TSMIT Update: Recent Changes and Implications for Skilled Migration

In this video, we dive into the Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold (TSMIT), a crucial aspect of skilled migration to Australia. Whether you're a skilled professional planning to migrate or simply interested in understanding the income requirements for skilled visas, this video will provide you with valuable insights.
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[@waltercamela]

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[@waltercamela]

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[@sophiablakes]

By following her trades do you mean copying her trades? I have heard about copying trades

[@dr.vishalpatel1155]

It's not 1st June 2023, it's 1st July 2023. 0.48

[@emillunasco787]

Thw 191 visa has been available since November 2022 and now we're heading into July. I would have thought they got this sorted by now.

[@sijpnzln]

Hi Traci! I was wondering if there is a way for my relatives to sponsor me to Australia? I have a fair few relatives living in Australia as citizens and are all willing to sponsor me but they are my grandmother's brother and sisters. I have read somewhere that the family sponsored streams are only limited to first degree. I also have an uncle (who is my Mother's cousin.) who sponsored my college fees here in the Philippines. Is he qualified to sponsor me for a skilled working visa family stream? Hope you can see my inquiry. Thank you and more power to you!

[@AnthTheMackem]

So the TSMIT has not come up with my MIRA agent ever before, will there be a TSMIT for a 491? (Only at EOI stage, submitted Nov 22)

[@chanakavishvajith5298]

I m Graduate in HR, with more than 9 year experience, plz advise me which skill category would be possible and feasible in designation of HR advisor or HR Manager

[@ashithreji6386]

What if lodging for 491 before July 1st ? Is it applicable?

[@jepoystv5257]

Hello what about the 187 visa it also aplies

[@ashishnarayan5252]

DHA says no tsmit required for 491 n she's saying it is. Smh 🤦

[@jefferysavio]

I read this news and was dismayed because it means irrespective of job code i.e. Hairdresser vs. Contract administrator- everyone needs to make AUD 70,000!! That's too impractical.. That too in regional areas.. Its a counter productive move by Australia immigration especially to 491 visa applicants.. :(

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[@jefferysavio]

Traci Chen, I'm really interested in using you as my immigration lawyer but I'm offshore (India) and don't think I can afford your services. Is there any option you can help me with I really enjoy your guidance and videos. thanks