Join us for an insightful event featuring Mark Wright (National Lead Partner for Immigration, KPMG), who will be speaking on the recent immigration changes in Australia. 

In December 2024, the Australian Government introduced the new temporary Skills in Demand (SID) visa, which replaced the existing Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa. The SID visa has three streams: Specialist Skills, Core Skills, and Labour Agreement. 

The Specialist Skills stream is intended for applicants in most ANZSCO occupations with a Specialist Skills Income Threshold (SSIT) of AUD135,000 or more. The Core Skills stream caters to applicants with a base annual salary of at least AUD73,150, replacing the Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold (TSMIT). The SID visa aims to streamline the visa process and make it easier for skilled workers to migrate to Australia1.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about these pivotal changes and how they may impact prospective migrants, businesses, and Australian residents.

Target Audience  

HR professionals who hire international talent

Speaker: Mark Wright – National Lead – Immigration, KPMG

Mark Wright is the Australia and Asia Pacific leader of the KPMG Immigration Practice and is one of the world’s leading corporate immigration advisors. He has unparalleled experience in providing commercially focused advice and guidance on major strategic corporate workforce management and regulatory matters. Mark has worked at partner and executive leadership level in Big 4 and Professional Services Firms for the past 25 years.

Mark is a leading corporate immigration and mobility adviser. He has unparalleled experience and demonstrated success in providing commercially focused advice and guidance on major strategic corporate workforce management and regulatory matters to many ASX100 listed companies, as well as global multinational Fortune500 and FTSE100 entities.

Mark brings a rare combination of proven commercial capability coupled with policy and government relations acumen. His commercial qualities have been demonstrated through his long experience advising some of Australia’s and the world’s major corporations. Mark has been a long-standing contributor to policy formulation in Australia, having authored numerous submissions to the Australian Government.

Mark is known for his ability to think strategically and to ask insightful questions. He is highly risk focused and able to link the technical aspects of moving talent globally to practical commercial reality. His strengths include an ability to cut through complexity and distil difficult issues for businesses which operate on a global scale to make informed commercial decisions.

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You will obtain 2 CPD points for this forum.

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