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The Northern Territory continues to attract skilled migrants to strengthen its distinctive regional economy, address workforce shortages, and support community growth.

Western Australia continues to be an attractive location for skilled migrants seeking to address critical workforce shortages across sectors including mining, construction, health, and hospitality.

Queensland continues to be one of Australia’s strongest states for attracting skilled workers, with diverse opportunities across both regional and metropolitan areas.

South Australia continues to establish itself as a compelling choice for skilled migrants, emphasising regional growth, key industries, and a robust economy.

New South Wales remains Australia’s leading destination for skilled migrants, offering a strong and diverse economy with opportunities in key growth industries.

Victoria continues to be a magnet for skilled migrants seeking to establish a future within Australia's dynamic industries.

Australia's skilled migration program plays a vital role in supporting the nation's long-term economic goals, addressing critical skills shortages, and strengthening its workforce across both metropolitan and regional areas.

From 1 July 2025, the Australian Government will implement its annual update to visa and citizenship visa application charges.

Applying for a partner visa in Australia is a pivotal legal process that deeply impacts your future and that of your loved one.