📙 Daily Activity Report: 16 Dec 2025 This report summarises...

📙 Daily Activity Report: 16 Dec 2025

This report summarises visa grants, S56 requests, and invitation activity for Australian skilled visas (subclasses 189, 190, and 491) based on crowdsourced data from the community.

Visa Grants

S56 Trends

Trends and Patterns in S56 Requests

Priority Occupations (Health and Teaching): Registered Nurses and Early Childhood Teachers continue to receive expedited processing, with grants issued within 1-4 months of lodgement. Most priority occupation cases received direct grants without S56 requests.

Non-Priority Occupations: Processing times for non-priority occupations ranged from 10-24 months. Common S56 requests included: - Remedicals and PCC renewals (most frequent for applications lodged in early 2024) - Employment evidence for offshore applicants - AFP checks for immigration purposes (not reused from previous visas) - Polio vaccination requests - Health undertakings for specific cases

Family Applications: Multiple family applications (sizes 3-4) were granted, with processing times consistent with individual applications in the same occupation category.

🔴 Disclaimer: This blog post is an AI summary of the comments below and may be refreshed as more comments arrive. Due to the nature of crowdsourced and AI-generated content, mistakes and discrepancies are possible. This information should be consumed with caution.

📊 This data represents a subset of total visa activity. Only DHA and individual states have complete grant and invitation data.

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