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Green Wings Migration Migration Practice delivering services to Australia’s migrants. Is Green Wings Migration right for you? Do you need a RMA?

MARN 1679969
Education Agent M628
Code of conduct Australia:https://www.mara.gov.au/tools-for-agents-subsite/Files/code-of-conduct.pdf Whether you are looking for a short stay Down under, maybe for travelling or studying, or you are more interested in changing your life and relocate permanently, Green Wings Migration is your starting point. Green Wings is your professional and dedicated Migration Agency and Education Advisor. Eleonora is the professional Registered Migration Agent who will assist you from your first consultation to the visa outcome. You can count on us for your visa issues and any related matter, including - but not limited to - the following Australian Visa Categories:
- Employer Sponsored Visas
- Skilled Visas
- Student Visas
- Working Holiday and Visitor Visas
- Partner Visas

What do we guarantee to you?

- Honesty: clear and upfront advice about your possibilities
- Fairness: what we quote is what you pay
- Empathy: we are migrant ourselves, so we know how you feel
- Wilfulness: where there is a will, there is a (legal) way
- Passion: being an agent means helping people, and one must be passionate about it! What do we expect from you?

- To be open, honest and upfront: we must know your circumstances to advise you in the most appropriate manner
- To respect our work: we are professionals committed to your success
- To follow our instructions: it is important to maximise your outcome
- To keep our communications in writing, as much as possible: we have a legal duty to keep record of all communications with our clients and we can only do so if conversations are written in the form of an email or recorded

Who is a Registered Migration Agent? RMAs are professionals working in Australia who have a deep knowledge of Migration Law and Policy. They must hold a relevant University Qualification and a Professional Licence to operate. They are regulated by the Migration Agents Registration Authority and must comply with the Code of Conduct. Although you are not obliged to use a RMA, you may find the provided services very helpful. An agent:
- evaluates your circumstances
- determines whether or not you qualify for an Australian Visa
- prepares the visa application and lodges it within the Department of Immigration and Border Protection on your behalf. How will Green Wings Migration deal with you?

1. We want to know and understand as much as possible about you and your particular circumstances. We will do so through an Initial Consultation in office or visa Skype. Following the consultation you will receive a Meeting Memorandum or a full Letter of Advice, depending on the type of consultation you selected at booking.

2. Following the reception of the Memorandum or Letter of Advice, you have the right to request further explanations in case something is not clear.

3. If your pathway is clear and you wish to engage Green Wings Migration's services, we will send you a formal Engagement Agreement, completed of all applicable Terms and Conditions. You must sign the agreement and pay any required money in order to proceed further.

4. We will collect and store your money in our Clients' Account. We will not dispose of it until our job on your behalf is complete.

5. We will then start working on your application. Once it is ready to be lodged we will require you to give us final approval and pay the relevant Government Charges.

6. Our duties extend Post-lodgement, We will monitor the application process, dealing with the DIBP on your behalf and informing you of the outcome. Migration Agent Registration Number 1679969
Code of Conducthttps://www.mara.gov.au/media/553229/Code_of_Conduct_April_2017.pdf

More than 3 months into the 2026/27 financial year, several states are still waiting to open their skilled migration nom...
09/10/2026

More than 3 months into the 2026/27 financial year, several states are still waiting to open their skilled migration nomination programs.

So, where does each state and territory stand? Here’s the latest update as of 9 October 2026

🟢 Tasmania — Open
Accepting Registrations of Interest, with weekly invitation rounds.
Confirmed allocation: 1,250 subclass 190 places and 800 subclass 491 places.

🟢🟠 Northern Territory — Restricted intake
New applications are accepted only through specified onshore exceptions. Offshore applications are currently closed.

🟠 ACT — Canberra Matrix submissions open
The 2026–27 allocation is awaiting confirmation. The first tentative invitation round is scheduled for the week beginning 12 October 2026, for subclass 190 only.

🔴 South Australia — New skilled intake unavailable
Skilled ROIs and GSM applications are currently unavailable pending commencement of the 2026–27 program.

🔴 Queensland — Awaiting program announcements
New registrations are closed while Queensland awaits Commonwealth advice on allocations and program settings.

🔴 Victoria — Not yet open
Information about the 2026–27 program will be published when available.

🔴 NSW — New applications closed
Both subclass 190 and 491 nomination applications remain closed, with updated program settings pending.

🔴 Western Australia Not yet open
Information about the 2026–27 program will be published when available.

This update covers state and territory nomination for subclasses 190 and 491 and is updated as of 9th October 2026

Planning to apply for ACT nomination?✅ New portal now openThe ACT Migration Application Portal is available for Canberra...
06/10/2026

Planning to apply for ACT nomination?

✅ New portal now open
The ACT Migration Application Portal is available for Canberra Matrix submissions and Regional Certifying Body (RCB) support applications

📅 First invitation round
The first round is tentatively scheduled for the week starting 12 October 2026, for subclass 190 only. Dates may change depending on nomination allocations and operational requirements.

⏳ Nomination places awaiting confirmation
The Australian Government has not yet confirmed the ACT’s 2026–27 nomination allocation. Details will be published once confirmed.

💡 National Innovation Visa — subclass 858
The ACT Government nomination process is not yet open, and ACT Migration is currently not responding to expressions of interest.

📍 What about other states and territories?
Tasmania has opened its 2026–27 skilled nomination program. The Northern Territory is currently accepting new applications only from certain eligible onshore applicants under limited exceptions. Check the relevant eligibility requirements before applying.

Considering ACT nomination? Contact Green Wings Migration to review your eligibility and prepare your next steps
[email protected]

Source: ACT Government | Update: 6 October 2026

Thank you so much for sharing your journey and for your wonderful review! ❤️What an incredible milestone. After almost 8...
05/10/2026

Thank you so much for sharing your journey and for your wonderful review! ❤️

What an incredible milestone. After almost 8 years of hard work, dedication, and perseverance, receiving your 190 Visa is a truly well-deserved achievement. We couldn’t be happier for you! 🎉🇦🇺

It has been a pleasure to be part of your migration journey. We are especially grateful for your kind words about Eleonora and Stefania. They are both passionate about helping clients navigate the migration process with confidence, and they will be delighted to know that their guidance, support, and commitment made a positive difference along the way.

Thank you for placing your trust in us throughout such an important chapter of your life. Seeing our clients achieve their goals and build their future in Australia is the most rewarding part of what we do.

Congratulations again on your visa grant and this exciting new beginning. We wish you every success and happiness for the future, and thank you for recommending Green Wings Migration to others.

Grazie mille for your trust and support Felice!❤️🇦🇺

Student visa rules have changed from 2 October 2026 New requirements affect applying from within Australia, further Stud...
02/10/2026

Student visa rules have changed from 2 October 2026

New requirements affect applying from within Australia, further Student visa applications and including family members

Swipe through for the key changes, and check your eligibility before making study or travel plans!

Need guidance? Contact Green Wings Migration at [email protected]



General information only. Individual circumstances apply.

The next subclass 189 invitation round is expected tomorrow! For everyone with an Expression of Interest in SkillSelect,...
29/09/2026

The next subclass 189 invitation round is expected tomorrow! For everyone with an Expression of Interest in SkillSelect, the wait may be nearly over.

But did you know there are 212 occupations on the eligible list?

The table below shows the number of EOIs invited, and the tie break month and year, for the SkillSelect invitation round on 4 June 2026https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/skillselect/invitation-rounds

The points shown are the lowest invited scores from the previous round on 4 June 2026. Home Affairs issued 10,000 invitations in that round. A dash (—) means no minimum score was published for that occupation; it does not mean the occupation is ineligible.

Have an EOI in the system? Check that your details and claimed points are accurate and up to date. An eligible occupation or a previous round’s score does not guarantee an invitation.

Source: Department of Home Affairs, SkillSelect invitation rounds and the current subclass 189 occupation list. Information current as at 29 September 2026

23/09/2026

Australia is calling…Will you answer?

Maybe Australia has been on your mind for a while 💭

🧑🏻‍🌾 Maybe it’s a sabbatical year and a new adventure
👧🏻 Maybe it’s a new start for you and your family
💍 Maybe you’ve found love and want to build a life with your Australian partner
📚 Maybe you’re ready to study and invest in your future
🦺 Or maybe a new career opportunity

Whatever is bringing you here, understanding your visa options is the first step

At Green Wings Migration, we help individuals, families and skilled professionals navigate the Australian migration process with clear, professional advice tailored to their circumstances

Ready to answer the call? 📲🇦🇺

Get in touch with our team and let’s talk about your options

This one is not a proposal. It's already in effect.From 19 September 2026, Australia introduced new processing prioritie...
22/09/2026

This one is not a proposal. It's already in effect.
From 19 September 2026, Australia introduced new processing priorities for a number of skilled visa applications under Ministerial Directions 121 and 122

visa applications relating to these sectors are given the highest processing priority:

🏗️ Construction
🏥 Healthcare
📚 Teaching
🌾 Agriculture
🐟 Aquaculture & fishing
⛏️ Resources
🛡️ Law enforcement & defence

For these priority occupations, the highest processing priority applies regardless of whether the primary applicant was in Australia or overseas when the application was lodged

Subclass 482 now has its own processing direction (MD121), with the following order:

1️⃣ Priority occupations listed above
2️⃣ Specialist Skills stream
3️⃣ Other onshore applications
4️⃣ Other offshore applications not combined
5️⃣ All remaining applications

The changes don't stop at the 482

MD122 introduces new priorities for a range of provisional and permanent skilled visas, including 186, 189, 190, 191, 491 and 494, among others

👉 Already applied? This may affect you too
Applications lodged before 19 September that had not yet been finally determined are also reordered under the new processing priorities

⚠️ Important: processing priority does not mean automatic approval or guarantee a particular processing time. Applicants must still meet all relevant visa requirements

General information only. This post does not constitute migration or legal advice.

The Australian Government has announced the next stage of changes to Australia’s migration system, with several importan...
18/09/2026

The Australian Government has announced the next stage of changes to Australia’s migration system, with several important updates expected to be progressively rolled out over the next 12 months.
The announcement includes changes affecting:

🔹 Skilled migration and priority processing
🔹 Student visas
🔹 Visitor visas
🔹 Working Holiday Maker visas
🔹 Migration compliance and integrity measures
🔹 Migration agents

Among the announced measures are priority processing for key sectors including healthcare, construction, education, resources and agriculture; changes aimed at limiting visa hopping; a No Further Stay condition for visitor visas; and changes to the Working Holiday Maker Program, including a ballot system for second and third-year visas.

⚠️ Important: These changes have only just been announced, and further details around implementation, eligibility and commencement dates are expected.
At Green Wings Migration, we’ll continue to monitor official Government updates closely and share further information as soon as it becomes available and is confirmed.

If you think these changes may affect your visa plans, avoid making assumptions based on headlines alone

📲 Follow Green Wings Migration for updates as we receive more information.
This post provides general information based on the Australian Government announcement available at the time of publication. Further details and implementation guidance may follow.

Source: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/australian-government-migration-policy-changes?fbclid=IwY2xjawUZfUZwZG9mAWV4dG4DYWVtAjEwAGJyaWQRMXBVVmNYUWZGNVFENkd0cHdzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeaKcd2V3pHkodD93eDiI-wY3po1oBgo8u3LAtGiUPcY-cg0SaV8Gbww6LPzM_aem_bYPkD3kY47zaPQHM4QGTIA

⏳ Visa processing times update – September 2026Visa processing times change often, so here’s the latest update as of Sep...
16/09/2026

⏳ Visa processing times update – September 2026

Visa processing times change often, so here’s the latest update as of September 2026

If you’re worried about your waiting time or what this means for your application, feel free to contact your assigned Migration Agent or reach out to our office at [email protected]

We’re here to help 💚🪽



Disclaimer: The information provided is based on the government published visa processing times, and is a guide to help understand how long a visa may take to process. You can check the status of your visa application and if you have provided all necessary support documents through ImmiAccount
The department of home affairs (or your RMA) will contact you when your visa application is decided. Your visa may take longer to process if information required for your visa is incomplete or missing. Please refer to the latest Ministerial Direction to understand priorities allocations.

From a Student Visa to Permanent Residency 🇦🇺💚Margherita arrived in Perth in January 2023, after falling in love with Au...
14/09/2026

From a Student Visa to Permanent Residency 🇦🇺💚

Margherita arrived in Perth in January 2023, after falling in love with Australia a few years earlier

The beginning wasn’t easy..finding a home, looking for work and starting a new life on the other side of the world came with plenty of challenges.

But today, she is a Permanent Resident, has bought her first home with her husband and is getting ready to welcome their first baby🥹

A beautiful reminder of how far a migration journey can take you

Congratulations Margherita we’re so happy to have been part of your journey! 💚🇦🇺

Photos have been kindly provided by Margherita 📸

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