Migration Solutions in the media

Adelaide-based migration consultant Mark Glazbrook said the Department would have to reevaluate its skilled migration program in a post-pandemic world, as rising unemployment would mean more Australians and onshore work visa holders would be available for job roles that were earlier filled by overseas workers.

Mark Glazbrook, the CEO of an Adelaide-based migration consultancy says bridging visa holders whose visas have expired can apply for a visitor visa when the government allows them to return.

Adelaide-based registered migration agent, Mark Glazbrook says he is not surprised by department’s decision to reduce the number of invites this month in wake of COVID-19 pandemic.

Great initiative by the SA Government. If we were to lose 20,000 international students as a result of the travel bans, the virus and a downturn in the global economy – that will result in the loss of 5,000 full time jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars from the South Australian economy

Skilled visa holders angry after being told to return home since losing work in covid19 crisis.

Adelaide-based migration agent Mark Glazbrook said that, in addition to more than half a million international students, there could be as many as “100,000 people on temporary visas in Australia right now”

Its been a busy week for our CEO Mark Glazbrook. He appeared before and given evidence at the Inquiry into Regional Migration, been quoted in 2 stories in the Advertiser (this one and another earlier this week) and spoke with Leon Bigner on 5AA. Unfortunately though, the new 494 visa that replaced the 187 is

Regional migration inquiry holds hearings in South Australia today and our CEO Mark Glazbrook will be appearing before the Committee to give evidence. Mark is also quoted in this story regarding the enquiry..

Very interesting story with a quote from our CEO Mark Glazbrook about visa processing times, refusals of RSMS applications and a significant increase in bridging visa holders.

A number of former overseas backpackers have come forward to the ABC having endured exploitation and assaults while working on Australian farms. Migration agent Mark Glazbrook described “Once that program is expanded then it does increase the opportunity for employers to exploit more people”.

Chief Executive Officer of Migration Solutions, Mark Glazbrook, said especially in South Australia, regional wages for comparable occupations are often lower, than in bigger capital cities such as Melbourne or Sydney.

Mark Glazbrook Migration Solutions CEO, argues the NT pilot has been a failure, with only 60 visas approved over the past two years.

Migration Solutions, CEO, Mark Glazbrook interviewed at ABC Radio News, Friday 3rd May, 2019 RADIO NEWS BROADCASTS Australia Immigration agency defends deal that allows migrants to be paid below national threshold An Australia immigration agency is defending a deal that allows migrants to be paid below the national threshold, if they come to South Australian

More for overseas tradies will be able to call South Australia home with much greater ease under new changes to a visa aimed at bringing migrant.

SA population growth less than half the national average. Mark Glazbrook called on the State Government to introduce a visa program similar to the now defunct regional 457 visa that was scrapped in 2007.

Adelaide migration agent Mark Glazbrook said the view that workers were “coming here and taking jobs” ignored the fact that increased employment and training arose from population growth.

Moves by Scott Morrison’s government to encourage more migrants to settle in South Australia have been praised.