Federal budget 2021: When Australia's borders will finally open for international travel?

jumper · May 2021

Who else is on standby guys? Hopefully this will give us hint as to when the borders will open. https://budget.gov.au/

jumper · May 2021

Live here - https://www.9news.com.au/videos/watch-live/federal-budget-2021-treasurer-josh-frydenburgs-speech/ckm2k541e003j0gpa8q9mxiaj

Capuccino_2017 · May 2021

The Government will maintain the 2021-22 Migration Program planning level at 160,000. Family and Skilled stream places will be maintained at their 2020-21 planning levels, with a continued focus on onshore visa applicants, including reducing the onshore Partner visa pipeline.

ℹ️ Program planning level 2021-22 (maintained at 160,000):

▪️ 79,600 places for the Skill stream
▪️ 77,300 places for the Family stream
▪️ 100 places for the Special Eligibility stream
▪️ 3,000 places for Child visas managed outside the program ceiling
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This measure will ensure the Migration Program is appropriate for the current health and economic circumstances.

source: Anzscosearch Australia Migration FB page

May pag asa pa po kaya sa offshore??? 😐😐

olew · May 2021

so if 2020-2021 was 160k, may actual data po ba how underbudget this was? Like how many skillstream were processed/granted in 2020-2021? Thank you

olew · May 2021

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/may/11/immigration-australia-federal-budget-2021-migrant-families-four-year-wait-benefits-payments-cost-cutting-christmas-island-detention-centre

olew · May 2021

https://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/politics/federal/border-closure-to-cost-country-174-000-new-migrants-20210507-p57pww.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

jumper · May 2021

Sadly

""So who are the losers out of this Budget? Well, if you want to travel anywhere over the course of the next year then think again," Uhlmann said.
"This Budget assumes that the international borders will not reopen until this time next year. That's an assumption, not a government policy, but certainly something that will make the travel industry very worried indeed.""

From: https://www.9news.com.au/national/federal-budget-2021-chris-uhlmann-analysis-masses-of-spending-could-have-been-labor-treasurer/f62fa625-0a85-4851-a751-f44b4ecc72d5

jumper · May 2021

https://www.sbs.com.au/news/no-increase-to-migration-caps-but-government-hopes-to-reopen-borders-by-mid-2022

Admin · May 2021

I think it's very tough with the current situation, this Covid really hurt a lot of people not only in terms of health and financial but also it term's of people's dream Like the whole world slowed down to the max. sakit.

odwight · May 2021

yup, totally agree.
this covid really sucks....

engineer20 · May 2021

kaya advice sa magiging PR from 2022, ipon ng pambaon bago big move. medicare lang ang maasahan na social benefit agad. imagine the cost of childcare without the subsidy - average $100/day/child

Devi@nt19 · June 2021

Hi guys, just to clarify lang. tama ba understanding ko based dun sa article, affected yung mga ma PR grant by Jan 2022? What about dun sa may PR this year pero ang initial entry or big move nila is sa CY 2022 pa? Thank you in advance.

engineer20 · June 2021

@Devi@nt19 said:
Hi guys, just to clarify lang. tama ba understanding ko based dun sa article, affected yung mga ma PR grant by Jan 2022? What about dun sa may PR this year pero ang initial entry or big move nila is sa CY 2022 pa? Thank you in advance.

visa grant date ang basis.