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Skilled migration

Alternative labels
Overseas qualifications
Skilled migrants
Subject Hierarchy
Broader terms
Skilled workforce
Current term
Skilled migration
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Report

Overseas students: immigration policy changes 1997–2015

Introduction This paper provides a chronology that draws on ministerial press statements to trace changes in Australia’s immigration policy in relation to overseas students between 1997 and June 2015. Immigration policies introduced in this period fundamentally changed the nature of migration to Australia. Policy changes in this period were pivotal in facilitating the rapid growth...
Conference paper

Migrant knowledge workers in global Melbourne: where do they live and where do they work?


This paper analyses the spatial distribution of migrant knowledge workers in their place of work and place of residence to identify the different patterns between international and internal migrant knowledge workers.
Conference paper

The role of international education and skilled migration in creating the knowledge city: the case study of accounting professionals in Melbourne


Accountancy professionals are used as a case study in this paper to examine the causes behind the growth of knowledge workers within the city’s economy and labour market.
Discussion paper

Qualified but not recognised: discussion paper


This discussion paper highlights the need for a fair and equitable procedure for the recognition of overseas qualifications. It is based on the ECCV community consultation forum Qualified but not Recognised and highlights the participants’ contributions. An overview of the policy context is given, with consideration to international, federal, Victorian state and professional associations. A...
Guide

Permanent and temporary migration: a quick guide to key internet links


This guide provides key internet links to information about: skilled migration, family migration, temporary migration, and multiculturalism.