Easygo Case Study: Empowering Growth Through Strategic Partnership

EasyGo - Empowering Growth Through Strategic Partnership

Summary This case study outlines the strategic partnership that has been forged between Roam Migration Law and Easygo, highlighting our pivotal role in supporting Easygo’s growth from its initial stages to one of the most successful gaming and IT startups in Australia and globally. Introduction Roam Migration Law, a leading immigration law firm, and Easygo, […]

The Subclass 476 Skilled-Recognised Graduate visa program has been capped.

Subclass 476 - Skilled Recognised Graduate visa

The Skilled-Recognised Graduate visa has been capped from 22 December 2023. No new applications can be lodged. ​If you have an application pending you will be able to apply for a repayment of your Visa Application Charge (VAC). As we work through on hand applications you will be sent instructions on how to claim a […]

Home Affairs Reveals Australia’s New Migration Strategy

Home Affairs Reveals Australia’s New Migration Strategy

Key points: The Australian Federal Government has announced its 10-year migration strategy A new ‘Skills in Demand’ visa is being introduced to replace the subclass 482 Temporary Skills Shortage visa Student and Graduate visa requirements are being strengthened  Greater emphasis will be placed on preventing visa holder worker exploitation Since the COVID-19 pandemic, Australia’s migration […]

Get to Know Roam Migration Law: Our Managing Partner Shares His View

Jackson Taylor with Yvette Gasic presenting webinar

Roam Migration Law is a boutique Australian immigration law firm. Roam specialises in employer-sponsored immigration as well as family and individual immigration. In recent times, Roam has worked closely with the Health, Medical, and Aged Care sectors, which has strengthened our focus on client collaboration and tailored client solutions. Many of Roam’s experienced immigration lawyers […]

Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) now open to metropolitan Melbourne applicants

Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) now open to metropolitan Melbourne applicants

Onshore candidates living and/or working in metropolitan Melbourne can now submit a registration of Interest (ROI) for the Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) nomination.  The new expanded eligibility criteria opens Victoria’s subclass 491 visa program to skilled migrants living anywhere in Victoria, including previously ineligible metropolitan Melbourne residents who wish to relocate to work […]

A Permanent Residency pathway for Australian 482 visa holders

A Permanent Residency pathway for 482 visa holders on the Regional Occupation List

Skilled Occupation Lists For the purposes of skilled migration, the Australian government is guided by the National Skills Commission’s classification of occupations into lists to address Australian workforce labour shortages. These include: The Short-Term Skill Occupation List (STSOL) addressing short-term shortages Medium and Long-term Skilled Occupation List (MLTSSL) Regional Occupation List (ROL) addressing labour shortage […]

A major overhaul of Australia’s migration system is underway

A major overhaul of Australia’s Migration system is underway

Australia’s immigration system is undergoing significant changes as the government strives to ensure that the country’s migration policies better align with its national interests and complement the skills and capabilities of its domestic workforce. These changes are being driven by the Minister for Home Affairs, the Honorable Clare O’Neil MP, who recently announced a comprehensive […]

Why Victoria is a Great Choice for International Healthcare Workers

Financial support for healthcare workers

Victoria’s healthcare system relies on an experienced and highly skilled workforce to deliver the best possible care to those who need it. If you are a health professional considering a move to Victoria, there are a range of financial incentives available to support your relocation. Here are just a few of the reasons why Victoria […]

Home Affairs Prepare to Revamp Australia’s Immigration System

Australian Immigration Update

Issues with our immigration system and program are splashed across the media this morning, as Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil says the government is already acting on allegations regarding specific people over the exploitation of the visa system. “We are already taking action on these individuals,” she told media this morning. “But I do think […]

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