How To Get Ready For The Median Wage Increase In

How to get ready for the median wage increase in 2024

Update: As of 10 March 2025, the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) no longer uses the median wage threshold. Employers must now pay at least the market rate for the role. Residence visa pathways (such as Skilled Migrant and Green List Residence) are still tied to the updated median wage. Please contact VisaAide for advice based on the latest immigration settings.

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Which visa categories are impacted by the median wage increase?

How else could the median wage increase affect your business?

The increased median wage requirements may raise your operational costs. Thus in turn, you may need to review your pricing and financial forecasts.

It is also recommended that you review your hiring plans – and with urgency. The changes take effect in February 2024, leaving only a short time to hire skilled migrants at the existing median wage level. Work visa applications need to be submitted before the wage increase takes place. Time is short, but our team of immigration advisers and migrant recruitment consultants are on standby to assist you.

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