The video addresses a highly relevant and urgent concern for a specific audience (potential visa applicants to Australia), providing critical information about a recent policy change and its significant implications. The direct and somewhat alarming tone likely captured attention and encouraged sharing among those affected.
Summary
This video explains the impact of Ministerial Direction 119 on Australia's 482 visa program, highlighting that onshore applicants are prioritized over offshore applicants. It details the low processing rates for offshore applicants and warns that being offshore, especially with a Section 48 bar, significantly reduces the chances of visa approval and permanent residency.
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#dragonmigration #482visa #australia #migration #workvisa if you are looking for a 482 work visa in Australia, you need to be making that application while you are onshore. Because offshore applicants have no priority and could take years to be processed. It doesn’t matter if the employer is an accredited sponsor or if you are a doctor or engineer… if you are offshore you are screwed!