No Special Permits Required To Fly In Australia: Federal Government

Starting December, all inbound international students will no longer be needed to carry special permits to enter Australia. The authorities have high hopes about the new year bringing a large number of students. This is extremely important for the recovery of the Australian economy, and with the arrival of skilled workers, it will be even quicker. With an annual contribution of more than AUD 3 billion, they contribute more than just that. However, there are a number of challenges that exist including some Australian states still following quarantine protocols, unavailability of flights, difficulty in booking flights, and other state-based rules. There are more than 160000 students stranded overseas and waiting to resume in-campus learning. With the Australian government dropping their pilot plans, which required compliance with some requirements, students are now happy and can fly directly into the continent to continue their studies here.