Influx Of International Students Is Increased To Seven Times In Australia

05 Nov 2014

Australia witnessed that influx of international students’ is increased to seven times, who are more likely to employ outside the city centers after the completion of their graduation.

The diverse immigration strategies had varied results in recent years in enticing overseas skilled individuals to non-metropolitan areas, providing financial and other incentives to foreign students to work in regional area which helps in addressing major skill shortage areas.

Sources said that in future this move might have particular significance in the way to incentivize study in local areas that could take the form of establishing direct financial aid packages to cut down study expenses or through extending and modifying existing immigration points via skilled migration visa applications.

Australian government might encourage foreign students who aim to concentrate metropolitan areas to work or intern in regional areas at the time of their studies by introducing financial support for relocation.

Sources said that this would assist to build up a sense of attachment and develop professional networks in rural regions and these features are expected to augment the likelihood to settle and work in regional areas after graduation.

The director of International Education Association of Australia (IEAA), Phil Honeywood, said that skilled occupation list might be tailored to offer greater immigration incentives for workers of healthcare in remote areas.

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