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Australia cuts visa processing times for skilled, student, and visitor visas in 2025 

Chigozirim Enyinnia by Chigozirim Enyinnia
February 28, 2025
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The Australian government has reduced visa processing times across multiple categories in 2025, providing faster approvals for Skilled, Student, and Visitor visas.

This change, announced by the Department of Home Affairs, aims to improve access for applicants worldwide, easing entry into Australia for work, study, and tourism.

Key improvements include faster decisions for temporary visas, with some categories processed in under one day.

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The changes are expected to simplify immigration processes and reduce backlogs, benefiting applicants globally.

The Department of Home Affairs informs that the reduction in processing times is a result of newly allocated resources and an expanded workforce. Visa approvals across a range of categories are now faster, with temporary visa applications seeing the most dramatic improvements.

This includes a range of improvements for visas, such as Visitor, Working Holiday Maker, Student, and Skilled Temporary visas.

Visitor and working holiday maker visas processed in less than 1 day 

In January 2025, the Department of Home Affairs revealed that Visitor and Working Holiday Maker visas are now being approved in less than a day. This marks a significant change, as applicants can now expect quick decisions and faster entry into Australia for tourism or work experiences.

Student and skilled visa processing times reduced 

Student visas are now processed within 30 days, allowing international students to plan their studies without long periods of uncertainty.

For skilled workers, temporary Skilled visas are being processed in just 61 days, and permanent Skilled visas now take up to 11 months, a significant improvement from previous years when some cases took several years to process.

Partner visa processing times have also improved, with most now processed in 13 months, with the government prioritizing older applications.

Government focuses on speed and efficiency while maintaining integrity 

The Australian government has also made it a priority to ensure that visa processing is efficient, with minimal delays, while maintaining the security and integrity of the system. Details inform that additional staff have been hired, and the application process is being simplified to reduce backlogs.

As a result, applicants can expect a smoother process for entering Australia.

According to DEAD Scholarship, a spokesperson from the Department of Home Affairs said,

“We are focused on finalizing older applications while ensuring new ones move through the system efficiently. Our goal is to provide a seamless and timely experience for visa applicants, particularly those contributing to Australia’s workforce and economy.” 

Impact of faster visa processing for international applicants 

The faster processing times for various visa categories are expected to have a positive impact on international students, skilled workers, and tourists looking to come to Australia. With less waiting time and faster decisions, Australia seeks to position itself as an attractive destination for migration, education, and tourism.

These improvements are likely to increase the number of applicants, further contributing to the country’s economy and workforce.

Applicants can check the updated visa processing times for their specific visa category by visiting the Global Visa Processing Times page on the Department of Home Affairs website


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Chigozirim Enyinnia

Chigozirim Enyinnia

I am Chigozirim Enyinnia, a career, Immigration and Education analyst. My objectives require the delivery of credible information concerning these areas, so readers can make informed decisions.

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