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The third phase of the migration workshop series, “Aus Lanka TV Education Migration Expo 2026,” will commence at 9.00 a.m. today, offering valuable guidance to Sri Lankan youth aspiring to study or work in Australia and New Zealand.

The event will be held at Havelock City Mall and will feature leading migration agencies, along with their representatives and immigration lawyers from Australia and New Zealand.

Organised in Sri Lanka, the program aims to help young people turn their dreams of moving to Australia and New Zealand into reality by providing accurate information and proper guidance.

Participants will receive comprehensive awareness on obtaining Student Visas, Sponsor Visas, Skilled Visas, and Scholarships, along with clear pathways to achieve these goals.

Migration agencies attending the expo are prepared to offer reliable advice and outline the correct procedures for those seeking to migrate.

Visitors will have the opportunity to select suitable universities, identify courses that may lead to permanent residency or citizenship, understand the qualifications required for scholarships, and obtain assistance in applying for them. A range of services related to university selection will also be available.

The program will further explain necessary documentation procedures, provide financial guidance, and offer advice on connecting with sponsors required for Work Visas.

All services will be provided free of charge and the event is hosted by the Aus Lanka TV media organization.

This year, the opportunity has been extended not only to those planning to migrate to Australia but also to individuals interested in relocating to New Zealand.

With many Sri Lankans falling victim to migration-related fraud, the Aus Lanka TV Education Migration Expo has been organised to educate prospective migrants on safe and legitimate pathways.

The program will be held today from 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. at Havelock City Mall, 324-10 Havelock Road, Colombo 5, and stands out for offering its services entirely free of charge.

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