International students to be effectively barred from bringing family to Australia
- International students would effectively be banned from bringing family members to Australia under a long-awaited overhaul of the immigration system, to be unveiled by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke tomorrow.
- In a speech entitled: "The work of managing the migration program: who arrives, who stays, who leaves", Mr Burke will outline changes to try to ensure the government meets its target of reducing net overseas migration (NOM) from 300,000 to 225,000 by 2028.
- Mr Burke had planned to announce the policy six weeks ago but was forced to abruptly postpone the National Press Club (NPC) address be
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- International students would effectively be banned from bringing family members to Australia under a long-awaited overhaul of the immigration system, to be unveiled by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke tomorrow.
- In a speech entitled: "The work of managing the migration program: who arrives, who stays, who leaves", Mr Burke will outline changes to try to ensure the government meets its target of reducing net overseas migration (NOM) from 300,000 to 225,000 by 2028.
- Mr Burke had planned to announce the policy six weeks ago but was forced to abruptly postpone the National Press Club (NPC) address be
Sources: Abc