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Information Out about the opening dates by Rural Development Australia

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Information Out about the opening dates by Rural Development Australia

Rural Development Australia Far South Coast – New South Wales

New information about the opening dates published by the RDA. Rural Development Australia Far South Coast has posted new updates on the website.

Following information has been posted in relation to the migration program 2019-20 and new updates about the skilled regional visas announced by Department of Home Affairs (DHA) earlier this year.

26/07/2019 – New skilled occupation list will be published for the region.
01/08/2019 – New migration program will commence for the year 2019-20.

No information has been provided about the closure of the program or upcoming changes to the Skilled Regional Visa in November 2019. Please check on the website on 26/07/2019 for more information about the new skilled occupation list and any other updates will also be posted on their website.

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