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Two years of the PEV, part 1: success leads to processing slowdown
Stephen Howes and Finn Clarke
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- 14 Oct 2026
PEV visa grants surged in year two, but a 3,000-visa annual cap and ballot over-selection mean many winners may never get their visa. Here's what the data shows.About the author/sStephen HowesStephen Howes is Director of the Development Policy Centre and Professor of Economics at the Crawford School of Public Policy at The Australian National University.Finn ClarkeFinn Clarke is a research officer at the Development Policy Centre.
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