Australia's New Immigration Policy

Australia is a country with extremely rich resources, because it monopolizes the whole Australian continent and is separated from other continents by the sea, so it retains a large number of ancient and precious animals and plants. Here is a detailed introduction to Australia's latest immigration policy.

Australia's immigration policy may change. According to the Australian newspaper, Australian Prime Minister Morrison announced that the annual quota of permanent immigrants in Australia will be decided by each state and territory.

Each state and region should report how many skilled immigrants they need and prove that there is enough infrastructure and urban planning to support these immigrants.

As soon as this news came out, it caused a heated discussion among domestic netizens: "That is to say, after taking permanent residence, I found that Sydney is not easy to go to Melbourne, but I can't go?" "Restrict the free flow of immigrants. This is! "

How will this policy be implemented? What will happen to the number of immigrants in Sydney's big cities?

1. Immigration quota will be decided by states and regions.

The Australian newspaper said that in recent years, the increase of immigrant population and the phenomenon that immigrants are mainly concentrated in several big cities have indirectly or directly brought about urban congestion and a decline in the quality of life. Almost 90% of the new immigrants have settled in Sydney and Melbourne. Therefore, other countries increasingly need to have a greater say in national population policies.

The Australian government is aware that the fundamental problem of immigrants lies in uneven distribution. Over the years, the continuous appeals of states for the number of immigrants have attracted the attention of the federal government.

Morrison's cabinet was allowed to immediately set up a population working group as a powerful engine for formulating a new population plan. The policy has been submitted to the high-level government for discussion, and the Prime Minister, as the Minister of Finance, actively participated in the discussion and made suggestions on the preliminary planning process.

Earlier, Prime Minister Morrison said in an interview with 2GB Radio that he would make a brand-new population plan, which would involve all states:

Like some popular remote areas, while facing the influx of more new immigrants, they also hope to absorb more new immigrants. Don't blindly evaluate the names of immigrants very highly, because a high immigration quota requires corresponding infrastructure, such as housing approval, the number of schools and hospitals, and so on.

2. The number of immigrants in NSW may drop sharply.

June 5438+October 2008 10, New South Wales Governor GladysBerejiklian demanded that the number of temporary and permanent immigrants in the state be reduced by nearly half every year. Beredjick Leah, governor of NSW, said, "It's time to put on the brakes and let the immigration level in NSW rest. NSW should return to Howard's immigration level. Our government has caught up with immigrants. Schools, councillors, roads and transportation. The new state must keep up with the population growth. It is becoming increasingly clear that the increasing number of immigrants in NSW needs to be solved, and controlling the number of immigrants will be an opportunity to open a new dawn. "

Relevant reports show that the population of Sydney will increase to 7.3 million in the next 30 years. If urban planning can't keep up with the shortage of infrastructure, people will spend twice as much time on transportation in the future, and it will be difficult for schools to accommodate too many students. In addition, medical resources will be seriously inadequate.

It is conceivable that once Morrison's new policy is implemented, it will be very difficult for friends who want to stay in Sydney.

3. Governor of Victoria: Building infrastructure to accommodate immigrants.

The population of Melbourne, Victoria is growing very fast. In 20 10, Melbourne's total population growth rate reached 2.7%, far exceeding the growth rate of similar countries in the world. The contradictions caused by the influx of population are complicated. First, the infrastructure can't meet such a high population utilization rate. Secondly, the crime rate, traffic conditions, housing prices and so on are all social contradictions that need to be solved.

Victorian Governor DanielAndrews is still optimistic, saying that he will continue to build schools, hospitals, roads and public transportation to accommodate more new immigrants. "No matter where they live, they should build important infrastructure."

In addition, he does not support the forced transfer of new immigrants to remote areas. He believes that immigration policy is a matter for the federal government and people should have the right to choose their place of residence.

4. Thousands of skilled immigrants are resettled in remote areas.

While NSW hopes to significantly reduce the number of immigrants, South Australia, Western Australia, Northern Territory and other States are calling for more immigrants to alleviate the labor shortage.

In addition to New South Wales and Victoria, other states and regions are calling for more immigrants every year, such as South Australia. Governor StevenMarshall declared: "We hope to negotiate the priority immigration status of South Australia, especially in increasing the rural population and international students."

According to the Australian newspaper, local councils across Australia are reaching an agreement with the Morrison government to bring thousands of skilled immigrants to remote areas.

Judging from the recovery of gold mining areas in Western Australia, it is estimated that there are 1600 job vacancies in the city waiting for the arrival of skilled immigrants. JohnWalker, CEO of the city, said: Our mining area is ready, 600 kilometers away from Perth, and we are waiting for the arrival of thousands of skilled immigrants.

What kind of jobs are these vacant positions? Generally speaking, they are drillers, truck drivers and mining professionals.

Interior Minister David Ronald Coleman approved an immigration agreement plan for remote areas, which effectively bypassed the state government. He said: "The focus of the government is to improve the current system in order to better match the immigration pattern in specific regions."

"There are many examples that some areas are facing a shortage of skilled labor. We hear people calling for more immigrants from Olana in central New South Wales, gold mines in Western Australia and other parts of Australia.

He said that he had instructed the Ministry of the Interior to "speed up the negotiation process of these agreements and send officials directly to these areas."

For the current proposal, some people say that it is more scientific than cutting the annual immigration quota across the board, but at the same time, some people worry that this proposal is suspected of restricting the free flow of immigrants.