Direction 123: signed text specifies commencement on 31 October 2026
A public copy of the signed direction specifies its commencement and replacement of Direction 110.
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A public copy of the signed direction specifies its commencement and replacement of Direction 110.
The 31 October snapshot separates official results, future program openings and figures that could not be verified from an official source.
The Federal Register lists the Migration Amendment (2026 Measures No. 1) Regulations 2026 under F2026L01448.
The Tribunal’s active Guidance and Appeals Panel list identifies migration questions still to be determined.
The Federal Court upheld the outcome of a partner visa review involving criterion 3001, compelling reasons and attempts to raise new grounds on appeal.
The Court dismissed a challenge to an ART non-revocation decision, addressing sentencing findings, rehabilitation evidence and legal consequences under Direction 110.
An offshore applicant’s prolonged failure to progress an original-jurisdiction proceeding led to dismissal and costs.
The program settings are published. Onshore applicants need their 2025–26 ATO Notice of Assessment before lodging an ROI.
Home Affairs is seeking feedback on further changes. The proposals are under consultation, with submissions due on 23 November.
A protection visa appeal examined the former AAT’s decision not to take oral evidence from nominated witnesses.
The Federal Court quashed an ART non-revocation decision after clearly articulated claims about an overseas wife and child were not evaluated.
Statutory deemed receipt and preserved review-time rules controlled the deadline. Later awareness of the refusal email did not extend it.
The Register’s version history links the October compilation to the Combatting Migrant Exploitation amendments.
The department’s guidance addresses who can apply in Australia and when family members can be included.
The Court’s published summary records jurisdictional error in a challenge involving enrolment and PRISMS records.
LIN 26/100 changes the address in the child visa application arrangements instrument.
Home Affairs warns that permanent residence and a valid facility to re-enter Australia are different questions.
The Tribunal lists an interlocutory migration decision examining jurisdiction where an applicant alleges agent fraud.