Episode Summary:
A new pathway to permanent residency is now available for researchers, entrepreneurs, investors, and creative professionals with recognised achievements. It’s the National Innovation Visa, subclass 858, which has replaced the Global Talent visa that closed on 6 Dec 2024 to all new applicants.
In this episode, Arun Belur is joined by Amitava Deb, a registered MARA agent, who will give us more information on the invitation process, EOI requirements, indicators of exceptional talent, priority sectors that will be extended invitation and more.
Final thoughts:
To summarize what Amitava has just shared, the NIV seeks established and emerging leaders with high-calibre talent and skills who can make significant contributions that will benefit Australia’s future prosperity.
This includes global researchers, entrepreneurs, innovative investors, athletes and creatives. If you think you have the skills & expertise to fit you into one of these categories or if you need to discuss this in more detail with Amitava personally, feel free to call him or reach us via email, LinkedIn or WhatsApp. You will find all those details in the podcast description or visit our website dmsmigration.com to learn more about us & how to get in touch with Amitava.
Keywords:
National Innovation Visa, Subclass 858
Main Topics:
• (00:00) National Innovation Visa
• (02:40) Overall Framework
• (03:54) Invitation Process
• (05:15) High-Calibre Individuals
• (06:17) High Priority Sectors
• (07:11) Role of State & Territory
• (11:02) Evidence of Exceptional Talent
• (12:05) Final Thoughts
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