The Australian Economy and affects of Covid-19 on Immigration Process:

The Australian economy is affected badly after the pandemic outbreak, like Lower international student numbers amid Covid-19 have hit the education sector hard. It could be just a thing we can see now but the situation could be worse if the pandemic is not controlled sooner.

Even with a vaccine and reopened borders and end of curfew in states which are affected, it could take years that Australia can meet its migration targets again.

As March started, in Australia the people who are not a citizen or residents cannot enter the country, the Australian government is focusing to advise people to reconsider the need to apply for Australian visas, and Australians are banned from leaving the country, even with dual citizens requiring special permission to leave the country.

After the mainstream of COVID-19 now tough border closures, net migration is now almost at zero and is certain to be just a sliver of previous government forecasts in the year ahead. In May, the prime minister estimated the annual migration of 34,000 in the year of 2020, although pre corona-virus estimates were around 270,000.

We as immigration consultants waiting for the right time to suggest our worthy clients to deal with the immigration, as this pandemic is wiped out or any flexibility in immigration rules.

During this pandemic, we as HR Consultants will update you with the latest rules and regulations to cope up with this traumatic scenario, which prevails all over the globe. Stay connected with us our expert Immigration consultants will help you out for Consultancy services, Global citizenship,  Business immigration, Skilled immigration, Study visa, Visit visa & Scholarships.

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