Immigration proposals laid out by Tony Burke include changes to working holidaymaker visas and restrictions on international students bringing families
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Immigration proposals laid out by Tony Burke include changes to working holidaymaker visas and restrictions on international students bringing families
Australia’s migration system is to undergo changes designed to better determine who enters, stays in and leaves the country.
On Thursday, the home affairs minister, Tony Burke, outlined tweaks to working holidaymaker visas, visa applications for the partners and families of international students, and stricter monitoring and enforcement of visitors who overstay their visa.
It’s expected the measures will go some way towards quelling disquiet from the government’s political foes over the number of people entering and leaving the country after a post-pandemic surge.
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