Australia’s migration changes!! || What has just been announced?

Australia’s Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has addressed the National Press Club on 17 September 2026, outlining a number of proposed and announced changes across Australia’s migration program. The announcements cover Student & Graduate visas, dependants, Visitor visas, Working Holiday Maker visas, skilled migration, sponsorship, migration levels and immigration compliance. In today’s LIVE session, we’ll break down what was announced and what it could mean for people planning to study, work, visit or remain in Australia. 🔴 In today’s LIVE, we’ll discuss: 🎓 Student Visas & Dependants 📚 Course Changes & “Visa Hopping” 💼 Skilled Migration & Sponsorship ✈️ Visitor Visas 🎒 Working Holiday Maker Visas 🛡️ Enforcement & Immigration Detention 📉 Overall Migration Levels ⏳ Timing & Transition ⚠️ Important: These announcements are still subject to further details, legislation and implementation dates where applicable. We’ll separate what has been announced from what is still to be confirmed. 🎁 Lucky Draw – Win a 15-minute consultation with Registered Migration Agent Krunal Nayak! To enter: ➡️ Join the LIVE ➡️ Comment actively ➡️ Stay until the winner is announced ✨ Live Q&A Member • Loyalty badges • Custom emojis • Members-only live sessions • Priority answers • Chance to win a 15-min consultation ✨ Growmore Premium Member • Member shout-outs • 10% off professional fees • $50 off detailed consultation • Chance to win a 30-min consultation • Free profile assessment 📱 Contact Details + Social Links: 📧 info@growmore.one 📱 WhatsApp: +61 434 202 021 📞 +61 3 8764 3334 📹 YouTube:    / @growmore.one   📷 Instagram: instagram.com/growmore.one 🎵 TikTok: tiktok.com/@growmore.one 👍 Facebook: facebook.com/growmore.one 💼 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/growmore-one ⚖️ General information only, not migration advice. 🔥 Australia’s migration policy is changing - and understanding what has actually been announced is important. Join us LIVE at 7 PM Melbourne time as we break down the latest migration announcements and discuss what they could mean for students, graduates, skilled migrants, visitors and Working Holiday Makers.