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Policy Updates
Visa policy changes and DHA announcements affecting migration pathways.
Australia’s migration program focus 2026-06-09: skilled PR pathways
Australia’s migration program, as discussed on 2026-06-09, is staying open but becoming more targeted. The focus keyword is **Australia migration program**. Skilled, onshore and employer-linked applicants remain central, while family visas continue to support long-term settlement and PR planning.
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Three migration agents sanctioned – 4 June 2026 update
The Department of Home Affairs reported on 4 June 2026 that three registered migration agents were sanctioned by the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA). This article explains what “three migration agents sanctioned” means for clients, agents and education providers.
Subclass 462 support letter change – 29 May 2026
On 29 May 2026, a legislative amendment changed the support letter rules for the Subclass 462 (Work and Holiday) visa. Holders of a valid passport from one unnamed country are now exempt from providing a government support letter when applying for a Subclass 462 visa.
Migration Legislation Tracker update – 29 May 2026
This 29 May 2026 update explains what the **Migration Legislation Tracker** is, how it relates to Australian migration Bills, commencement dates and disallowances, and what content is locked behind Premium and Platinum access, using only the publicly visible information from the source.
‘On the papers’ student visa review change – 29 May 2026
On 29 May 2026, new rules were published allowing the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) to decide certain refused student visa applications ‘on the papers’. This article explains what ‘on the papers’ review means for student visa refusals, using only the limited information currently available.
Foreign Interference Support Hub launched – 25 May 2026
The Australian Government launched the **Foreign Interference Community Support Hub** on 25 May 2026, giving communities at risk of foreign interference a central place for information, reporting options and multilingual resources. This article explains what the Hub offers and how it supports diaspora and migrant communities.
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