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The Australian government has expanded access to the Subclass 186 Temporary Residency Transition (TRT) visa for two groups of visa holders.
Key Points:
Additional Information: Individuals applying for the subclass 186 TRT visa must meet other related requirements, including requirements related to language skills, character, age and health status.
BAL Analysis: The Australian government has created new but limited pathways for some subclass 482 visa holders who stayed in Australia through the pandemic or those who obtained a subclass 482 visa through the Short-term stream from July 1. Currently, many individuals are not eligible for the TRT visa, including those who applied for a subclass 408 or other non-482 visas.
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