Overview of Changes to the International Education Industry in 2024 The international education industry in Australia underwent significant transformations in 2024, driven by regulatory updates, shifting student expectations, and technological advancements.  We have prepared a list of key changes: Key Changes Introduced in 2024 Changes to Student visa processing Ministerial Direction 111 (MD111), which took

What are the Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities in 2025 Australia has long been a sought-after destination for international students, offering world-class education, diverse cultural experiences, and post-graduation work opportunities. The international education sector significantly contributes to Australia’s economy, generating billions annually while fostering cross-cultural exchange and innovation. However, the sector is facing unprecedented challenges that

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Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! May your days be filled with joy, peace, and celebration. 2024 has been a remarkable year for Australian international education, with significant changes in visa pathways, skilled migration opportunities, and procedural advancements. At Educli, we’re proud to have supported countless businesses with simplified solutions, paving

Should one apply for a student visa to Australia? The implementation of Ministerial Direction 111 (MD 111) raises critical questions about transparency, legality, and the fairness of Australia’s immigration policies towards international students. This new directive, which effectively curtails the number of international students entering Australia, appears to have bypassed significant legislative scrutiny. Despite the

What to Consider When Applying for a Student Visa to Australia in 2025 Australia remains a popular destination for international students, but recent changes to visa processing policies mean applicants must be more strategic than ever when planning their education journey. Ministerial Direction 111 (MD 111), which takes effect on 19 December 2024, introduces new

Important Update for Student Visa Applicants from 1 January 2025 Onshore applicants must provide a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) at the time of application, as reported by the Department of Home Affairs will implement a significant change for individuals applying for a Student visa from within Australia.  This change applies to visa applications lodged on

Temporary Graduate Visa update and fees increase   The Migration Amendment (Graduate Visas No. 2) Regulations 2024 brings important changes to the Subclass 485 (Temporary Graduate) visa, especially for the Post-Higher Education Work (PHEW) stream. Key Changes: Graduate certificates are no longer considered degrees. Graduate diplomas only count if an applicant completes them right after

Important update regarding Student visa to Australia !   The Australian Government has introduced Ministerial Direction 111 (MD111), which took effect on 19 December 2024, replacing the previous MD107. This direction applies to on-hand and new offshore Student visa applications (Subclass 500) and establishes a priority system for processing these applications.   Priority-Based Processing Priority

Changes to the Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) – Effective 14 December 2024 The Department of Home Affairs has announced refinements to the Temporary Graduate Visa (TGV) program following the 1 July 2024 Migration Strategy. These changes primarily address Graduate Certificates and Graduate Diplomas under the Post-Higher Education Work (PHEW) stream, ensuring alignment with the

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New Skills in Demand Visa Changes – December 2024 From December 2024, the Australian government is introducing a new Skills in Demand (SID) visa to address labor shortages and attract skilled workers. It replaces the old Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa and comes with three main streams: Specialist Skills Stream: For high-income earners (earning over

International education has long been a pillar of Australia’s economy, contributing billions in revenue while promoting cultural and academic exchange. Yet, this once-flourishing sector is now being systematically undermined by government policies.   The Aftermath of COVID-19: A Crippling Blow The COVID-19 pandemic decimated Australia’s international education sector. With closed borders, the influx of international

Changes to Overseas Worker Sponsorship Program from 7 December 2024 Once again, the government is quietly rolling out a major change to the sponsorship of overseas workers program, with no prior warning or public notification. This seems to be becoming a regular trend for the current management of Australia — major shifts in immigration policies

Are you planning to study in Australia? Or perhaps you’re an education agent assisting clients with their visa applications? If so, understanding the Genuine Student (GS) requirement is essential. The GS requirement plays a crucial role in ensuring your application is successful and highlights your intent to study in Australia temporarily. This guide will walk

Ensuring Compliance and Integrity in International Education Recruitment All providers delivering education to international students in Australia must adhere to the standards outlined in the ESOS legislative framework as a condition of their registration. Using false or misleading information in advertising or marketing is a prosecutable offense, emphasising the importance of compliance and transparency. Streamlining

New Risk Levels for Providers and Countries announced In an important update today, November 20, 2024, new risk levels for providers and countries have been announced, which may significantly impact international students planning to study in Australia. These changes could affect visa eligibility, course selection, and admission strategies. Below is a detailed breakdown of the

Introduction The Australian Government has replaced the Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) requirement with the Genuine Student (GS) requirement for student visas, effective from March 23, 2024. This new requirement applies to all student visa applications lodged on or after this date.    Understanding the Genuine Student (GS) Requirement To be granted a student visa, applicants

The international education sector is experiencing mixed emotions following the Coalition and Greens’ last-minute decision to block the ESOS bill and its proposed student caps. While the move halts a Bill riddled with flaws, it’s difficult to ignore the political maneuvering behind this decision. The Coalition’s motivations seem less about supporting international education and more

In an era of growing international student mobility and evolving immigration policies, Canada stands at the forefront of global education trends. As of late, the Canadian government has been working on a proposal for a new compliance reporting system for post-secondary institutions—a shift aimed at ensuring the integrity of the International Student Programme (ISP). These