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23 September 2026

Big changes to Australia's visa rules will affect Irish travellers looking to emigrate

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Big changes to Australia's visa rules will affect Irish travellers looking to emigrate

Those who are looking or planning to start a new life in Australia and make that big move from Ireland must be made aware of Australia's updated visa regulations ...

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