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IMPACT – HIGH
The Australian Government implemented numerous changes to the Subclass 457 and other visa programmes Saturday that will impact corporate immigration and the ability to sponsor high-skilled foreign workers.
Key changes as of 1 July:
BAL Analysis: BAL Australia will be holding a webinar on 12 July that will cover many of the immigration changes to the skilled immigration visa programmes listed above, as well as additional changes scheduled to take effect in March 2018. BAL will continue to monitor developments in Australia and update clients as additional information becomes available.
This alert has been provided by BAL Australia. For additional information, please contact australia@bal.com.
MARN: 0850984.
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