Live visa statistics

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Statistical information on visit, study, work, migration and humanitarian visas.

​​​​​​​​​​Migration, asylum and humanitarian programmes provide the statistics that enable forward planning in the form of indicative forecasts and estimates.​

• Migration Program statistics - Migration Program outcomes and trends.
• Humanitarian Program statistics - Australia's Humanitarian Program provides details on protection and resettlement of refugees.
• Net overseas migration statistics - Net Overseas Migration (NOM) statistical publications including NOM forecasts, regional NOM estimates and historical estimates.
• State and territory statistics - Statistical publications and links to pivot tables with a state dimension.
• Overseas arrivals and departures statistics - The number of movements by type of traveller, including settlers, students, temporary residents and visitors.
• Temporary Entrants Program - Information about temporary entrants and New Zealand citizens present in Australia at a particular date.
• ​Migration agent activity reports and statistics - Migration agent activity reports and statistics on the migration advice industry in Australia, including the number of agents registered, complaints and sanction decisions.
  
• Immigration detention statistics - Statistics on the number of detainees in immigration detention are updated on a regular basis.
  
• Onshore processing statistics​ - Statistics on the release of unauthorised maritime arrivals on Bridging E visa.
• Historical migration statistics - Statistical data on migration from 1945 – covering settler arrivals, permanent additions, the migration program, humanitarian program and population.​
• Coun​try profiles​ - A series of reports containing key statistical information on permanent and temporary migration trends, emigration and population for Australia's main migrant source countries.​
• Community Protection Summary – Statistical information on the number of individuals on Bridging (Removal Pending) (subclass 070) visa (BVR) as a result of the High Court orders in the matter of NZYQ v Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs.