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Regional Development Authority Northern Inland – NSW

Regional Development Authority Northern Inland – NSW

Regional Development Authority Northern Inland – NSW

New Information reveals about the nomination released by Regional Development Authority Northern Inland. RDA Northern Inland has recently published a new update about the openings of the nomination program. Here are some key dates for the migration agents and applicants to note down:

  • 12 pm (AEST) 18 July 2019: Applicants can start lodging their applications for regional skilled visa nomination (489).
  • 12 pm (AEST) 18 July 2019: The occupation list for Northern Inland will be published.
  • 22 July 2019: NSW government may start inviting applicants for the skilled regional visa.
  • 3 September 2019: Last date for the applicants to lodge the application for the skilled regional visa (489).
  • 10 September 2019: Last date for processing the nominations and issuing invitations from DHA.
  • 15 September 2019: All the invited applicants must lodge their visa application with DHA.
  • 16 November 2019: New skilled regional visa (491) will come in to effect.

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