Johnny Kong
The Get PR Faster Show
Welcome to 'Get PR Faster' hosted by Johnny Kong, Principal Lawyer of Riverwood Migration Lawyers. Join us for expert insights, tips, and strategies to navigate Australian immigration and achieve permanent residency faster. From visa options to English requirements, we've got you covered. Subscribe now and accelerate your PR journey!
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[02] Federal Budget Breakdown: What you need to know in terms of the migration side of things 13.05.2024 8:28
In this episode, we delve into the significant updates brought about by Australia's newly released 2024-2025 fiscal year budget. We discuss the major changes, particularly focusing on immigration quotas, educational reforms, and new policies impacting various sectors. Tune in to understand how these changes might affect you and the broader Australian landscape. We start with an introduction to the...
[01] Harder Student Visa and 485 Graduate Visa 06.05.2024 5:34
In this episode, Johnny Kong discusses the significant changes happening in Australia for students and temporary graduate visa applicants. The English language proficiency requirements have been raised, with a minimum IELTS score of 6.0 now required for student visas. The minimum requirement for English language intensive courses for overseas students has also increased. The temporary graduate vis...
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