to choose to study in Perth. Australian Finance Minister Mathias Cormann stated, "Perth will become an option for international students, as they can apply for an additional year (three years) of work visa after completing their studies."
An additional year of post-graduation work visa not only benefits international graduates in accumulating work experience and increasing income but also helps them gain a deeper understanding of work and life in Australia. Currently, approximately 400,000 international students choose to study at Australian universities, contributing around AUD 32.4 billion to the Australian economy in the 2017-2018 fiscal year (data sourced from Australia News Network).
Australia's rich educational resources have long attracted numerous international students to study in the country. In addition, Australia's pleasant climate, good social welfare, high quality of life, advanced healthcare system, and excellent public safety make it a desirable destination. Many Chinese students studying in Australia hope to stay in Australia for work, life, or even permanent residency after graduation.
Therefore, many Chinese parents are proactively planning to address their children's immigration status in Australia by applying for Australian immigration. Once successfully immigrated, their children can accompany them to Australia without worrying about their status.
Currently, the Significant Investor Visa (subclass 188C) is a favored immigration program for high-net-worth individuals from China. Applicants who meet the AUD 5 million investment requirement can apply for immigration to Australia for their entire family, enjoying Australian healthcare benefits. After obtaining Australian residency, children can access high-quality education and a broader range of overseas development opportunities.
It is well-known that Australia has always been a traditional immigration country. Over the past 30 years, the evolution of Australian immigration policy has seen increasing thresholds and tightening regulations.
In 2018, the threshold for submitting an Expression of Interest (EOI) for skilled migration was raised from 60 points to 65 points, affecting all independent skilled migration visa applicants; the 457 employer-sponsored work visa was abolished, and the 482 Temporary Skill Shortage visa was established, eliminating the IELTS exemption for applicants transitioning to employer-sponsored permanent residency, thereby increasing the difficulty of transitioning to permanent residency; New South Wales has suspended all business migration applications; and Victoria has implemented new state sponsorship policies for investment migration.
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