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Minister for Home Affairs, Immigration and Citizenship — media release 重大变化

Government announces next stage of migration reform, including new skilled visa processing priorities

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Minister Tony Burke outlined a package of migration changes aimed at meeting the Budget's Net Overseas Migration forecasts. For skilled visas, Ministerial Direction 119 will be updated so priority processing covers a wider range of key sectors.

要点

  • Net Overseas Migration has fallen to 292,000, down 47% from the post-Covid peak in 2023 (ABS data released 17 September 2026).
  • The changes are designed to deliver the Budget forecasts of 245,000 this financial year and 225,000 in 2027–28.
  • Ministerial Direction 119 will be updated so skilled visas get priority processing for healthcare, construction, education, law enforcement, defence, resources, agriculture, aquaculture and fishing.
  • Student visas: action to stop 'visa hopping' and restrict secondary applicants on most student visas.
  • A No Further Stay condition will be added to all visitor visas.
  • Working Holiday Maker: a ballot system for second and third years with a regional work requirement, and processing times stabilised at three months.
  • A crackdown on migration agents who knowingly lodge applications without merit, plus stronger compliance to make sure people without valid visas leave.

关键日期

  • 2026年9月17日Reforms announced

对申请人可能意味着什么

Skilled visa applicants in the listed sectors may see faster processing once the updated Direction takes effect. The release does not give a start date or details for each change yet, so watch for the updated Ministerial Direction 119 and Home Affairs guidance.

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