What were the changes in the last 2 years with Global Talent Visa 858?
14/12/2020, The department passed the legislation to remove the offshore stream subclass 124 and made some major modifications to the onshore Global Talent Visa Subclass 858 application.
20/1/2021: bachelor (with Honours) and Masters graduates are no longer eligible for invitation to the GTI program by submitting those qualifications alone. It is clearly making no competitiveness at all to those PHD candidates or Research fellows and the Department of Home Affair was considering about their ability to attract the fair work High income Threshold requirements.
Also, for existing EOIs submitted on the Department website will also be applied by this change. It means, Masters Graduates or Bachelor candidates who are waiting for the invitation will no longer be accepted.
27/1/2021: The Distinguished Talent Visa was renamed the Global talent visa. The subclass and criteria remained the same.
Global Talent Visa - Australian Nominator
To get invited for a Global Talent Visa, you need to have an eligible Australian nominator. The nominator must be of a national reputation in your area of talent who is Australian Citizen; Permanent resident of Australia; Eligible New Zealand citizen and Australian organisation.
With the national reputable criteria, it clearly aims to global organization who has made global footprints in their industries or area of study; Educational Institute with strong background in researches which are globally recognised.
And a lot of people are getting their nomination from their own employer. It is strongly dependent on projects they are doing.
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The Department of Home Affairs has just released details of which organisations nominated the most candidates from November 2019 and the end of June 2021.
