Number Of Permanent Residency Visas Granted To Citizens Of Italy Where The Client Held A Temporary Graduate (subclass 485) Visa At The Time Of Lodgement, By Program Year, From 1 July 2018 To 23…
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Number Of Permanent Residency Visas Granted To Citizens Of Italy Where The Client Held A Temporary Graduate (subclass 485) Visa At The Time Of Lodgement, By Program Year, From 1 July 2018 To 23 January 2026; And Number Of Permanent Residency Visas Granted To Citizens Of Italy Where The Client Held And Visa At The Time Of Lodgement, By Program Year, From 1 July 2018 To 23 January 2026
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Between 1 July 2018 and 23 January 2026, the Department of Home Affairs granted 677 permanent residency visas to Italian citizens who held a Temporary Graduate (subclass 485) visa at the time of lodgement, with numbers rising from 24 in 2018-19 to a peak of 144 in 2023-24. Overall, 10,368 permanent residency visas were granted to Italian citizens holding any visa type during the same period, peaking at 2,009 in 2023-24. The subclass 485 cohort represents approximately 6.5 percent of total Italian permanent residency grants. Data shows an upward trend through 2023-24, with a subsequent decline in 2024-25 and the partial year to January 2026.
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