Australia Hikes Student Visa Costs, Cuts Working Holiday Slots in Immigration Policy Shift
The Australian government has increased visa costs and reduced intake slots for international students and working holiday makers. This move is seen as part of immigration control measures and may affect prospective travelers from Indonesia.
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