Australian migration policy moves fast.
This is where agents and RMAs get the shifts before they hit the headlines, plus the compliance calls that actually matter.
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Bridging Visa B for up to 5 years – what is happening with family visas?
We’re starting to see Bridging Visa B (BVB) travel permissions being granted for up to five years in…
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Are subjective student visa refusals coming back?
We have received a case of student visa refusal for analysis. They applied for a 16-week English course,…
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Important update on Tribunal Visa Review
Under recent legislative changes, the government can now require the Administrative Review Tribunal to decide certain migration appeals…
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Why we built Educli
1. Our Core Belief Educli exists to remove human error from complex systems. Systems don’t fail because people…
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ART Hearings Changes: What International Students Must Know
International students whose visas are refused will increasingly have their appeals decided without an in-person hearing, following new…
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ASQA Fees Are Rising and so is Cost of Non-compliance
ASQA has released its draft Cost Recovery Implementation Statement (CRIS) 2026–27, from 1 July 2026, the proposed model…
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Global agent survey: what’s really driving study-abroad decisions into 2026
The latest ICEF Agent Voice survey gathered insights from 1,225 education agents across 113 countries, and the message…
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It is not an “agent problem”; it’s a system problem
The recent submission by the Association of Australian Education Representatives in India (AAERI), highlighted by The Koala News,…
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The Three Pillars of Educli
It’s always worth stepping back and clarifying what Educli actually stands for. For us, Educli is built on…