Following the "amnesty" of 165,000 immigrants in New Zealand, some time ago Australia also broke the news that "2 million immigrants will be introduced in the next 5 years", but later it was revealed by a number of media, the news was not officially confirmed, but the senior officials of the NSW government presented a proposal to the newly appointed NSW Governor Perrottet. Are you disappointed to hear this news? Don't be disappointed, recently on this issue, the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI), Australian Immigration Minister Alex Hawke, Australian Finance Minister three parties spoke in response.
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) released the Better Australia strategy on 19 October, outlining 10 goals aimed at improving the country's economic performance by 2050. Andrew McKellar, CEO of ACCI, said: "The figure of about 200,000 skilled migrants per year is conceivable. "Governments across Australia must recognise the long-term benefits of bringing in temporary and permanent migrants. Indeed, compared with 2 million in 5 years, that is, an average of 400,000 per year, the number of 200,000 is really not a lion's mouth.
At the same time, Australian Immigration Minister Alex Hawke responded to Australian media: When the border is open, Australia will see a large number of skilled migrants. "Australia's immigration quota should increase next year to fill vacancies in key areas."
Minister Hawke also said, "When we open the borders, most people will flock into Australia and from 1 November we will see a large number of skilled migrants (into Australia)." "Therefore, what is certain now is that with the gradual opening of australia's borders, the immigration quota will definitely increase next year, and it will also show an upward trend in the future.
In addition, the Australian Finance Minister also spoke: consideration is being given to changing the number and composition of immigrants.
Skilled migration has always been a key part of Australia's economic development and recovery. The government has also repeatedly emphasized that Australian skilled immigration and investment immigration are the immigration methods promoted by the current government. With the gradual improvement of the epidemic situation and the opening of national borders, Xiaobian believes that more favorable policies will be introduced.