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Western Australia increases the number of invitations available this fiscal year
18 March 2022 By RC Migration
Earlier in the day, the Government of Western Australia (where Perth is located) announced that it had no more invitations available for this fiscal year and that applicants would have to wait until the following fiscal year to receive an invitation. Additionally, he clarified that they had requested more quotas from the Federal Government (in Canberra) and this had not yet made a statement. The Federal Government has listened to the State and has allocated more invitations available for Western Australia for the remainder of the fiscal year. This means that soon the invitations will resume and people waiting for a response from the Immigration Department of this State will not have to wait until July to be invited. This is excellent news for people interested in being sponsored by this Regional. Other states such as South Australia have also requested more invitations for the remainder of the fiscal year. At RC Migration we are attentive to the response of the Federal Government. Subscribe to stay updated.
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