基于政府已采取行动但未正式宣布，且政策可能面临政治阻力，参照类似政策从内部调整到正式公布的基准率，给出35%概率。
以澳大利亚政府官方公报、内政部网站或主流媒体报道为准，确认是否有正式政策声明或文件。
政治 · 结算 2026-11-04
Topic:Federal Government
Wed 5 Aug 2026 at 6:13am
Tony Burke issued a ministerial direction last week that laid out the revised priorities. (ABC News: Matt Roberts)
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has changed the skilled visa processing priorities, sending temporary applicants to the front of the queue.
The move is an attempt to reduce net overseas migration, an issue on which One Nation and the Coalition have been applying pressure.
Mr Burke has postponed a National Press Club address about migration settings.
Link copiedShareShare articleSkilled migrants already in Australia will be prioritised for permanent places as the government attempts to reduce the level of net overseas migration.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke quietly issued a ministerial direction late last month that laid out the skilled visa processing priorities, with jobs in defence topping the industry preference list.
The May budget outlined that 70 per cent of the 185,000 permanent places would remain reserved for onshore applicants.
The focus will cosmetically reduce net overseas migration by prioritising temporary holders already counted in Australia's population for permanent status while slowing down new arrivals from overseas.
我没那么确定，现在市场波动太大了。
盘口已经反应得差不多了，进场性价比不高。
新闻里第 3 点才是关键，市场好像还没充分定价。