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16 September 2026

Australia opens permanent visa pathway for exceptionally talented Ghanaians and other foreigners

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Australia opens permanent visa pathway for exceptionally talented Ghanaians and other foreigners

Australia's Subclass 858 National Innovation visa offers permanent residency to exceptional talent. See eligibility, nomination rules and application steps.

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