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Migration

Emigrate Lawyers Recognised as Global 100 Winner 2026 for Migration Law Support Across Australia’s Most Complex Visa Matters

Emigrate Lawyers has been recognised as a Global 100 – 2026 Winner for migration law support across Australia’s most complex visa matters. This recognition highlights the firm’s commitment to trusted, expert, and client-focused migration law services under the leadership of Madhab Kharel, Principal Lawyer at Emigrate Lawyers. For clients facing complex Australian visa issues, this recognition reflects the firm’s continued focus on clear legal advice, careful case preparation, and practical support across migration law matters. Emigrate Lawyers Recognised as a Global 100 Winner 2026 Emigrate Lawyers is proud to announce that the firm has been recognised as a Global 100

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CEPA Amendment 2025 illustration showing UAE skilled worker with checklist and exemption approval.

Migration Update

CEPA Amendment 2025: Labour Market Testing Exemptions for UAE Skilled Workers

The CEPA Migration Amendment is the latest example of how Australia’s migration law continues to evolve in line with international trade agreements. A major update in 2025 highlights how economic partnerships, such as CEPA, influence skilled migration policy. The Migration (International Trade Obligations Relating to Labour Market Testing) Amendment (CEPA) Determination 2025 recognises the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between Australia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), with major implications for labour market testing (LMT) requirements. This article explains what the amendment means, why CEPA matters, and how it affects both employers and skilled migrants. What is Labour Market Testing

Kerusha Kharel

Woman checking her Australian visa status online using, VEVO, a laptop and smartphone, with the text “How to Check Your Visa Status in Australia: 2026 Guide.”

Migration

Visa Entitlement Verification Online (VEVO) Check Australia: How to Check Your Visa Status and Work Rights Online

Your visa status determines important information about your stay in Australia, including your visa expiry date, conditions, work rights, and travel permissions. Checking these details regularly helps you avoid accidentally breaching your visa conditions and ensures you understand your rights and obligations. The easiest way to check your current visa status in Australia is through the Department of Home Affairs’ Visa Entitlement Verification Online (VEVO) system. At a Glance – How to Check Your Visa Status in Australia (2026) Use the VEVO system to check visa details online. Download the MyVEVO app for mobile access. Contact the Department of Home

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