New work visas for young Indian professionals
Recently Australia and India have entered into an agreement and made a program for young Indian professionals, the program will be called Mobility Arrangement for Talented Early Professionals Scheme. The scheme will allow 3000 temporary visas to young professionals from India to work in Australia.
Key points:
India and Australia made a new program specifically designed for Indians, the Landmark Migration and Mobility Partnership Arrangement ( MMPA ).
Another Program also there called Mobility Arrangement for Talented Early Professionals Scheme ( MATES ) offering temporary visas to 3000 young and skilled professionals.
landmark Migration and Mobility Partnership Arrangement or MMPA program is specially designed for young Indians under 31. This program will also increase visa validity for Indian nationals from up to three years to up to five years for the Visitor (Business stream) (Subclass 600) visas.
The MATES program or Mobility Arrangement for Talented Early-professionals Scheme is a new mobility pathway for Indians who are graduates and career professionals with knowledge and skills in a specific field. The primary applicant may also bring dependants and this visa will be a multiple entry visa for a period not exceeding 24 months.
Professionals from engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Information and communication technology, financial technology, mining, and renewable energy will be eligible for this new work visa, and extended business visa validity.
Please note this temporary visa program is not part of the permanent Migration Program of Australia.
Ms. Madew says over 60% of engineers in Australia are born overseas and out of those 60% most of them are usually Indians. The MATES program will assist in boosting the Australian Engineering Workforce.
The partnership between India and Australia invites skilled, qualified, and young workers in India to live and work in Australia for up to 2 years. This a great opportunity for young Indians. As Australia is facing a labor shortage in Many skilled areas, through this program Australia may also be able to tackle its labor shortage issue.
Overall this agreement will strengthen the ties between India and Australia. Australia also needs more than a million digital workforce to deliver for its 2030 Digital Strategy Roadmap. The agreement between Australia and India may provide access to around 1.5 million talented Engineer graduates produced each year from India.