Explore the stories of migrants to Australia.

A poster, titled 'Today's migrants…tomorrow's Australians', providing information about the advantages of accepting migrants to Australia.

Find records about more than 3200 children who migrated to Australia under approved schemes between 1947 and 1953.

Migration has been central to Australia’s identity, prosperity and security. Explore Australia’s migration history since 1901, including the challenges and cultural contributions of our migrants.

Until the mid-20th century, many migrants to Australia arrived by ship. These are the stories of specific migrant ships and the experiences of their passengers.

As promotion for the Australian government’s migration programs, milestone arrivals were made into press events.

This is a pamphlet containing information regarding the Salvation Army Migration Scheme.

Reception and training centres, also called migrant accommodation camps, helped migrants learn English while they looked for a job.

Data migration is the process of transferring data from one application or format to another.

Information on records of British migrants held in Canberra.

Information about migrant selection documents held in Canberra.

Records relating to child migrants to New South Wales - including migrant selection documents, passenger lists and immigration policy files.

Information about migrant selection documents held in Perth.

How to find migrant selection documents held in Adelaide.

This fact sheet provides information about records relating to Dutch migration held in Sydney.

Alfred Bayliss was selected as Australia’s 25,000th post-war Maltese migrant.

Information on National Archives records relating to Italian migration, held in Perth.

This is a statement regarding European and British migration to Australia.

Information on National Archives records about Italian migration held in Sydney.

The National Archives has a large collection of records about the Migrant Reception and Training Centre in Bonegilla, northern Victoria.