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The COVID-19 pandemic has reduced Australian immigration to its lowest level since World War II. Therefore, the education sector worries that students may enlist in other nations.

To solve a healthcare worker deficit, the Commonwealth and provinces are considering allowing 2000 foreign nurses and doctors to work in Australia. Sydney and Melbourne hospitals have COVID-19 patients.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison praised NSW's decision to admit fully vaccinated overseas passengers without quarantine on November 1. More people can return home and depart the country.

Following New South Wales, Victoria will end COVID-19 quarantine for international arrivals next month. Visitors to Victoria will not have to quarantine at home or in a hotel.

Returning international students to NSW is encouraged by the Australian and NSW governments. This follows the State's recovery plan and the National Transition Plan for Australia's COVID-19 response.

Fully vaccinated visa holders can enter Australia without a travel exemption starting December 1. International students who have been waiting to attend school since March 2020 will be pleased.

Friday night saw new abroad travel rules from the Federal Government. Australia will no longer require PCR test results for entry. Instead, they can have a negative RAT test within 24 hours.

On January 19, Boris Johnson ended Covid efforts against Omicron. Mandatory vaccination certificates, mask-wearing in businesses and public transportation, and home-based occupations are examples.

Visa holders with double vaccinations can reenter Australia on February 21, 2022! Tourism and aviation have been eagerly awaiting this news after two years of fighting the pandemic.