I would like to ask what impact the new Australian immigration policy, especially eoi, has on the post-graduate work and immigration from July 2065438 to July 2002? Thank you!

Five influences of the new policy of studying in Australia on students planning to study for master's degree in Australia;

(1) The Australian Immigration Bureau has introduced a new work visa for Australian graduates.

The Australian government issues post-graduation work visas to university graduates with bachelor's degrees, master's degrees and doctoral degrees, which will allow them to work in Australia for up to four years after graduation. This new visa makes it applicable to any professional course and does not have to be linked to any specific occupation.

(2) The calculation range of working hours is extended from one week to two weeks.

The change of visa policy to measure students' right to work gives students and employers flexibility in their work arrangements. Specifically, the government changed the working limit of 20 hours per week to 40 hours every two weeks. This arrangement will be more flexible, which will help students to arrange their own studies and part-time jobs.

(3) The guarantee amount of higher education visa applicants has been reduced from 2 years to 65,438+0.5 years.

The government has lowered the requirements on the amount of financial guarantee and the deposit period for the applicants of Grade 3 (AL3) and Grade 4 (AL4) student visas with higher risk assessment levels, so that these applicants can reduce the amount of financial guarantee and deposit period they need to provide when applying for visas. At present, the maximum amount of guarantee required from the bank is the sum of tuition fees, living expenses and other expenses required by the immigration bureau, and the deposit period is three months.

(4) Improve the student visa processing process.

The required visa materials will be simplified and the visa review speed will be faster than before.

(5) Provide more flexible arrangements for English learning.

The Australian government has cancelled the requirement that visa applicants who attend the ELICOS should provide English language test scores, making it easier for all kinds of people to learn English courses in Australia.