A new permanent visa for Tuvaluans is already in full swing, and a third of the population has entered into the ballot.
The ‘climate visa’ pathway to allow Tuvaluans to work, study, and live in Australia, and unlike other visas, it does not require a job offer.
While most of Tuvaluans may decide to stay at home, this pathway allows Tuvaluans some mobility with Australia to support their communities and families.
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Produced By: Eduardo Jordan
Featured In Story: Jane McAdam – Director of the Evacuation Research Hub at the Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law at UNSW
First aired on The Wire, Tuesday 1 July 2025