Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil is leading the biggest review our migration system has seen in decades. This has enormous implications for Australian businesses. So, how is Clare O’Neil’s office shaping our migration policy so far? We analyse what businesses can expect from Minister O’Neil. Recently, the Treasury adjusted its forecast for net migration, which […]
READ MOREVisa rules for digital nomads
Technology is continuing to change our work practices and company cultures. The idea of working remotely on a tropical beach was once a fantasy for most, except for a small number of tech workers. But today, more and more businesses are able to offer work to people located anywhere, to be performed at any time. What […]
READ MOREEngineer’s skills achieve international expansion for Australian firm
When Advait first arrived in Melbourne to study, he did not suspect that he would make Australia home by becoming a crucial professional link with his home country. After completing his studies in Australia, Advait went on to secure employment with a great Australian company, Alluvium. He brought so much value to Alluvium, that the […]
READ MORENursing students’ health in Nepal
The recently completed Shree Ganesh Education Centre – built with the support of The Migration Agency and Global Talent Agency’s FONA foundation – is a brand-new, architecturally designed school for 400 students in Sindhuli, Nepal. While on a recent trip to the school, our Managing Director Sarah Thapa caught up with the school nurse Asha […]
READ MOREHow to harness the talent potential opened by the new India Australia trade agreement
A new bilateral trade agreement between India and Australia means big opportunities for business collaboration with Asia’s rapidly accelerating powerhouse. The Migration Agency’s founder Sarah Thapa recently presented to an Indian delegation from NASSCOM, hosted by Investment NSW in Sydney. She shared some of the ways local businesses can harness immigration to connect with India’s […]
READ MOREEntrepreneur of the Year shares how she does business
Our founder Sarah Thapa received the gold award for Entrepreneur of the Year and The Migration Agency took out a bronze award for Innovation, at the leading international business Stevie Awards. Both wins honour the way we do business. Sarah leads her practice with a vision and purpose, to truly make an impactful difference. The […]
READ MOREVisa compliance is key for business growth: One company’s journey from audit to acceleration
Tech giants such as Google and Accenture regularly move their talent around the world. They do so successfully because having the best people in the right locations is critical to their business. They understand that having a strong, compliant immigration program is fundamental to their success. Talent mobility is more than a transactional process – […]
READ MOREImproving Australia’s skilled migration system
The Australian Government is in the process of a comprehensive review of our migration system. The goal is to develop a new strategy that better complements the skills of Australian workers and caters to the needs of business. This review will establish the principles that will guide our migration system in the future. The focus […]
READ MOREWhy a strategic immigration program is essential for your business
As the COVID-19 disruption and current skills shortage have shown us, relying on circumstances to ensure your workforce is risky business. A lack of crucial skills here in Australia can not only impede the growth of your business but harm its daily operations. Given market changes, employers can no longer afford to use traditional approaches […]
READ MOREGovernment spending in migration: What this means for your business
The Government’s migration spending is undergoing changes important to Australian businesses looking for globally recognised professionals. Australia is looking to migration experts to fill its critical skill shortages and drive investment. A range of new initiatives are on offer to support key industries, given the National Skills Commission revelation that almost one-third of all […]
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