Two-way skilled migration promoted between India and Australia

Narendra Modi and Anthony Albanese in front of the Sydney Opera House illuminated in the colours of the Indian flag

Narendra Modi and Anthony Albanese in front of the Sydney Opera House illuminated in the colours of the Indian flag Source: AAP / Dean Lewins

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India and Australia have signed an agreement that will allow easier migration for skilled workers and graduates between the two countries. This is seen as a sign of maturity for India and a new milestone for the large Indian-Australian community.

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