Western Australia aims to increase intake of overseas students

Western Australia has announced plans of increasing the intake of overseas students. A new graduate stream will be available and a new Graduate Skilled Migration List will be introduced. The new graduate stream will give students with high degrees- PhD, Masters and other higher degrees a path to Australia Skilled Migration. This move is aimed to attract higher numbers of high-quality overseas students to enhance the quality of education market of Western Australia. The Skilled Migration Occupation List of the state which is currently in place will not be affected. Under the State Nominated Migration Program, priority would be given to the best students graduating from Western Australian Universities. These students would be crucial to strengthening the future workforce. They would be instrumental in maintaining the competitive edge of Western Australian Universities in knowledge creation and technological development. The McGowan Government has planned to develop a comprehensive and detailed International Education strategy. They have also committed $2 million to the same, as per the Australia Magazine. The Premier of Western Australia, Mark McGowan has said that they are committed to increasing the share of Western Australia’s international education market. Hence attracting the best of the overseas University students would be a step in the right direction. Y-Axis Australia team includes process consultants and RMAs who facilitate applicant immigrants with issues related to immigration and visas. Our team works in collaboration with India’s National Processing Center in Hyderabad to offer services to the clients. The services offered by Y-Axis Melbourne include assistance and legal advice for immigration by Registered Migration Agents, Job Search Service, and Visa Assistance. If you are looking to Study, Work, Visit, Invest or Migrate to Australia, talk to Y-Axis, the World’s No.1 Immigration & Visa Company. If you found this blog engaging, you may also like… Australia Visa system must attract high-end tech talent: Alan Tudge