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Fees for some applications from July 1st, 2019!

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Fees for some applications from July 1st, 2019!

New fees apply to CPA Australia’s migration competency assessment program. The new fees applicable as of July 1, 2019 are indicated below (in AUD):

Note: Starting Monday, July 1st, the current fees listed above will be replaced by the following new charges.

Residing in Australia (AUD)Residing in all other locations (AUD)
Skills assessment$540$490
Update$170$155
New ANZSCO code$190$173
Appeal assessment outcome$170$155
Withdrawal assessment $80 $73

Previous Fees Structure:

Residing in Australia (AUD)Residing in all other locations (AUD)
Skills assessment$520$490
Update$160$155
New ANZSCO code$160$173
Appeal assessment outcome$160$155
Withdrawal assessment $80 $73

If you have any questions, please contact our experts on info@immigrationexperts.com

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