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Australia Tightens Visa Rules to Cut Migration

Australian Minister for Home Affairs Tony Burke announced on the 17th that the government will tighten student dependent visas and adjust working holiday visa policies to reduce migration levels. Speaking in Canberra, Burke said the government aims to lower net overseas migration to 245,000 this fiscal year and further to 225,000 in fiscal 2027-2028.

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This is a migration-policy story with a crypto/RWA angle only insofar as Australia has been a notable source of skilled labour for the sector, and tighter dependent and working-holiday routes narrow one pipeline. The numbers are framed as targets rather than outcomes, and the fiscal-year framing means the effect lands gradually. The open question is whether the lower net migration path is achieved through visa design or through weaker demand, since those imply very different labour-supply outcomes for domestic tech and fintech hiring.

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